So that corporations don't have to pay a livable wage to adults. 

What in the actual fucking hell

In a 1978 interview, he was quoted as saying he first participated in a rape at age nine, explaining that “it was absolutely normal in those circumstances. That was part of my childhood” (per The Washington Post). He was reported to have said he’d perpetrated “too many [rapes] too [sic] count . . . . There was…

No.  Elections are not term limits.  

Even I fall into that trap sometimes.

I believe they can get a tax break for the loss. They paid to create the show then made nothing off that investment, so they lose money.

Weird. If only there was some sort of way we could have all known this company was run by a bunch of giant douchebags.

OMG this is like that time when Emily Watson tried to argue that her version of Beauty and the Beast was feminist and progressive because...Belle objected to being held captive.

A billion dollars is an obscene amount of money. No one has ever done anything to have “earned” that amount of wealth, you can only get that amount of wealth not only with tremendous advantages, but also by benefiting from tremendous exploitation.  Anyone who has that amount of money and thinks they earned every penny…

An easy answer in policy terms? A Billion dollars.

Your question was loaded and in bad faith. I gave you the answer that matters.

Elisabeth Moss is a sub human shit stain. Profiteering off the theater of fighting fictional human rights abuses while enabling them in the real world herself...she is absolutely vile. I guess she doesn’t need to dig too deep when playing demented psychopaths.

Not sure other shows will imitate Yellowjackets’ likely cannibalism storyline. But they might want to cast former 90s It Girls like Melanie Lynskey, Christina Ricci, and Juliette Lewis and give them career-best roles, and the opportunity to  work with each other.

Letting someone go after they’ve bought into your “hardcore” mantra to the point of sleeping at the office seems like a pretty watertight argument for other employees to never work that hard in the future.

All the antiwork/anti-capitalist rhetoric these days shuns such behavior but a largely ignored truth is that merit-based rewards still do exist out there for those willing to do the grind.

If Andor showed up anything, I think it’s that there is an interesting in taking Star Wars in different directions, you could do the same with movies.

cool beans

vanilla is delicious and complex.
and brown.

Look, Tituss Burgess shoulda played Ursula. Casting Melissa McCarthy’s fine, but sub-optimal.

They don’t know what to do with anything or anyone that is authentic, brilliant or creative. They are more concerned with upholding their silly nonexistent dress codes & white status quo symbols than the actual work of policymaking.