People died and others horribly wounded during the insurrection. So yeah, it was violent. Nice to see a Q apologist show up.

“Q: Into The Storm doesn’t overly sympathize with Q supporters nor does it simply sneer at the gullible. It’s a delicate balance that Hoback successfully maintains throughout the documentary.”

I don't know. I am a gay, but my husband also does this. He'll complain that I just could have reminded him what needs to be done, but that still involves me keeping track of it. I don't want to give him a chore list and follow up, I just want him to do stuff when he sees it (because that's what I have to do.) I don't…

You have one group of people who hate another people but they’ve also constructed this religious identity that they are “good people”. There are maybe sometimes legitimate reasons for dislike but rather than engage it’s easier to hate

So either they believe the insanity about devil worshipping pedophile cults that…

I remember reading an article about a psychologist carrying out a street survey for her doctorate. She had three dice and asked random people which outcome was more likely: Rolling three sixes one after the other or rolling, say, a two, a five and a one (in that order).

There’s an important scholar in Computer Science (and other fields) named Gerald Weinberg. He has a lot of great quotes. But one that he wrote about complex computer systems has always struck me as being actually important in situations like QAnon and other conspiracy theories: “Things are the way they are because…

I like everything about this movie except Orlando Bloom. Fortunately he’s a mere non-presence rather than an active hindrance, so he really detracts nothing from it.

It’s so painful to watch. It’s also a reminder that a bit of extra money can help so much. Being able to hire a cleaning lady to come in once a week makes a big difference. I’ve relied on such amenities in my own relationships. I don’t think I could handle the kind of daily grind that this women so heroically faces. I…

IDK this seems real to me!

I feel this woman to the depth of my bones. 

I get that and it happens but I am also aware of the fact that teenagers love to do shit just to piss their parents off and I don’t want my sons teenage rebellion to be embracing QAnon

I have to watch it still, but do they ever cover the fact that Q anon is literally just an antisemitic conspiracy theory from like a hundred years ago?

I guess I would be a bad father taking shortcuts, but I think I would just go ahead and tell my kid (if I had one), “Son, that’s some major fucking bullshit.”

Love the mindset that is “The people working for the government are worthless do nothings that can pull off super elaborate conspiracies that involve 1000s of people and keep them quiet for 50+years.”

No mention of his real-life crossover fic marriage to Blair from Gossip Girl?

He was great in Ready or Not.  Really humanized the “other side” of the story.

To this day, I still say the first short season, 7 eps of the OC are the greatest 7 first eps of any show, ever. It just did it ALL. What I loved most about that show, which was clear from the beginning, was that it had no interest in stretching out storylines for entire seasons. They just did the story, blasted…

Opinions are by definition subjective. The rights of others are not open to subjective interpretations from random people. Can we stop JKR from thinking she’s somehow fighting the good fight by saying trans women should not be treated the same as ciswomen? No, we can’t. But brushing off her vile beliefs and rhetoric…

I wonder if Fiennes would dismiss Rowling’s bullshit as “difference of opinion” if she was saying that PoCs should ride different transit to minimize racial tension.