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On an island with Jeffry Epstein...
It seems to be common for women to hallucinate sexual fantasies with famous people. Name any famous person and there's some woman with an impossible accusation. It's hilarious when we find out that all the details came from a TV crime drama. I don't know what to do about it other than to start prosecuting the accusers. It's already supposed to be illegal. Why aren't we doing this?
Nikki Haley is Condoleeza Rice 2. Would she be a lock for the Republican nomination? I don't think so. She's a non-white female war hawk, not exactly popular things with the base. She's the media's idea of what a good "conservative" should be. Or as you put it, "competent". I would never give ideology the backseat to that. Again, I suspect she's a lot more popular with liberals than with conservatives, just like Tulsi Gabbard in your party is a lot more popular with conservatives than with liberals on account of her opposite anti-war stance.
Powerful corporatist saves infantile Jews from cartoonish lunatic? What isn't dishonest about it? The entire purpose of the movie was to use "antisemitism" as a shield against criticism.
You're lying. You don't want me to answer GotWood's question. You said you "don't like where this is going" meaning you want to suppress discussion, because you know where's it's going. That's a perfect demonstration of intellectual dishonesty.
I've seen that and don't think it fits, but thanks for trying.
The idea might be fantasy, but there's nothing wrong with fantasy. Think about it a different way. It could even be presented as pro-gay propaganda to suggest that men should turn to other men when the going gets tough. That's how animals do sex selection, sexual opportunism.
I deliberately phrased it that way. I'm looking for something... inspirational.
Never heard of the SPLC? Cops posing as prostitutes is normally considered entrapment.
Schindler's List.
It doesn't work if you admit he was sick when he got here and that taxpayers even gave him free medical care. By the way, it wasn't measles was it?
The whole story is a "canard". The Jew uses blacks to drive whites out of that condo building the way the wizard uses orcs to drive hobbits out of the shire in Lord of the Rings. The moviemakers did their best to editorialize over this content, for example having the teacher cower in fear when Jenny retorts that Jesus was Jewish.
Pretty sure that was my comment that was deleted above, by (((IMDb))).
You don't think 95% critic score is a little too enthusiastic for a poe-faced comic book movie? Critics like movies with lots of emotion and lots of holocaust or AIDS, Oscar bait. This doesn't seem like their thing. Something is up. Remember how badly they used to trash these kinds of movies, that old Punisher movie from the 80s, or even X-Men, X-Men 3? Why is there so much positivity? The negativity is an attempt to restore balance. I think these movies are flat out unwatchable. Even the CGI is ugly.
And what's up with him pretending to be Irish?
You tried to tell us Trump was a Russian agent.
Then what were you doing?
Transformers and Avengers sell lots of tickets and are garbage so I agree with your sentiment. But what's interesting here is that CNN is getting more advertisers than FOX in spite of fewer views. That shows which side is the real corporate propaganda.
Why would I pay someone $500/hour to sit in a chair and ask me about my mother and father? Anyone can do that. You know who goes to psychiatrists? Future school shooters.
Negative infinity. People only watch these kinds of movies twice. Once to see them, then once again knowing the twist. Then the mystery is gone and it's worthless. Spoil the movie and save people the trouble of seeing it that second time. Then we can all get back to watching Ace Ventura over and over and quoting every line.
What about chicken pox? There are lots of shows that will always remind us of a time when chicken pox was normalized.
I think it's somewhere in the range or 75% vaccinated versus 25% not, which is generally true for any vaccine. But there's a lot more to it. For example, in any particular outbreak, it could be 100% vaccinated. This has been the case with some of the larger outbreaks on college campuses. Authorities and news articles will report it, but they do it quietly the same way they report that mass shooters are always taking Ritalin.
It shows that the vaccine isn't all it's cracked up be, and that people are right to doubt it. But often our doubt is misdirected to concepts like herd immunity and scapegoats like anti-vaxxers. Blame the manufacturer.
Measles can be bad if you're malnourished. People used to die from it, but that stopped a long time ago, way before the vaccine was ever introduced. Deaths were already down to zero. The thing that changed with the vaccine was that people stopped getting measles altogether. That might change again as the virus adapts and the vaccine stops working. It would be easy to blame the wrong people.