Don't martyrs have to die to be martyrs? I could get behind that when it comes to these douchecanoe chuckleheads.

and bass players had it bad enough *before* Huckabee came along.

I guess if my religion is driving fast, getting shitfaced drunk, and listening to Motörhead, then no one has a right to tell me I can't drunk-drive while headbanging to Bomber. I mean, how dare people try and stop me from observing my religious beliefs just because it could 'impact other people's lives'.

I get what you're saying. I mean, somewhere out there is a wonderful, tolerant woman, who happens to look and dress a lot like Kim Davis.
So, shit on Kim Davis for those things, and you're also, in a way, shitting on the decent (possibly LGBT or LGBT-ally) people who happen to look/dress similarly.

instead of sending her to jail, couldn't they have just sent her to.. I don't know, San Francisco or Portland or some other hyper-liberal city?

A delivery scooter? Not a steamroller? come on, she could have her very own Judge Doom moment.

Not to feed the troll (and I assume that republican trolls would ideally prefer to be fed throbbing cock), but, yeah, how dare us liberals call ourselves tolerant while refusing to celebrate, or even tolerate, ignorant bigotry.

And the left can't even fight fire with fire. I mean, Republican base excluded, what human with functional hearing wants to hear a Nugent or Toby Keith song?

It would have been more fitting if they used "I Noticed That You're Gay' by Anal Cunt.

I don't really collect figures, so I'm probably just talking out of my ass, but I think it's just what some people like collecting. Some people collect shoes they have no intention of wearing (hell, people sometimes get straight-up shot over a pair of limited edition kicks), some people collect vinyl even though they…

You recall correctly, the gay person involved was Scott Thompson, last seen being awesome as forensics tech Jimmy Price on Hannibal.

Ah yes, I forgot about the whole "One of the Good Ones" thing. Which I'm sure is the name of the booking service Fox News uses when it needs a black face to support whatever stupid bullshit they're trying to sell.
As in: "The Charleston shooting had nothing to do with race, and here's a black man who agrees, just so…

As a straight Canadian kid, my first exposure to openly gay characters on tv was mostly Kids in the Hall's 'Steps' sketches.

I'm not sure. I mean, it seems like quite the ethical conundrum for the Republican base.
On the one hand, who wants to miss out on some good, old fashioned, victim shaming?
On the other, that sweet, sweet, victim shaming means supporting a black man.

Oh, yeah, I don't think he will either, I just meant something at that level of moral reprehensibility.

Could also be Joe Dale Jr.
Seems like that might play into his desire to reconcile with Suzanne, and Forrest trying to get away with a murder during a major league baseball game seems typically Forrest-y. Although, I'm not sure the show would have the budget for that.

I totally forgot about the vetoes this episode (and it seems like A.J. has reminded Forrest most episodes that he has them. So, I assume they want the audience to forget for the time being?)

I would agree with you on that. In the episode (I believe from last season?) where he has to quit his job at the coffee stand, Daly plays him as genuinely upset by the actions he feels he must take. Or the beginning of the series when he initiates his divorce.

Ideally, it would be both. Realistically, with any issue, it's going to be "Fuck self-reflection, I'm only interested in complaining that people who aren't me, or part of the group I consider myself part of, need to change."

I get a kick out of the way people will criticize a negative message they don't agree with, or are offended by, in a song or pop culture: "It's promoting this type of behavior! young people will be influenced by it!" but at the same time, if there's a negative message that they either agree with, or is in a song that…