I really have a feeling this isn't going to count as nostalgia.

I honestly don't think you know what you're talking about.

So when Margaret Atwood wrote The Handmaid's Tale in 1985, she obviously wasn't thinking about all the women that are already treated as second class citizens in a male dominated society right?

This guy also makes a good point (I wasn't aware of these occurrences)

Okay, you're kind of only furthering his point while doubling down on your idea that this is somehow going to inspire a Neo Confederacy.

Oh, so do I.

Yeah I used to love the argument that The Sopranos was a trashy show that glorified a racist sociopathic mobster (just realized monster is only one letter away from mobster lmao).

Okay, what's wrong with portraying a dystopia on a TV show?

Also, I wanna say, as far as the kids knowing about what's going on by episode 2, I think it at least makes sense in the narrative.

This show is pretty good. 8/10

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He's not really cashing checks, he's just indecisive and he literally types with one finger on a computer from the late 1980s.

Normally I would curse at you and say Cersei is actually pretty smart, but she's let petty bullshit pin her in a corner the last few seasons.

Honestly, the Ed Sheeran thing wasn't that big of a deal.

I hope she does live.

Beema is like a ghost to me. I remember his name, and nothing he says lol.

As someone from the south, I agree with you.

Yeah I'd say at the most this requires an apology.

Well see, the context is important but I'm not super certain this context was the best usage.

Not really, but nonwhite people are treated with a heavy bias in a predominantly white society that doesn't seem to even value their existence very much.