I approve of this stance :)

At this point, you just have to assume that anyone who is still a Kanye fan is either stupid, or an asshole enabling his mental illness.

People say Kanye is mentally ill. Maybe but he's legitimately a bad person and we should stop paying attention to him.

No more Kanye coverage. Fuck this utterly vacuous, cynical supporter of homophobia and sexual assault. He is the Donald Trump of hip hop and you are a moral-relativist piece of shit if you continue to support him.

“It’s bred into our society that to be fat is one of the worst things you can be”

“So why didn’t you stop Gary Glitter?”

If Alan Rickman isn’t Snape then how come he’s dead, smart guy

and I dunno, I believe in personal growth and redemption at any age.

The way the internet works is if you’re caught deleting stuff like this then someone would have a copy saved somewhere and then bring it up as someone hiding their dirt because they don’t wanna be found out. You can’t win in these scenarios.

Obviously I don’t know about his private life, but this guy has been publicly kind of a prime example of “using your privilege for good” over the past few years, often putting himself in the line of fire to stand up for marginalized game devs. I mean he literally got fired from Riot for breaking their “social media…

I am in the privileged group, so I’m happy to defer to those who are more affected by the experience.

If they retire, we’ll never get to see their version of a Garfield movie.

...dickhead

I like it, except Agent Johnson was in junior high while Agent Johnson was in Saigon.

I hope the movie has the time to explain why strange women lying in ponds and distributing sword is not the basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power comes from the mandate of the masses; not some farcical aquatic ceremony. You can’t just expect to weird supreme executive power just because some watery…

Okay, Sean. 

Lyrics are almost always bad when taken by themselves because they usually amount to poems written by people who are not poets by training or inclination. Unless they are espousing a message so violently offensive it can’t be ignored, they should be judged solely on their audial qualities when sung, rapped, or shouted…

I actually think Watchmen starts to go downhill exactly halfway through: as in, halfway through episode 5, “Little Fear of Lightning.” For the first half of that episode it seems like we’re watching a grounded story about two victims of Veidt’s faked alien attack connecting via their shared trauma—but then all of a…

I don’t think there was ever any problem with Scott’s idea of continuing the the Alien(s) story in the context of human evolution and genetic engineering thereof. The problem is that while there may have been big ideas in the background, the actual stories focused on weirdly demonic androids torturing human nitwits.