On one hand: Yeah. It seems like quite the Sisyphean task.

Still, if people didn’t protest things that are ubiquitous, change would never happen.

This isn’t actually what happened, and there are more than enough reasons to criticise Whedon that we don’t need to misrepresent this scene any further.

I honestly wonder if Whedon actually truly believed the things he was saying early in his career?

Cops aren’t attacking Trump’s nazis the way they attack anti-fascists out of professional courtesy.

Lol notice that the Nazis and right wing terrorists haven’t been shot at yet.

correct, which I said in the second paragraph here

Agreed. They are like apples and oranges. Both wonderful and unique. 

Cats > Dogs > Garrett

Not choosing!

Call me when your dog shits in a box.

Cats are the best; this is the hill that I'm willing to die on.

I think there may be a part of this missing? Who is Woody?

Um, okay. Mine isn’t a fireworks blowout, but just sort of sad. Friend and I met as freshman roommates, and we remained roommates throughout college. Went to each other’s homes for vacations, etc. Really close friends. After college, friend moved overseas for a job, and I stayed for grad school, but we saw each other…

This is what I would do too with a message saying

They want the economy opened up for their convenience, but they also want to detain and interrogate people for actually working. Do they want their Amazon deliveries or not?  What a bunch of whiny little pissbabies.

In my fantasy world, If I owned that store or delivery service I would immediately suspend delivery to that gated community and just tell people I will drop it off at the gate and they can call that racist piece of crap Stewart to complete the delivery.

Oklahoma? That might be generous.

It is against the law to detain people like that. But the odds of an arrest even when we have video of the act and the name of the person committing the crime is, what, 5%? 

My mom died a week ago tonight.  She was full of wisdom and sage advice that was stolen from her as she died slowly from cancer.  The path forward is uncertain and unfathomable, but I hope I can remember all she taught me and pass on all the advice and truths she bestowed upon my sisters and me to our kids.