The concept art for the casino scenes in Star Wars is way better than the casino scenes in Star Wars.

When you have to inform people about the “racist” origins of certain phrases, then they are likely no longer offensive or racist in meaning. So there’s really no reason to police them in the first place, unless you’re just looking for attention.

You missed a reference: After the Room 237 line, Constantine says, “Allons y, Alonzo!”

Was it mentioned in the movie it was his first day? I can’t recall.

People are telling you “don’t read it” etc., but when this asshole’s entire livelihood relies on people paying attention to him and watching his videos, ignoring him is actually beneficial. The less coverage he gets, the fewer eyes are on him, and the less money he’s going to make.

How about you guys stop talking about this asshole, sick and tired of hearing about him...

It’s pretty well-established at this point that it’s a weave. You’d better bring a boatload of expertise if you’re going to try to disprove that narrative.

I can’t find a photo of it right now (of course), but if you watch the Marx Brothers movie “Animal Crackers,” you can see they’re reading obviously sopping wet newspapers. Supposedly on early movie mics, newspapers sounded like a thousand rolls of aluminum foil being marched on, so they had to come up with a quick and…

2. Maybe a person doesn’t have to be a butthurt fanboy or an alt-righter to dislike a movie.

Evigan had a better agent, apparently.

Oh. My. God.

You never mention how to clean the dryer. It’s in the title.

On the plus side, he’s attached himself to Carol so will probably be dead by the end of the season.

I’m not buying the Original Trilogy again until the non-Special Edition version is available.

I’m not buying the Original Trilogy again until the non-Special Edition version is available.

I was not prepared for the deep dive into Mick’s understanding of his father, and the role Vietnam may have played in his father’s later mistreatment of his family. But I really, really loved it.

Go and watch a handful of new episodes. Sure, some are just God awful, but they’re not as bad as you think. Then, go back and watch the early Simpsons episodes. On the whole, they’re not as good as you remember.

“The measurements ID thing was too much (I wonder if Kreisberg pushed to have someone on the bus with a size 38 chest? What a sexual harassing jackass)”

I think it’s great that we as the audience acknowledge and talk about it, but I still don’t understand how the developers were supposed to weave in a history lesson into a side scrolling action game. I suppose they could have front-loaded the experience with a page full of text explaining the racism behind the visuals…

Should everything ever that references something old have a disclaimer that says ‘in this era people were racist/sexist/etc’?

Not saying this to dispute the point of the article, but I’d wager the vast majority of people who like this animation have no idea it had racist associations. To them it’s a beautiful game with an old art style.