Gosh, it’s not even about the money. I just shudder to think of the pure creative vision of Epic Games being compromised at the hands of foreign investors.

Yeah, Tim Sweeney is right, much better for society to have a few people hoarding most of the wealth while doing next to no work. Hoarding amounts of money so vast that they can’t possibly ever even spend a tiny fraction of it, while millions of their fellow citizens are struggling to find their next meal and pay…

To no one’s surprise, hyper rich guy who says it’s not about the money reveals his immeasurable greed.

He’s going to start his own Whale Game to take down the Squid Game.

That, too, I think helps in giving context to Gi-Hun not being able to simply let it go. He’s not just angry that numerous people died, but also because it was so pointless and cold. That defiance he has also ties back into his gambling problems--there was no way he was going to be content, left on his own.

I thought he only gave away half of his money. The note described it as his friend’s share. 

I think the fact that people are so frustrated at the ending of Squid Game is proof that the show works. It’s intentional. You’re supposed to be frustrated at his choice to not get on that plane, the show itself had the Front Man tell him to just go see his daughter. At that moment, we rooted for him to do the right…

Space Jam 2 was garbage. Squid Game was good until its last episode, when it became ridiculous. Both can be true.

I haven’t seen it yet so I just assumed the squid wins.

This fucking thinking is why we don’t even have a federal statute even guaranteeing MATERNITY leave! The way the Democrats are going, we’re not going have that change anytime soon. The birth rate is literally dropping, because this society has made it extremely expensive and difficult to raise children. It doesn’t…

As another non-American, you need to work on your reading comprehension.

*shit like this is why I basically refuse to date men that are Rogan fans. It isn’t an immediate dealbreaker, but it is a huge red flag and there are a lot of follow-up questions when I find out.

I work for an organization that offers “non-birth parent” leave, and know men who are reluctant to take it because of the stigma that people like Rogan* perpetuate. Or they take it, are glad they did, but still come back to questions like “did you enjoy your time off?” (no asshole, I didn’t sleep for three weeks and…

“Fellas, is it gay to raise your kids?!” Jesus what an insufferable asshole. They have twins! Not that it should matter, but it turns out TWO babies need a lot of hands. Not everyone can pass it off to a nanny. And more importantly, not everyone wants to!

My 51st birthday is next week. I’m an old white guy who can tell “back in my day” stories all day long. And, yes, I’ve grumbled about some of the young whippersnappers I work with once or twice.

The number of men out there who would rather spend time at work than with their kids is truly depressing.

“When someone in government, who is a man, who didn’t give birth, and there is two of them, and they both are off work and they get free money or what happens?”

This is a weird, even-more-perverted flip side to the idea of American Exceptionalism. Like, no, [bad thing] cannot possibly be bad, because it’s American, and American means Good! Obviously the American way must be superior, whatever it is, now stop bothering me!

As a recently out trans woman in the deep south (SC is not the most friendly environment, surprise surprise - part of why I hid for so long) yes, I am offended and frustrated by all the bullshit Chappelle has been spouting and continues to. Sorry, but defending JK Rowling, “gender is a fact”, the genitalia stuff, and…

So, one of the things Dave Chappelle has said about trans people is that they should not talk about their struggles in front of black people. That sure seems like stifling free speech to me!