The actress who played Sansa in the play with Lady Crane, not the actress who plays Sansa on GoT.

That's what I call mine, too!

I figure they'll end up dead together saving the world, so any romance is moot.

I bet two of those three don't make it to season 7. Preemptive Booooooo.

But the Valyrians themselves also practiced brother sister incest, like, in Valyria.

Full agreement, it's weird.

Aren't YOU just copying the Targaryens? I know you've still got that picture you drew of you and Rhaegar on a dragon in your hope chest.

I mean, given how things are likely to shake out, it wouldn't be that unusual.

I know. Try to look surprised when it happens.

Are they purposely setting Jon and Sansa up as Ned and Cat 2.0?

I know it's pronounced like "Jeff," but I just look at it and see "Gee-off." I CAN'T CHANGE THAT.

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They also tend to claim they are not bound by the gummimints laws because they're "sovereign citizens" or whatever, so I don't even know why they care what kind of gun laws are put in place.

Voters don't really have a lot of direct opportunities to vocalize their preferences on gun policy at the ballot box. Most gun related stuff goes through state legislatures or Congress. I understand that these are elected bodies, but probably the only people who make their voting decisions based majorly on a…

To be completely charitable, I think people want to do something, but when something horrible happens, especially if it's far away, it's hard to channel that energy in a way that's helpful right away.

I've already seen people making the standard "false flag" argument, though I don't think they've yet put together the standard low res "both these tragedies had a lady with brown hair present, therefore actors" "analysis."

Yeah, I really despair that any kind of improvement will ever be made here and I'm sort of even getting, I don't know, really cynical about how we're so good at dealing with the aftermath of these situations—except for the part where we literally don't do a single thing to prevent the next one.

I don't think most Americans have guns. In fact, even though the number of guns owned by Americans is high, the percentage of Americans who own guns has been decreasing for about 40 years now. (In the mid-70s, over half [53.7%] of Americans owned guns; by 2014 it was down to 31%.)

Littlefinger couldn't even tell Ramsay was a monster, so maybe he's not the most discerning.

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