Well thank god you’re here to promote white people’s work over people of color

I think one of the weakest parts of Korra as a show was that they never really got into why the Equalists were a popular movement and why there was widespread resentment of benders among baseline-humans, and the obvious way to deal with this is a six-episode miniseries where the cabbage vendor finally has enough and…

I wonder what made Nickelodeon do a total 180 on this. When Korra was airing, they did everything they could to bury it.

“Are there any other culture sites that haven’t lost their collective mind... This site seems to be so far gone that the mere mention of a young girl who was obviously brianwashed...”

“You can independently think Mia Farrow is a bad mother and a hypocrite (and I guess a bad brother or something?) and still believe Dylan’s story, because the two have nothing to do with each other."

The other was alleged. And the fact her brother is a paedophile while she supported Polanski strikes me as a tad odd.

who was obviously brianwashed by an abusive mother is met by virtual pitchforks. 

I don’t see how you can hold someone responsible for what their siblings do. 

What does this have to do with Woody Allen, and whether or not he molested his daughter?

They mean Carlos Zantanna.

Out of curiosity, what made you go from considering Moses’ testimony as a “proof” to the polar opposite ? That is, “definitely believing one side” on both cases ?

Ew, Woody Allen’s PR team has arrived. They’re so gross.

Ah, the incel take.

Yeah, I don’t get how the reviewer thought a telepath couldn’t read the mind of someone without a soul. That feels like a very confusing religious worldview. :)

That theme song deserved to make the episode an A all on its own it was that good. 

I work in TV, but not on good productions. I wish I worked on good TV. Or maybe I’m the problem?

I think it was for the pun, i.e. “Amazing Spider-Man”

I don’t think it’s because he can’t read her mind. She might just lack a soul for him to sense.

I think it was a non-apology for the potential Spider-pun (amazing)

The pun.