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You'd be pissed too when a filmmaker does an incredible job shitting on something you, and your close circle of friends, worked hard on to create a legacy.

Bad work conditions, low pay, and he didn't seem to care about all the other racist shit this administration was doing for months.

Is it really bad that I've had no real reaction to this what so ever? Like, I saw the image and didn't feel anything. No happiness, anger, nothing.

Tough one cause some good choices are taken up there…

Am I suppose to feel sorry for Elon or…?

Part of me wanted to type and say:

I wonder how much of this is being really angry over this or being scared this is the first, extremely violent protest image he's seen of himself?

AJ Styles losing cleanly to Jinder Mahal and Dolph Ziggler.

I don't think I've seen an enjoyable segment or match since Bayley went for the belt, became champ, and now back to in the hunt against Bliss.

The fact that someone smart came out of this cesspool of a family is amazing. But it sounds like John Trump was a pretty decent guy and super smart. Is it too late to make his corpse president?

The man who is about to murder millions of people indirectly cause of his actions text people like my Sister.

I think the problem lies in that his style of movies are not really made anymore. He said it himself recently (or older, what do I know?) that art house films were a dying breed. But, obviously, with the success of the new season of Twin Peaks executives and producers are willing to take a risk with him again.

When I was about 6-7 years old Empire Strikes Back was remastered for the big screen. My uncle took me to see it for the very first time and we had a blast. Maybe it was the "original" print but as a kid I didn't care. Just seeing all of these cool battles, creatures, and epic lightsaber battle at the end filled my…

Gianforte worked himself into a shoot.

I really didn't expect the downfall of Fox News to be so ugly…Oh wait, yes I did.

Cause maybe he could've used that passion to convince younger people to vote. So many didn't go out to vote and I think a lot of it had to do with some much noise and no clear through line to inform people.

He certainly did! He got a lot of young people to look up to him (and Colbert) to tell the news fairly and accurately. And he got some things moving in the right direction cause he was super passionate about things.

Am I the only one that has soured on Stewart?