Would I expect them to not let people use racial slurs as a username? Yes. Yes I absolutely would expect that. Why wouldn’t I?

I am having a hard time coming up with a logical reason Twitter WOULDN’T have set up a simple block a long time ago, and I imagine there were quite a few folks at Uber thinking the same thing…

A few questions...

Yup. There is plenty of fantastic art that pushes the envelope of taste with questionable shit, but still retains artistic value by having a story to tell (see: A Clockwork Orange). This is just grossly perpetuating weird, MRA, shithead rape fantasies because you can and think it is edgy and cool. It’s disgusting.

Yeah sorry nope. I don’t buy Steam games anymore, but if I did, approving shit like this would be enough to put me over the edge to stop doing it. Get your pseudo-Libertarian fake sociopath bullshit out of here you creepy freaks. Anyone who had a hand in making this game should have it follow them around like a…

I prefer Robin Hood as the Disney analogy for Trump: Prince John.

A woman with mood disorders who worked in the porn industry recently ended her own life. Prior to the incident, people mistreated her on Twitter. This almost certainly contributed to her decision, however suicide is a complicated issue and we should always be careful about placing the entire blame on the most recent…

The monster is named, after all, for a monster with split personalities.

“Does this theory hold any water? Or is it... upside down?”

I thought they touched on it pretty clearly in Season 2 that the Demogorgon and the Demodogs are just a lifeform from another world/dimension and they’ve been infected by the Mind Flayer.

according to the religious right - who had a ton of influence over the social consciousness at the time.

agreed. It should be “YOLO, so don’t screw it up”

It’s not how many times you live, it’s how fast you die. And doing stupid stuff makes you die faster. That’s what the YOLO people never mention.

I have to say that one of the things I’ve just been looking forward to is seeing Luke’s reaction to the news of han’s death.

 “Harrison, we’re making another Star Wars movie. We’d love to have you involved.”

More like you want to believe it is different, so you are looking for the apathetic reactions of white people to prove there is a different standard, while ignoring the empathetic reactions of white which suggest is not.

If we really went deep in the analysis, what we’d find is that the reactionary cares more about a perceived opponent, and about “winning” a limited skirmish, than about the larger issue which they believe to be the true animator of their impulses.

It’s very disturbing. We all get angry, but having (and further vocalizing) that anger is not by its nature or necessarily righteous in and of itself. Having a genuine feeling is neither right nor wrong of its own accord.

We don’t ever quite get over this as we grow, but most of us eventually recognize it as an immature, negative trait.

Some people want to be angry and there is nothing you can say to stop them. Its odd that there are some angry for people asking for justice. Why not use this as a way to improve things for everyone? Instead it seems like a race to the bottom.

Before black people can extend compassion to people outside of our race, I find it imperative that we heal spiritually first.