I think this is definitely a cultural thing. AOC just has the unfortunate job combination of being a leftist WOC in this country so it’s amplified all the more.

I don’t doubt that the conservative hate of AOC is because she’s getting under their skin and they can’t date or fuck her into submission.

damn she knows it and i love her calling it out.

Sure the old EU was weird but the thing about it is that fans reminiscing about it now tend to forget the whole issue that 99 times out of 100 the weirdness was... well it was utter shit.

One thing I always appreciated about Roger Ebert was his mantra of “It’s not what a film is about, but how it is about it” and having no qualms about putting superhero films along the art stuff if it entertained him and moved him as much as anything.

It really stopped making sense when they introduced Kevin Costner and the cast of Yellowstone during the series finale.

It was never about who will sit on the throne. It was always about ice zombies and how little of a threat they actually are when you’re in the final battle.

Bring back Carnivale!

REBELS? because... they are galaxies far far away? and these objects formed... a long long time ago?

So go ahead? Nobody’s stopping you or anything.

It makes sense that Kate would look up to Clint, because he doesn’t have any superpowers, he’s just a regular guy with lots and lots of training. He’s a normal human but he can handle aliens and robots and walk among gods and legends, and can take care of both himself and the people he cares about. 

Logic makes their tiny little heads implode.

Call me selfish, but my purpose in life is to make myself happy. I don’t let that get in the way of other people, and I try to help others be happy as well.

Does an internal thought you have and keep to yourself hurt another person if you never act on it? Do we want people, who have thoughts that they know are potentially harmful, to be able to get help so they don’t act on those thoughts?

Thank you for the coverage of this story. I appreciate the nuance, and also how Dr. Walker maintains their goals of this research very clearly.

Dude, stop talking. 

Looking back at history, every time the mid-east is destabilized petroleum has increased in price. Biden moved out of Afghanistan and cancelled the pipeline project.

It seems odd that you blame Biden and democratic policies for destabilizing the middle east and moving out of Afghanistan, when he isn’t the President nor the party that made the deal to move, in the first place.

if you want a villain for climate change it is not Exxon, it is every person with an SUV, or Truck, who don’t carpool, casual flying etc.

Being a Texan, I like to remind the grumpy GOPers I (often) come across that high gas prices means American oil workers have jobs. When gas prices drop, we see thousands of layoffs in the region. Therefore, high gas prices are pro-American jobs and you’re a Marxist commie for trying to make Venezuela rich with cheap…