Because they’ve completely given in to their inner cranky toddler that wants to get away with doing horrible shit, and they’re hoping that if they can convince everyone that there shouldn’t be any laws, they’ll get to do all the horrible shit they’ve secretly wanted to do all along.

This was already covered in her song, “I Kissed a Girl and I Liked It (Who Cares What She Thought About It)“.

Shank first, then roll your eyes at the blood? “By bleeding, you’re contributing to the unequal division of household labor. I’m going to have to clean all this up!”

Unfortunately, because it’s an opinion, it’s neither. The bar for libel (which it would be, since it’s in print) is pretty high, and just saying, “You hate so-and-so” isn’t an actionable statement because it’s not something that can be proven or disproven. Which sucks, but does mean that I can say “Trump hates…

So he’s advocating for collective labor action that will raise depressed wages by simply uniting to refuse to fill necessary-but-low-paying jobs like food service and sanitation? Hey, I’m there for it, Ben! Seize the means of production, amirite?

“Plus, you’ll never see more people bend over backward to defend child abuse than whenever Adrian Peterson is brought up.”

I still think this could have been fixed by having Maul pursue them to Coruscant. Have him fight Obi-Wan outside of Amidala’s chambers, so that you can see that he’s more than a match for either of the two Jedi one-on-one. Then the big fight at the end has more to it.

I think James Gunn handled this better. He basically said, “Look, if there are people who never forgive me for the rest of my life, I earned that. I don’t get to decide when other people should be over the hurt I caused. All I can do is keep moving forward and try to be a better person.”

I can’t imagine this being turned into a modern horror movie, not without losing all of the intensity. That book looked a PG-13 rating in the eye and laughed.

Yeah. I half-expect to find out that all the Clinton conspiracy theories are being peddled so that people will tune out the far more accurate Trump conspiracy theories. “Oh, come on, you really believe that a former President had a guy bumped off just because he could implicate him as a pedophile? Next you’ll be…

It’s utterly adorable that you think they’re not flooding the labor market with undocumented workers now, with the added benefit that those workers are unable to report their employers for wage theft and unsafe work practices.

I’m assuming it’s dipped in batter before it’s fried.

Well of course. It was never about preventing undocumented immigration. It was always about making sure that undocumented immigrants were too scared to come forward about unethical labor practices. The financial elite want undocumented workers, hell, they need them. They just want terrified and compliant undocumented…

Thank you for that opinion. It’s been filed with all the others.

Maybe you should read more comments than just the ones directly replying to you? Because this fucking shitshow is littered with “What a vain, gullible woman, clearly she deserves this for being so stupid and obsessed with her appearance” crap.

I still find it fascinating that the movie’s most famous quote, “My god... it’s full of stars,” isn’t in the film at all. It was retconned in for 2010.

Or “Devil Doll”, or “Riding With Death”, or “Gorgo”... they literally make a joke about it in the MST3K version of “Gorgo”, with Mike thrilled to play the William Sylvester edition of Trivial Pursuit and nobody knowing any of the answers at all despite having just seen the movies he was in.

Kubrick carefully removed all the context from the spacebaby stuff, because he thought it was boringly straightforward. In the early drafts of the screenplay, the first act played up the international tension between America and Russia—both sides had orbital satellite platforms capable of raining nukes on every point…

No, but I said you didn’t need to, because I’ve already heard everyone’s petty bullshit about [insert female celebrity whose real crime was being successful without depending on a guy here] before. But I guess that didn’t stop you, huh?

Then I assume you haven’t read any comments other than mine.