First, No one unless conscripted, imprisoned, kidnapped, or enslaved is forced to do any job. SO, you and your family including the police making life and death decisions everyday is compensated by a mostly equivalent paycheck. And does not make you any better than the people you decide should die and those of us who…

wow you’re so, right; All we have is video evidence from the past 20 or 30 years showing cops display a complete disregard for human lives.

But all those other assholes are not protected by ‘qualified immunity’. If I barrel down the road and harm you, there is expectation that I will pay for my actions. Furthermore, the supreme court says the Police are not here to protect you. They are here to enforce the law... your safety be damned.

Telling an officer you’re armed isn’t always helpful though. Philando Castile did everything right, and was executed for it in front of his girlfriend and her daughter. 

‘It’s a shit deal. No officer wants to take a life’... Oh, you wonderful person. They do and they don’t care if they do. They are here not to protect you. 

“No officer wants to take a life...

“That distinction feels more like a function of the era in which they were made”

I hate to be all “um, actually,” but, um, actually, it’s “Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)“, not “made of these.” 

For Kutcher and Kunis, too, their actions this week are enough to condemn on their own, even if their actions don’t reach the severity of which Masterson has been convicted.

I can’t believe you don’t have Genesis - Land of Confusion on this list. Probably the most iconic MTV video of the 80's

Oh wait, and how did “Lucas With the Lid Off” not make the cut?! Maybe because it’s not on Youtube? Anyway, this video was the most amazing thing I’d ever seen when it came out and it led me to Michel Gondry’s other films.

Every list needs Take On Me.

I get why Teen Spirit and Nothing Compares are the ones that belong on this list, but I thought Mandinka and In Bloom were better videos.

Some spicy hot takes here.

Adding my own glaring omission:

Take On me would be #1 but solid list. I think Vogue gets too much love and would have like a prayer above it. Those of us old enough remember how big a deal video’s were in the 80's. Not just MTV but Friday night tracks as well.

I hear what your saying, but those all kind felt more like viral stunts than music videos if you catch my drift.

Hey, I thought that when “Loser” was brand spanking new.

This is a foolish list to even attempt for any other reason than SEO engagement, so yeah, well done.