I'm not a hipster. In fact, I rarely like hipsters.

No, you need to be able to differentiate between reality and fiction.

But the character was shit.

Why do you assume that the poster was like "Man, if I reference South Park, the cool kids might hang out with me."?

You are either way too sensitive or… you are so very stupid.

I like the show, just not that character. You're pathetic for being so maligned by what people think of tv characters.

Oh how you impress me with your pointless superiority complex.

It's a child, yeah, but it's a child on TV that's not real… i.e. no one feels bad for annoying fake children.

The walkers are attracted to the light! This has been brought up explicitly twice now. In the pilot and in the season two finale.

Holy shit, do people have amnesia? In the season two finale, Rick set fire to the barn to attract the walkers to it. In the pilot, Morgan flat out says that light attracts them, that's why they covered their windows and kept any light source off at night. The fire in this episode was not meant to kill them, it was…

It's a nice parallel.

Talks about fridging, then goes on to talk about how we all missed out on male beefcake… What?
SIMILAR is the word you were looking for when comparing Ross's death to Calendar's. Is Calendar's death also fridging?

You're no longer our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, with your Parker industries, and your Parker tech, you are garbage, Spider-Man.

I do know what I am talking about. There have been many incidents and they aren't meaningless because these types of actions should not be celebrated. Discrimination and harassment shouldn't be tolerated but neither should the actions of the protesters. Look, you can respond if you want but I'm done. Obviously you…

I'm fine with civil rights and diversity. Lack of Freedom of speech and press is exactly what my problem is. I don't care if the photographer forgave the protesters because that doesn't make what they did okay. If there was racism, then yes it should be dealt with but not in the way it was. I cannot explain my…

Obviously you didn't watch the video. The students and faculty were protesting for black rights while trampling the rights of everyone else. I'm sick of arguing. Nothing will change your mind. Let's just agree to disagree and go on with our day.

I never said it was, but two wrongs don't make a right. They demanded 10% of faculty be black. They don't care about qualification. They care the outcome which is more diversity. Diversity isn't bad but when it's your only concern, there's an issue. I want you to tell me how you can defend their actions. Even if they…

They wanted to make the faculty 10% black. That would lead to new faculty members being hired not because of their skill but rather their race. Which goes against meritocracy because a meritocracy is a system where people are chosen based on their skills.

I dismissed the protesters because I disagree with their ideas (I believe in meritocracy) and their actions (portraying themselves as victims in order to stop people they don't like from doing their jobs or from being in a certain area) but you have supported them despite their actions that you have seemed to ignore.

I do. Maybe you should too