To be a douche, in the time of Trump, and all kinds of other real problems our country is having, why does this fucking matter?

Should people criticize her about this specifically? Probably not.

But did she kiss a girl and like it?

Oh God his motivations were so bland and he talks about it for hours. We almost gave up on that arc like three times before finishing it. I've never hated anything dragon ball related more and I'm not that hard to please (as I know the show sucks and watch it for nostalgic reasons only).

Evil Goku was a fun idea and until the super dumb origin was revealed he was a fine threat. Everything else was terrible.

I remember liking Ethan Frome in high school. I was the only person in class who didn't fucking hate it.

Dragon Ball: Evolution was terrible, yet it is still better then whatever the hell that evil goku/future trunks arc from super was. Like terrible fanfiction.

geez. But still, Coal has NOTHING to do with Benghazi even if the right-wing fever dream of that post is taken seriously.

I actually laughed at this. Granted, I am 99.99% sure it's satire because of the "murder most foul", which was funny and kind of clever.

He's a funny fucking guy.

I've put way too much thought about this over these last few comments sections and I would say that context is everything here.

Cutscenes were great, the story overall was strong (despite the kind of meh non-DLC ending) and the combat was great.

Who made DA:Inquisition? That game was a great game wrapped in a terrible game and was a huge disappointment (The open world stuff was awful and boring. I ended up putting in almost 100 hours and never wanted to play a Dragon Age game ever again, despite really enjoying the characters and lore-building). Andromeda was…

After Mass Effect: Andromeda destroyed any good will I had for Bioware left, I'm not sure what I'm supposed to take from this. It looks lame. Lame as hell.

The hell are you going on about? Tina Fey deserves all the success she has. 30 Rock is a treasure.

I can't tell if that's some good trolling or that's just the hugest stretch I've ever seen.

That's fine. I disagree. I feel this argument can easily be taken to its obvious extreme and that comedians can't say anything construed as offensive ever again, lest they offend someone. It was an ill-advised joke, but I truly disagree with your assumption that it being a joke doesn't matter. That seems absurd to me.

I'm still waiting for proof of this. Not counting this (and his thoughts on Islam which is more anti-religion bias, though I strongly disagree with him on those views) what else has he done?

It's racist if it isn't a joke specifically being said to be shocking. If the joke is just supposed to shock by its audacity but not have any true malicious intent behind it it isn't racist it's just stupid.

Am I though? I said it was stupid and tasteless, just not racist. I'm defending that he isn't a racist, I'm not defending that it was a stupid joke and he probably shouldn't have said it.