No. That wasn't at all constructive. Considering you don't know the poster, you were incredibly dismissive and hostile regarding his anxiety. Not everyone can be 'a soldier' with confronting their personal issues.

Not to mention this is the exact type of discord they want us to be hamstrung by.

That is your skill set: just because you can overcome it doesn't mean others can.

But that's your skill set: not everyone is capable of dealing with things the same way you can. While you may be able to use anger to spark yourself to action, not everyone is wired that way.

I empathize with your anxiety issues - and shame on anyone who needlessly bashes you - but there are other ways you can protest from home.

Fair point.

Neither. And, unlike you, I lack a chip on my shoulder irrationally directed towards anyone.

You know what's pathetic? You clearly itching to pick a fight solely based on how I listed an acronym.

Gurl, bye. I have been a card-carrying queer for 20+ years, and thus have earned the right to say the acronym however I want.

I know the following comparison is not completely fair, as it's law students who are considerably older…but I really liked that Connor on "How to Get Away with Murder" was (initially) shown as very unapologetically sexual active.

Yeah, I'm definitely hoping how they wrote Kevin in this ep is a good sign he will have textures beyond 'saint'.

Or if they are more on the effeminate side, the character is made to be saintly or unimpeachable to the point of ridiculousness (I'm looking at you, Glee).

So it's okay to be violated as long as its emotional/psychological and not physical? Because that's what your statement is saying. Which is effed up.

I'm actually quite glad that Constance Wu addressed this. Wu's been quite vocal regarding racism and related BS in Hollywood. An interview she did with Vulture in late 2016 about that topic is what really cemented my admiration of her.

Oh most definitely closet and not-so-closet nerds. If you haven't been to a comic convention, a good 40%+ of the male attendees can give the MCU actors a run for their money (not Hugh Jackman level - but definitely in the realm of The Chrises).

[Said in Seinfeld's anti-Newman voice]: Renner.

Revenge isn't best served cold: it's best served as a slice of inaugural cake.

I'm sure it's already been said numerous times before, but Sasha Roiz is a delicious slice of Israeli-Canadian beefcake.

Is it weird that I totally read "Michael Peña" as "Michael Cera?

I also wonder if they are going to make Serena Joy more like an Ann Coulter type.