I didn’t think my comment warranted some stranger to tell me to kill myself. That seemed a little extreme. Who tells someone to kill themselves over a comment about how people were going around telling people they were racist homophobes for questioning Jussie’s story. Not to mention, I was a Jussie believer until the…

AVC needs to quit with the “4Chan Has a Crazy Theory!” and “Toxic Men Are Fucking Up Rotten Tomatos!” stories. Every time an article like that gets posted this underground group of dickbags get excited.

I feel like I’m in bizarro world where people are taking you to task for saying reasonable things. Not only that, their argument about how what you did is wrong makes no sense.

I didn’t see anything wrong with it. It makes sense to me, FWIW.

Oh man, they are getting rightfully killed for using that phrase. First off, it’s got the stench of that 30 Rock “Hey, fellow young kids” meme all over it, and second, well, we know the rest.

Shine a light on them, they deserve recognition.

AVC is still sticking with the “Boy! This story was confusing and hard to follow!” defense for their side-eyed reporting of this. I’ve seen this on a few sites like AVC. They have these “Here’s the Wacky Timeline That Explains Why We Looked Past All the Curious Aspects of This Case” articles that are there simply to…

Please please please stop paying attention to 4chan.

I made a similar comment the other day, after you posted this (I’m just seeing it now). You’d think this show was a trainwreck based on the headlines.

I love when AVC “looks back on the legacy of [whatever]”. You know it’s going to be a “Find the Unacceptable Stuff People Said in 19XX”.

The show did not endorse Marty’s execution. The show did not endorse the barn beatdown and murder. I can see how the barn murder was written in a way that people wouldn’t like. At first, I thought they really did just beat him too hard, and accidentally killed him.

That’s an interesting theory, and it would explain why Roland, although being Wayne’s partner, and the third lead of the show, hasn’t been explored quite as much.

I hate to do this but it’s actually your comment that doesn’t make any sense. And I sincerely hope you read this knowing my tone is not to antagonize, but to provide more context to what I, and what I think others, are saying.

Historically, Katie stops short of correcting stories when they make her look bad in hindsight. And honestly, it’s not her fault. She reported what was the story at the time. What IS inexcusable is when the story turns a way that doesn’t fit her soap box she goes to the Winchester for a pint, and waits for it to all…

Gee. Ya think?

Yeah, based on this article, and the messages, and the fact the encounter may have taken place a year later, and was a date and not a “go-see”, I wouldn’t say this is a slam dunk case of sexual assault.

As Diane once said on Cheers, “One kill does not a killer make.” It wasn’t her best point.

She’s a moderate progressive. She has binders full of women. She just happens to toss those same binders at other women.

Personally, I found it to be a poor choice for Amy Klobuchar to hold that town meeting inside the eye of an active hurricane.

I just noticed on the left side of the review, it has the review headlines for the previous episodes, and they’re all negative. You’d think this season was a disaster based on them. That, along with the “Nic Pizzolato is a toxic male” bullshit that gets showhorned into each review, it’s a shame, because the acting and…