“I’d rather be a hypocrite than the same person forever.”—Adam “Ad-Rock” Horovitz.

Paying for someone’s content is paying for someone’s content. That’s where the transaction begins and ends. You’re paying for the product the person created, not their behavior in their private life. What an insane thought process. “If I rent Ant-Man 3 at this Red Box, another woman will get choked!” LMAO dude.

Just like you lacked the restraint to reply to my comment. You could have simply not posted a reply. But you did.

You talk about empathy, but it’s so strange to me that you look at an actor, and all you can see is the worst thing they’ve ever done. What a sad way to engage with others and life in general.

It doesn’t bother me. And you’re right, it’s not because I decided it didn’t bother me. It’s because I have the emotional maturity to separate the art from the artists.

So anyone who doesn’t refuse to watch season 2 of Loki lacks enpathy for others? Is that really the point you’re trying to make?

Fun Fact: in the UK, Keys’ son is called Mega Drive.

He’s jackin’ it in the big porno theater in the sky.

What were the average credit scores of the Black people who were denied? How many had outstanding debt?

This must be upsetting for fans lacking the intellectual maturity to separate art from artists.

Dems are getting desperate for a conviction before the election.

There’s no way this doesn’t end in a lawsuit and a settlement.

Don’t like Ye, don’t follow him. Don’t like Twitter, use Mastodon, Bluesky, Threads, or whatever failing alternative platform you prefer. Although I doubt you will, because as much as you hate to admit it, Twitter is unrivaled, and you’ll continue using it no matter what Must does next.

I’d rather have my own cell than sleep with one eye open waiting for one of my cellmates to rape me. If I were allowed books to read, I’d glady volunteer for solitary over gen pop.

Explain that to Sarah Silverman.

The actors who voted against the strike don’t matter because they’re the minority, huh? Wonder if you have that view in other aspects of society as well.

Just what I suspected. A lot of actors forced into a strike by their union actually want to work. Glad they’re able to continue making a living. Millionaires like Sarah Silverman don’t understand that most actors can’t pay rent unless they’re actively working.

I don’t think she deserves jail time tbh. Maybe 90 days if anything. I think probation and the full $10,000 fine if that’s what the max amount is. Maybe mandated counseling or mental health treatment too.

Hard disagree. “Making an example” aka malicious political sentencing is never acceptable. The punishment should fit the crime.

You know it’s the judge that decides on a sentence, don’t you? The jury won’t decide her fate, just whether she’s guilty or not.