It’s not victim-blaming. Otto made a tragic mistake that I’m sure he regretted for as long as he could. I don’t blame him for it - I’m sure many of us feel incredibly lucky to be alive after mistakes we made in college.

The man that killed her already took her agency, humanity, and life away, I don’t want Jez dehumanizing her further, even unintentionally. I think the context matters here.

Could we get an edit on that headline and remove the word “captured”? She was a young girl, not an escaped convict or an animal that needed to be picked up somewhere. She was not captured. She was abducted. She was kidnapped and murdered.

I keep telling him this is America and people are welcoming and loving here

I found out about this from my dad. After having dinner with him, he sent me and my sister a text saying he loves us and not to go anywhere alone for the next few days.

To emphasise the point? My interpretation on watching this was as follows:

An actual Samaritan? Are they not covered by Humpty Tumpty’s travel ban?

A dude stood up to that POS that shot and killed the Indian engineers a while back, and he got shot. So samaritans are out there, but these racist fucks see them as the enemy too.

Well, when that dude punched Richard Spencer everyone said he’d gone too far, so there’s really no winning.

Oh no, I mean any Samaritan. Hell, let’s go with a white guy. Or an actual Samaritan.

Man walks into M.E. restaurant, angry to find Arabs there. wth.

So the Lowell (N.C.) police department will be paying for this child’s and her child’s welfare for the rest of their lives, right?

Get caught with a little weed if you’re black/brown and you can get 10-15; rape and impregnate a girl and be a white police officer and get “at least 12 years” while still trying to contact her from prison. White. Supremacy.

This is great (and sad). Truly.

Cool. These make my Black self feel absolutely 0% safer when a patrol cruises through my neighborhood, though.

Friend - has it really gotten weirder, or are we just older and more sober now?

sounding exactly like someone who has a book to sell.

It makes me think that the "focus groups want male voice overs" is a little disingenuous. Maybe those focus groups just need a lovely, authoritative British female voice to tell them what movies they want to see.

I like the drag. It re-emphasizes that women are perceived as less than men. Craig loses power by putting on a dress, he becomes less than. If a woman were to put on a man's suit (the suit that he was wearing) she would gain power. Man as woman= silly ridiculous. Woman as man = serious. The whole women should aspire…

Judi Dench could narrate a takeout menu and I'd still get chills.