Erlinda Ocampo Johnson is a helluva name

She doesn’t need to “flaunt” her sexual orientation for it to be used her against her. She deserved her fall from grace, but if you think her story wasn’t over amplified, in the media in general, but specifically on Fox News and Ben Shapiro like outlets BECAUSE she was an uber successful queer woman I don’t know what…

Yeah, I always felt the blowback was slightly, emphasis on slightly, disproportionate to the offense and likely colored by her being queer and a woman. I just don’t see someone like a Stephen Colbert being brought down with such glee the way she was.

I know the show has deviated from the source material a bit, but if I remember correctly, there’s still a bit of information about how this all went down Armand has not told Louis yet.  

Agree, but man he really should have rehearsed and workshopped the telling of that story a few times before going live with it

This show was one of the most harrowing and beautiful watching experiences I’ve had in a long time. Then the last 10 minutes of the final episode ruined it for me.

An immersive HEREDITARY experience makes sense???

Yeah, unless Kimmel and crew broke contract terms I don’t know what kind of relief he could get. Santos didn’t lose any money over this and it’s impossible for his reputation to sink any lower than it is. 

Did I miss something or is Liz lying to Pete about that Wheeler flashback? Cause he was very not dead when they arrived on the scene. 

I worked in homeless services before, and while gov should be held to account for building affordable housing, shelters, etc, the real problem is the public and specifically NIMBYs. Over and over I’ve seen gov try to build shelters and the “not in my neighborhood” backlash is swift. Lawsuits and retaliation at the…

It’s not a stretch to me that when you cover and surround a person in reflective silver their skin will look lighter.

You’re making a moral hindsight argument and not a legal one. You can’t sue someone for getting facts wrong that weren’t known facts at the time.

The legal definition of murder does not matter. The word can be used colloquially like almost any other word, and can be a very subjective term given the circumstances. The family had a reasonable belief backed up by police statements and can’t be sued for stating an opinion. If they could literally every victims’…

He absolutely does not have a case, and this is exactly what anti-SLAPP laws are for. Saying you think someone is a murderer, even to their boss, is an opinion not a statement of fact and is very much protected speech.  Particularly here since the police thought the same at some point. 

Ewwwwww

Sorry, this whole thing reeks of disgruntled former employees. I believe Lizzo on this one. 

I can’t agree more. Those last two episodes were honestly peak Star Wars for me. Between the almost non stop, beautifully animated action, to the perfect emotional beats (her conversation with Rex as to why she wouldn’t kill the turned clones being a highlight), I loved every second of it. Going to rewatch tonight in…

I agree with what you’re saying here. One minor convenience with block is it was one click and your DMs and tweets (while logged in) were immediately shut down to that person and now you have to mute and block DMs separately. Maybe not a huge extra lift but may give opportunities for more harassment while people…

Having a known history of mental illness is not a pass to attack someone. But if you want to play the kind of gross game that he should’ve known better because of her past, then she should’ve know better before impulsively marrying and breaking up with someone.  That’s a TMZ recipe waiting to happen.  Did she…

You seem very ready to believe he’s a bad guy or lying when honestly Brittany’s behavior through the decades (which includes cheating) makes it totally plausible that he’s telling the truth. We can have empathy for the way she’s been treated in the past without giving her a knee jerk pass for something I can see her…