I was one of the people who pointed out it could have other meanings (including the font file, and a type of hunting knife). I also pointed out you could have done some of your own research. It's that lack of research that makes you seem biased, and thus untrustworthy as a source of news. It is the fact that you said…

Remains to be seen. I suppose if she ends up broke it would.

So, the solution to people forgetting to wear sunscreen is to slap a different label on the stuff they already forget to wear.

Because crap movies are a dime a dozen. It doesn't have to be more profound than that.

Agnes?

I wonder if people will crap themselves over this the same way they did when Noah came out.

Scout... (ugh, who names their kid 'Scout') Willis is just... clueless.

"Not exactly sure what else R8P could stand and it really doesn't matter."

"Let's get better mental health services and also fight misogyny and everyone wins (except the Scientologists and misogynists) and we can all go home happy."

You make valid, cogent points concerning misogyny, or rather sexism. Setting aside my original point concerning mental health issues being more to blame than personal views, allow me to offer this up (because frankly, what you wrote was really interesting to me):

"Mental health is obviously an issue here. The thing is, as fun as it is to locate mental illness as a purely neurochemical issue, environment and conditioning actually play a large role."

Lesson: Don't be afraid to take chances. Corollary: Playing it safe is not only boring, but limiting.

"To make sure you are fully prepared, make sure you know all of the details about the event—start time, exact location, dress code, directions to get there, etc."

Yeah, but the beautiful thing about it is we can still support Mr. Burton and Reading Rainbow, and tell the pundits to screw off. They don't have to watch.

I grew up on Reading Rainbow. LeVar Burton made me love reading, and he is one of my heroes.

Actually, the police were notified of his videos before he went out to kill. They chose not to act.

I'm sure he hated women. I'm also sure it doesn't matter who he hated. My original point is that he was likely to do this regardless of WHO he hated, and that he happened to hate women. The argument about whether he hated women or not was made to contrast that fact against his confirmed mental issues, which to me seem…

Nope. Your... argument is flawed.

I haven't called anyone a liar.

I am familiar with the Stanford experiment. Sadly, that is more a commentary on the inherent nature of mankind than of men.