They would be starting it over a film, not us. We should never give in to those threats. To do so shows weakness. If you're a parent and you give in to your child's tantrum and the kid gets their way, all it does it show them that they can do that and win. This was NK's attempt at a tantrum. And they got their way.…

You're still talking about rights granted by countries. I don't care about what a country does. People have a right to be left alone, and it's inherent. And if somebody threatens violence the shut somebody up, they're violating that person's human rights.

Say what you want, but this is another in a line of Americans showing cowardice. Viacom did it with South Park wanting to show Mohammed, too. They received threats and so they censored the episode. That's what we've become in America.

How is it NOT about their right to free speech?

No. Because the FBI said there was no credible threat and that people should just go about their business. This makes it just another day.

We would be, yes, but we wouldn't threaten them to make it not be released.

No, the media is allowed to publish what was leaked. It's now public knowledge.

I have a kid, thanks. We don't give in to her tantrums and never have because that would teach her that doing so leads to results. If you are a parent and you give in to your kid when they have a tantrum, then you are part of what is wrong in this world.

Your point? It doesn't matter what they have. They don't get to tell us what to do. We have those things, too. So why aren't they listening to us?

Pathetic. We've given in to children having a tantrum. Now they've learned that it's all they have to do to get their way.

He's going directly from five years as being as gangster on an HBO show and then 5 more years being a gangster on an HBO show to being a gangster on an HBO show.

Omar comin.

Black Widow and Hawkeye, maybe? As government agents and all of that… But I dunno, after TWS, I'm not so sure about BW being on Tony's side.

Yep. He's been at odds with the government over an almost identical issue in the Iron Man series so far. For him to suddenly side with them and want them to have any measure of control is a bit weird.

Hey, wasn't there just some news about Disney and Sony meeting about a Spiderman crossover last week? Kinda weird, isn't it?

I have trouble buying into this just because, so far, our MCU Iron Man is against the government when it comes to them telling him what to do. Cap, I buy - the guy is all about freedom. His role would make sense, just like in the comic books… But MCU IM just doesn't make as much sense.

I am. I mean, I don't want idiots working for corporations.

Weezer's blue album

Val Kilmer played a scientist long before that. Heh.

He's up to 24,000 now. Irony has gone too far.