The more I read about it, it seems like virtually every action taken in the 19th Century, from major legislation to the formula for Coca-Cola, was done to protect white women's virtue from the terrifying scourge of the black man.

Crooked AVClub! Sad!

First they came for the racists
and I did nothing because I'm not a racist
then they came for the homophobes
and I did nothing because I'm not a homophobe
then they came for the misogynists
and I did nothing because I'm not a misogynist

You could ctrl+c that last bit for most Breitbart articles.

I have no idea. Short of biometrics being required to issue a tweet, and all tweets being moderated, it seems like a daunting prospect. Banning this asshole is a drop in the bucket, but a good thing nonetheless.
I don't use it myself.

I read about that on the BBC and saw it on virtually every other media oulet.

I wonder if some Twitter's seeming unwillingness to police itself stems from being an incredibly overvalued company (although that seems to be changing) that can't turn a profit. Do they need trolls and controversy to keep it going? Or can they not spare the resources to properly manage the monster they've created?

Being a virulent racist isn't a "controversial opinion". There's no need to be tolerant of rampant intolerance. That's not freedom, it's appeasement.

Weak-willed loser got mind-controlled twice. One by Khan and once by Spock's televangelist half-bro.

There's nothing to get over, chief.

Eh, that's more like Jr.'s speech, where the same writer uses the same phrases twice. It's lazy but it's not really plagiarism.

Throw Plasmama from the Train?

We always rolled our own dice, I didn't find out until I played again in college that the DM was supposed to do it.

I figured naming the character "Nancy" was a nod to NoES.

Benguail ITC, it's used a lot. Many of Stephen King's books used, as well as several Star Trek films.

I'm sure glad Sebastian Shaw isn't alive to hear you say that.

Is you taking notes on a international fucking conspiracy?

We also do so much evil right out in the open.

"Uh, Jim, you were pretty rude to Congressman Warbucks, yesterday. Now, Chester and I play golf, and he's a stand up guy who certainly wouldn't be involved in the selling of orphans to Lockheed-Martin, who, I shouldn't have to add, are big sponsors of a lot of the fine programming on this network. I'm afraid I'm going…

We know what we've done.