“...all while having no intention of actually integrating to this country or being an actual American.”

If Jose can save 80% of his income after food, shelter, transport, and clothing I’d be impressed.

Jose’s labor produced no economic value to his employer? Jose doesn’t spend any money here? Jose is taking a job that would otherwise go to a former coal miner that wouldn’t work for the low wages Jose works for?

The entire tone of this article is off-putting. But typical Kinjdom, to criticize someone on their side and divide further.

The alternative being that you stuff their hate away in a box to never be looked at? I don’t know, but from what I’m gathering is that there’s been a lot of ‘ignoring the problem’ going on the past few years, and personally, I don’t really want to go back to that.

I thought the segment made Schaper, Hvidston and the anti-immigrant hardliners look rigid, thoughtless and cruel. They made no attempt to understand what the family was going through or how hard they have to work to maintain their status. I recognize that immigrant advocates are concerned about giving these extremists…

These fucking dummies.

So defensive you thought I was talking about you? You’re a blogger, not a journalist. kek

“. It’s the queer icon of a queer icon.”

As a “gamer of color” I’m immensely glad they removed the “garbage” and kept the technical mastery and attention to detail. My eyes can’t roll far enough back in my skull at the (largely) white critics complaining (!!!) that they adhered to the artistic style and removed the racist overtones. I can’t thank them…

Or that you can borrow from the past in ways that don’t try to pretend the bad stuff didn’t happen or wasn’t a part of it.

You don’t have kids, do you? Especially not an autistic one that rarely gets excited about anything? Yeah, I was willing to wait a few hours for a poster for my son. When it became clear that our local McDonald’s wasn’t doing anything to prevent line jumpers and that there was no way we were going to be able to get a…

You can’t show Pickle Rick tearing apart rats and security guards for twenty minutes and then say you didn’t glorify it because of the psychologist’s little speech at the end.

“And embedded in both parties is a constant reassurance, via the show’s various deep-cut references and in-universe in-jokes, that they are the ones who ‘get’ it. They are the chosen few who grasp the nerd-dom it celebrates in the correct way.”

It sounds like you know how stupid this type of thinking is, and then you…

I don’t find Harry Potter a compelling or interesting character.

There is no need for a female Doctor, since there already was one - River Song - way before all this “every TV show and movie needs to have a female lead character in order to be politically correct” craziness. The Doctor had female assistants throughout the entire show’s run before most shows even thought about…

It’s a rule. A clear rule. If you don’t want to follow the rule, don’t take the free ticket. Buy your own ticket and wear leggings. Otherwise, it’s simple. Follow rule - fly for free. It’s really not difficult.

The dress attire included jeans and tennis shoes, shorts and skirts. My 4 year old has ample attire to fit that dress code.

No, but she shouldn’t wear leggings or pajamas either. Regular pants, like any 10 year old girl might have, would have been fine.

The legging incident is a non-story. If you are flying on a buddy pass, there is a clear dress code and those passengers did not meet it. If you are paying full price though like this doctor, the airline looks clearly in the wrong.