It’s a simple feeling of unfairness, compounded by the feeling that others’ irresponsibility is lengthening the pandemic, and even a personal hurt if they’ve personally lost friends and family.

The “scolds” are suffering because irresponsible people are exacerbating the situation, which is leading to a longer epidemic and more deaths. This is literally life and death. It’s not scolding people for cutting the line, or talking in a movie theater. The risk/reward factor here does not compute. Someone’s “need”…

“You’re most likely mad at yourself for denying yourself the pleasures that someone else enjoyed.”

You’re most likely mad at yourself for denying yourself the pleasures that someone else enjoyed.

The scolds are often simply reacting to the same vacuum of information by clinging to a type of superstition: As long as I forcefully denounce the risk-takers then I myself will be made safe.

I wish. He’s posted some stuff in solidarity of Carano after Carano got in hot water for her craziness (that was after Pascal publicly checked Carano for mocking the importance of pronoun choice).

My friend also went to Julliard and has been in productions with Pedro. She tells me that he is an excellent human being. Love to see positive reports like this.

This is the way.

There’s a video out there of rioters in the chambers coming across Cruz’s seat and the papers he left behind. One of them reads out that the papers are titled Objections to the Electoral Certification and the immediate reaction from the ostensible leader of the group was to shout out that ‘He was going to backstab us…

According to the Trump supporters on my Facebook feed, all of those people were really BLM and Antifa who dressed up as Trump supporters. No real Trump supporter would care about organic food, for example. Oh and if these people really were supporting Trump? That’s not what Trump said at all. They misunderstood and…

It's just locker room racism. 

The people buying this album because he said a racial slur are the exact same people who will tell you that racism doesn’t exist.

He looks like Billy Racist Cyrus. 

The blank machine and her unwillingness for multiple blood draws, makes me wonder of Monica is hiding her own special powers. And she does seem angry about Captain Marvel. 

One thing I’ll say , growing up in a poor European ( but not eastern) country in the 70s and 90s , there were a LOT of old American sitcoms used as filler in the day , I mean I saw stuff like Green Acres and the Beverly Hillbillies and Barney Miller the like , so its not inconceivable that she would have seen them.

I believe Wanda is telling the truth when she says she isn’t the one that started all of this, because Marvel wouldn’t want to totally sabotage her character by making all of this really her fault. 

There are some clues that suggest that Hayward is one of the bad guys, if not THE bad guy. The diplomas in his office are arranged in a hexagonal shape and the carpet has a hexagonal pattern. There were some other theories and possible clues, but these are the big ones.

I think you are being a little harsh on Hayward.
While he is jumping to conclusions and is very ‘gung ho’ about shooting first asking questions later, from his perspective Wanda is posing a very serious threat (though maybe not immediate) and she is basically holding thousands of people hostage, and from Monica’s own…

Elizabeth Olsen is a HUGE part of why this show is working so well. She is flipping effortlessly between an angry Scarlet With, glimpses of the clearly grieving Wanda, and wacky sitcom wife.

I bet it’s that her accent gets stronger when she’s angry, like a lot of people who move to a different country. I could see this being Olsen’s choice to stylistically differentiate real Wanda vs. WandaVision Wanda, too.