Racial and xenophobic prejudice has indeed existed for almost as long as humans have. Your dolphin analogy is a poor one, though, as comparing different cultures and peoples to different animal species is fundamentally flawed thinking.

America has *plenty* to answer for, but the historical roots of the Nazi movement, particularly with regard to its notions of antisemitism and racial supremacy, are far older than the United States.

If they already renewed Drunk History prior to canceling it, what costs are they actually saving?

Two episodes, I think.

If it’s not against the TOS, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s just as likely occurring on the rare occasion when a seller has run out of stock for a given item but they didn’t update their eBay listing correctly.

The markup would have to be quite high, as the eBay and PayPal fees would eat into that.

Several eBay merchants, as well as merchants on other sites, use Amazon’s fulfillment center network to store, pack, and deliver goods, even if they’re not bought on Amazon specifically. It’s a program that is completely above-board, but it’s also a potentially example of Amazon’s vast vertical growth.

I’d never owned a PlayStation of any sort prior, so I was mostly spending my time with the PS2 launch window playing Final Fantasy IX and other titles I’d missed out on from the original PS.

They actually did revisit Iotia later in the Star Trek NES video game.

You’re mixing up two episodes. There’s one with an Ireland planet and a ton of offensive Irish stereotypes, and there’s the episode with Dr. Crusher and the sex ghost on a Scottish colony.

I had a Tecra (?) model for work with professional user specs. It was reliable, and it supported drop-in port replication, which is more than I can say for my current, very frustrating Dell. 

I’m sure 45 is too Islamophobic to care, but China is currently laying the groundwork for Uighur genocide. None of that excuses the president’s goons in Portland, but we’re talking about a VERY different scale of evil here.

I still think it’s excellent. One thing that’s changed from a societal standpoint is that mental health treatment isn’t allowed to be excluded from general health insurance. It makes the flashbacks about his time as an insurance investigator less relevant, as the subtle difference between physiological and…

They’re already past that part of her story.

As the other response stated, it has to do with jurisdiction. Federal law can investigate and intervene when state lines are crossed. Otherwise, it’s necessary for the state to investigate, which could be better or worse depending on the particulars.

A temporary surge in subscriptions probably wouldn’t pay for the considerable hours of development and testing work required to restore the old code to some semblance of working order.

So where things get tricky is whether the appearance of a character matches closer to their comic book representation of their film representation. Sony owns the rights to SM in movies, and they also have the rights to that particular portrayal of SM. Any SM game where the character in the game is intended to…

For the record, the reason your extra steps seemed to make things go faster is likely a matter of random chance.

In addition to factors others have identified, sometimes the issue is risk mitigation. If the first run contains a flaw, for instance, you can correct it before the second run.

A lot of great picks here. Some others for consideration: