It’s a special kind of wackjob who commutes from Frazier Park to West LA. Did​ he perchance have any interest in white supremacism?

Sometimes, the free market actually works the way it is supposed to. This is one of those times. I have chosen to enjoy this moment by throwing my head back and laughing loudly.

He was like a frizzy-haired piece of wood. I tried to give it a chance but he was just so annoyingly bland. And you could tell he had no martial arts training other than what he learned for the show. Everything he did seemed choppy and slow.  There’s no way he was the best person to audition.

Finn Jones being white wasn’t necessarily a problem (apart from the obvious cultural appropriation issues inherent to the character), as Danny’s white in the comics, but he was an awful choice for the role as he did nothing that made me believe that he was the best guy they auditioned. I’m sure the weak script is at…

Agreed. He is unbearably bad.

Apparently not. Hahah, my point however is that the guys *sucks* at stage fighting. Fucking terrible.

An easy way to fix Iron Fist would be for Danny Rand to be half-Asian, with a Chinese-American father and a white mother. That not only gives you a fully American Danny Rand (who, despite being Asian, isn’t innately born knowing Kung Fu), but also bucks Hollywood’s propensity to show Asian men as being undesirable to…

Yup. Honestly, even setting aside the issue of cultural appropriation (which IS a big issue, and should be front and center here), just from a story perspective- I think it would’ve made Danny Rand a legitimately more interesting character to have him be Asian! I think they could’ve used that to underscore how he…

The biggest crime after the change of ethnicity, is Finns lack of martial arts prowess.

I have a friend who went to the NYU Tisch drama school, and is Asian-American. He finds it very difficult breaking into acting, and he is phenomenally talented. One of the best parts of Iron Fist was when Danny Rand fights this ‘Drunken Master’ (who was cast Asian), and apparently the guy who was Drunken Master (or…

I find it astonishing that the people who voted for this con man, the “rich” guy that laughably ran on a “populist” platform, have no issue with him stacking the government with family and other cronies who directly profit from obvious conflicts of interest. Paying millions to rent space in Trump Tower? No problem!…

No.

“We have to give some credit to the American people that they’re somewhat intelligent and that they know the difference between an opinion show and a news show,” Hannity opined.

When has Rush engaged anyone face to face, much less someone like Ted Koppel? Rush doesn’t even invite liberal guests on his show, and the only callers he’ll take are people that can’t string together two sentences without confusing themselves.

Yeah that’s a classic Hannity move.

Ted Koppel is right and it’s great to see someone call Sean Hannity out to his face for what he’s been doing.

I would love to see the smugness smacked off of Hannity’s face. But he would just act like a martyr if that happened.

This is the pattern for republicans, over and over. The party claimed “moral” as a marketing term when I was a child. And over the years, I’m realizing that the way they use it is entirely external. Trump won, in part, because he appealed to this very specific type of moralistic language. He talked about banning…

Ted Talks smack to Sean Hannity is a Ted Talk I can get behind!