Like I said "her ilk". Her type of people keep growing in numbers, which means places have to market to them.

Gonna have to disagree that Four Brothers is indistinguishable from other B-grade action movies. There's a lot more going on there and better acting than your average B-grade action movie.

Giving in to Food Babe her ilk. One more place I won't be going. Where will I get burritos now? First Chipotle… Now Taco Bell!?

Why?

I think MM will do as well next weekend. I think it's a film that needed some word-of-mouth.

Doubtful. Sacha can actually sing. And boy he could definitely look like him.

I accidentally had my friends try to watch House and the episode was Wilson's Heart… And ugh, they never watched it again. They both cried and thought the show was super depressing. That episode was so heavy.

No, it says "or to the people".

a. They arise from us being born and being human. If you don't think you are born a free human, you have some deep-seated issues. You've been taught to feel otherwise and I feel sorry for you.
b. We are, though. Just because some decided not to act like we are doesn't mean we are not equal.

The one that gives all other rights to the people? Specifically to remind the government of that. That's the whole point of The Bill of Rights - it's to tell the government that the people have rights. It's a reminder.

I know their existence is a threat. But what does that have to do with THIS ISSUE?

A> Poor example. If anything, you have given an example of a government taking away my human rights. I have them, no matter what, just as I have life. People can take my life or my rights, as humans have been doing since time began.
B> It lists rights, yes. Other documents say we have rights that are considered…

Wow, neat! So they always do a thing… So what? They didn't threaten it now and because they always do it… It's not something to consider.

No, I'm simply a humanist. The government doesn't grant me rights. I have them whether they say so or not.

And yet they never threatened any of those people. They threatened us.

And there's the problem. Rights are inherent. If you think that they are granted by governments, then you are a puppet in a joke of a system.

I also blamed Sony. But my point was that a lot of people were responsible for this and showed cowardice.

Besides, your own point doesn't relate very well, anyway. We're a bigger country with more people than NK.

Well, you sound like you're what's wrong with parents today. Good job. I know people with several kids who also don't give in to their tantrums.

First a few theaters did, because they were threatened with violence. So yes, they were forced, through threats of violence.