When you pay for a service (let’s say seeing a movie) there is an actual transaction and applicable laws. When you go to bible study at your local church and the bible study welcomed all interested parties free of charge, the relationship is not buyer/seller. It is a different situation. That was the start of this…

Filing a failed lawsuit is the American way. There are countless other ways this company could have reacted. They lacked any sensitivity whatsoever. Asking the families of the dead to pay for the legal bills is disgusting. Cinemark is a multi billion dollar company and they are foisting their lawyers fees on the…

Is the company responsible for what happened? Hell no. Are they responsible for how they reacted to lawsuits from shell shocked and grieving families? You bet.

Do you not get emotion and anger? These peoples kids/wives/husbands were killed by a mad man. People react in anger and often times not in a rational way. Suing Cinemark was based off of emotion but Cinemark making these victims families the bad guy is just about the dumbest fucking thing I have ever seen. Pay them…

I hate that he fucked up the “suicide” part of the murder/suicide...but I really hope some competent judge throws the fucking book at him and he has to spend the rest of his life suffering and living with what the fuck he did.

Fuck Judge Gary Gilman. This woman’s death is on your hands asshole. And as usual incompetent men won’t suffer consequences while this woman is now dead.

If it’s basic decency, why aren’t any children sitting with him? Where are the other athletes?

Yep, that’s why no man ever has been raped, no drugs have ever been used to limit people’s ability to fight back, and rape is solely a thing that occurs in a dark alley when a tiny defenseless woman is attacked by a big strong man!

I get what both you and weebles are saying - in some ways is SHOULDN’T be remarkable but I agree with you that it is. And it has always been. Show me a big time athlete who would sit with the geeky/odd/different kid back in the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, etc. and I will call it out as unusual. Show me the big time…

Do you regularly see people in your world exhibiting basic decency like this? I don’t. That’s why I’m willing to highlight it, praise it and keep it as an example of how I should live my life.

There's always gotta be a decency truther

I’m crying on the toilet, and I didn’t even have Chipotle yesterday.

I think it’s just that it is really touching in the mother’s own words. If Barry had just summarized what happened, then yeah, it would have been pretty unremarkable to me.

The bar is so low because people generally suck. I agree that this fact itself is lamentable, but still... good guy is good guy on this one and it’s nice to see people acknowledge it.

Really? We’re gonna cry now for basic decency? Don’t get me wrong, this is a kind gesture, just lamenting the height of the bar here.

Great. Now I’m crying in a McDonald’s. And it's not for any of the usual reasons.

She’s honestly a genius. My Taylor hate has swung right around to admiration for how on point she is with her self promotion.

Bet the judge has his own “I heart TS” shirt tucked away under his robe.

What? Eff that - I’d do my level best to get her to write a song about how much *I* annoyed *her*.

“Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, have you reached a verdict.”