Yes, it's harder if you're a [black] kid. But can you do it? Yes!

Maybe that explains the "1 in 200" statistic, which seems like an awful lot. That's over 1.5 million men in the United States alone.

Don't go to DeviantArt.

If you go to the tweet you want and click the "...", then "Embed Tweet", it will give you the code to copy/paste into the comment.

Well sure, there would be mixed feelings. But I'm pretty sure a parent would feel pretty terrible watching their kid fly away forever, even if it was for their own good.

Wow, the eyes and eyebrows on this costume are bang-on. The costume too, but the makeup really brings it home. Well done!

Amy Pond?

I thought the same thing. It's a tragic scenario, but the emotion that could have been there was lacking. I wished that the daughter had looked more alarmed that her father was left behind and she was dragged away without him, and I wish the father looking on from the hillside had seemed more sad his daughter is gone…

I suppose if you're not a regular hiker, it would be easy to go in circles.

Adblock on Firefox stops these for me.

This is what really got me. The amount he is not seeing his own prejudice here is staggering. He's basically said that white is the default, and there has to be a reason for characters to be non-white. Astounding.

What did I just read.

How did you make it to your age with no heart?

I don't blame you. I'm an American, but I really don't like articles like these. They're basically begging people to pull this woman apart. I think she looks very nice, but that's not relevant either. I hope you feel better and get help too if you need it, it's okay to ask for help. I'm an ocean away, but I'm sending…

Whatever do you mean? I always watch while holding a football like a stuffed animal.

The guy on the left looks like Misty

I think Uncharted is a good and really obvious example. You're supposed to feel bad for Nathan Drake because he's an orphan and doesn't want to hurt people and just wants to be loved, man, according to the cut scenes. But then because of the game mechanics you're forced to mow down hundreds or thousands of people. So…

I thought the same thing in Skyrim. A lot of moralizing on how to save people/dragons, whether to save people/dragons, and so on. But the Dragonborn murders thousands of bears and other animals pretty much every day. It's a wonder there are any bears at all, or else they have infested the forest like rats.