I’m....not at all sure I would want this if I was this kid.

Woman Who Lies With Dogs Complains of Fleas

You can remove a bag of dog shit from your front porch pretty easily too, but I don’t expect you’ll be thanking the person that put it there.

I agree about Snoke, but not so much the rest of your points.

So, I’m not familiar with blackamoor jewelry or art. Is it considered inherently racist? If so, is it primarily because it’s a European style that depicts African folks with exaggerated features, sort of like early 20th century cartoons in America? Or was there something about this particular piece that was…

She’s a Vice Admiral that inspired a mutiny. Makes her a demonstrably shitty leader, I’d say.

Even so, her Kamikaze attack should have been plan A once she decided to sacrifice herself and the ship anyway. It would have been just as much of a distraction and taken out Snoke’s ship at the same time. It’s the tactically obvious move, but she didn’t see it until it was nearly too late because she was a completely…

I’m not letting Poe off either, but she lost command of her crew because she was an ineffective leader. Effective leaders don’t lose control of their crews.

Her failure to communicate with her subordinates sparked a mutiny, and she waited until half the transports were destroyed to employ a tactic that should have been plan A once she decided that she was sacrificing herself with the ship anyway.

TLJ was messy in its second act, that’s for sure. I felt like Finn and Rose’s arc was mostly superfluous. That said, their ultimate failure factored into the overall theme that daring heroics aren’t necessarily what saves the day. As Rose said, the victory comes in the saving, not the destroying. Rushing into a…

What was deconstructed was the idea of why heroes matter. In the original trilogy Luke was the hero that saved the day. The new trilogy shows us that nothing was really saved, because the value of a hero isn’t that he’s a savior: it’s that he’s the symbol that ignites hope in regular people. No hero is going to swoop…

there seems to be very little cost associated to what is essentially a high-level Force technique that comes out of virtual left field

Not sure we should care so much about whether the prequels introduced any new powers, but as far as TFA goes, Kylo Ren stops a blaster bolt in mid flight in the opening minutes of the movie.

Can you let me know where you’re from? I’m trying to avoid places that breed holier-than-thou assholes.

Why be a decoy when you can be a weapon and deal a crippling blow to the First Order and save your transports?

He literally qualifies the quoted statement in the very next sentence.

Frankly I’d rather have the industry full of “casuals” than high-horse gamers like yourself that feel like they have to be the gatekeepers for the community.

Everyone laughs at that name, but it’s frankly exactly the sort of thing a physicist would name something. We’re talking about the folks who decided that an inescapable gravity well from which all matter and energy can not escape, even light, should be called a “black hole,” and figured the intense outward expansion…

I think it’s reasonable to assume that, as this has probably never been done before