And your entire comment hinges on something you cannot possibly know...because no one knows what’s on the phone. ;)

Everything is fine until it isn’t. Between the various forums’ comments, upvotes, likes, etc. I’ve seen literally thousands of people support Apple’s stance. I doubt there are thousands of people that are willing to die at the hands of terrorists if information in the phone could prevent the next attack. I don’t…

Why? Cuz the world does not center around your special taste in music and tv and some people who, unlike you and me, actually put their money into this, believe that enough people would like to watch this story. I, for one, love the 60's and 70's music era and there’s no one better than Scorsese to bring this back to…

Derp!

It’s a Scorsese series on HBO with Mick Jagger as a co-creator about the 70's in Rock. Of course it’s going to be a white male centric show. That’s what this era was in Rock music. Your mock surprise and indignation sounds about a shallow as lamenting the fact, that there are no outright white male leads in a Shonda…

Actually, *some* white people went into defense mode. Given that 249 million Americans identify as white I think the general consensus to the video was no one gave a flying fuck. Don’t believe twitter or the media as representing any one single race of people.

That would be way less interesting as we collectively lose our shit over Zika.

The media (including sites like this one) are eating up Zika like every other disease (can’t wait for another Spanish Flu!!), but the fact is that there’s a lot of variables at play here, and the CDC and WHO have yet to fully determine cause and effect.

Kind of a misleading headline when the article then goes on to say “The exact cause of the miscarriages, however, weren’t necessarily Zika” and “Whether it was caused by Zika remains to be determined.”

I think this is a little too early to say. Haven't the first two cases shown that the women were lying? This could all backfire.