I mean. Wouldn’t you feel worse for her? DON’T YOU? The person she probably loves most in the world was just killed.

Okaaaaaay. Omg I’m seeing this sentiment all over this article and it’s really blowing my mind. Are we REALLY spouting off the same ignorant sentiments that racists use to justify police brutality?

Got it, it’s just... them’s the breaks when your son threatens people with a gun.

What’s your deal? You seem absolutely bent on depicting this woman as a racist asshole who launched an unwarranted attack on an innocent news crew, instead of a grieving mother who was provoked by apathetic strangers capitalizing on her son’s painfully recent death.

EW. Really?

I have plenty of both

I think depicting Fergus’s rape was necessary in this case. Not to remind viewers of BJ’s depravity (hopefully no one’s memory is that short), but to really underline Jamie’s motivations and to challenge viewers who sympathized with Claire’s completely petulant, irrational, and hypocritical feelings of blame and…

Fully depicting Jamie’s rape in season 1 worked because I don’t think I could have fully understood Black Jack’s depths of depravity or how badly it broke Jamie without it.

This article right here though, feeling jealous after running into your partner’s ex is perfectly natural but feeling entitled to not being reminded your partner knew and fucked other people before meeting you is wildly immature. Breaking up with a boyfriend over his getting an erection from a pretty person on tv is…

Mmmmm you’re coming at this PURELY from the angle of romantic relationships/sex = social success!

I mean, she’s very clearly owning it.

Are you ME? I didn’t realize other people did this, too. God.

I have given numerous opportunities to read between some very obvious lines

Oh geez I just realized I replied to you in two separate comments; didn’t realize you were the same person until just now. Sorry!

I wonder if the high priestess has near as much experience... or is anywhere near as old as Mel?

I reeeeeally want to know what the red priestess was hinting at to Varys

Okay you keep posting this everywhere. What are you trying to communicate? Because I don’t think it’s making Blake Lively look as racist as you seem to think it does.

The author added that in later and failed to indicate that the article had been altered.

Are we really looking at that picture and calling that butt flat?

It’s taking on and immersing oneself in the “fun” aspects of Black culture without also taking on the pain and suffering that they’ve endured at the hands of white people since, well, time immemorial.