I mean, I’m not calling it out because it’s in some way perplexing, I’m calling it out because I think poorly of it.

Nah.

Dogs are far more likely to attack humans than just about any other mammal on Earth.

Source: I’ve been chased by packs of wild dogs multiple times.

“Hey, videogame companies, could you please stop interrupting my murder spree of killing fake people by having me kill fake dogs?”

People murder: Fine

I’ve mainly just noticed that whenever there’s a weirdly high amount of largely innocent things being hurt/killed while not being considered an atrocity, it’s always dogs. Never any other animal, just dogs, and that seems like an oddly specific trend. I guess it’s because dogs are generally very expressive while also…

To elaborate a little, because my thoughts on this are pretty fleshed out: I’m not saying we can’t have differing boundaries on different kinds of violence in art. What’s comfortable/uncomfortable for someone is very individual. That’s what content warnings are for.

One thing that really grinds my gears in films is the utterly sociopathic trope wherein the audience is supposed to care more about violence against animals than against humans.

>I was nothing more than the hired mannequin

The theme song is a fucking world-class jam

IT WAS A TENTPOLE!

Old Glory Insurance doesn’t pay its spokespeople very well.

Yes, it’s bizarre that a company (any company) would want to continue to profit off a thing they legally purchased.

Baller move. Yeah, don’t tell people things will be outside and then just construct a building in an outdoor space. That just makes it inside again! I’ve seen so many restaurants do this - offer outdoor space, then essentially build another building in the street with four walls and a ceiling. You just recreated…

I’ve been playing jazz for over 20 years, and the problem with jazz music is jazz musicians. For the most part, they just don’t understand the difference between playing a show for fellow jazz musicians who have a full understanding & appreciation for what’s happening on stage, vs. a show for a crowd of people who…

Yeah, this article has some pretty gross gatekeeping. If an Afro-Carribean person born and raised in Florida made a reggaeton album, I wonder if Tatiana here would allow then to be considered “Latinx” or if that doesn’t meet her standards.

A: The category isn’t for Latin people it’s for Latin music, which are two separate things. One can play Latin music and not be a Latino.

Weird to criticize how the media diminishes what Jolie wants to talk about by posting an article that diminishes what Jolie wants to talk about.

I didn’t get that from this season at all.

Apparently abolition is “mainstream” now. This kind of underscores just how fantastically out of touch with the actual mainstream some parts of the internet are.