And who elected SPLC to decide who is a hate group? Given that lots of people think SPLC itself is a hate group, again who the hell cares who the SPLC designates as a hate group?

There you go, looking for consistent thematic elements with Damon Lindelof.

All glory to Kerbal Space Program for me understanding what you just wrote

You dont seem to understand that you are as awful a person as any MAGA hat wearing person. We don’t need people like them or like you.

So it would be OK if someone didn’t like your political views and committed violence against you?

how about their kinjadeals affilate that just pushes useless Amazon junk to its readers (that they don’t need)?  This site is full of hypocrites.

Brian. I'm not sure how closely you're affiliated with gizmodo. But if you actually care. Gizmodo uk posted a long article today about how great a luxury cruise ship they rode in was and how people should consider taking one. These cruise liners produce an equivalent of 13 million cars in pollution for the same…

There’s no such thing as an “unambiguous good.” What’s good for one group of people is usually bad for another. Also, radicalization of any sort is bad. Radicals lead with emotion, not reason. If anything, we should be pushing everyone to be moderate so they actually consider things with some measure of objectivity.…

You can’t fight hate with hate and i’d say that calling people you disagree with “Nazis” isn’t really very productive. The data is pretty clear, the right hasn’t really drifted much further right over the last 20 years, the left however... 

Damn it, people, I fired Damon Lindelof after Lost and Prometheus. Who keeps letting him back in the building?

Damon Lindelof’s Watchmen - Lost, Cowboys & Aliens, Prometheus, Star Trek into Darkness, World War Z, Tomorrowland, The Leftovers.

Nothing about this looks appetizing at all. Doomsday Clock is losing me and That’s Geoff Johns and Gary Frank: they could adapt Humpty Dumpty and I’d buy it, this is Lindelof and nothing about it looks good. 

To be fair though, unions suffer from the same universal problem as every other organization in human history - they are created by, and administered by, humans. I know that sounds silly, but inevitably, once a union gets big enough, decisions tend to stop being about helping those that pay dues, and more about…

They are usually operated in shifts, and as such, you have multiple sets of people who can deal with the issue. It would mean an awfully improbable scenarion in which everyone needed to do a critical task disappeared.

The right to put others lives at risk is not enshrined in the constitution. If that’s what your argument hangs on I suggest you log off.

I don’t care if you disagree. You’re wrong. You’re out of your depth. You would not be arguing this if you had any idea what you were talking about.

Have to disagree, but that’s all on Paul Feig as the director.

Girls, in my Ghostbusters? Yeah, that’s just how things go, it’s really not a big deal

The cool thing about the elevator fight is knowing Cap could have ended the fight much sooner by just punching those dudes hard enough to kill them...but he chose not to because he’s a hero and uses his strength responsibly.