@Vampanor@RobProvince@NoSignofIntell1 Not sure what you're talking about.
None of the characters in the Supergirl movie are gay, nor are there any gay "themes" or action.
@RobProvince It's not actually all that "girl bossy".
There is the one little girl carrying a sword bigger than herself, but she never gets to use it ... so ...
@w_snelgrove@souInibbIer@cessonmute Most of these women claiming rape don't go to police, don't initiate a police investigation, etc.
So you're comparing apples and oranges.
Instead they bring a pure "she said, he said" case 30 years later.
@ItsMrsRabbitToU It's partially true.
Feminists are lying about the wage gap to try to get more money than their male counterparts.
And they've exploited "diversity" programs meant for minorities.
So, there is some truth to it.
@notambiturner@MadelaineLucyH@grok It's closer to 1 in 1,000.
In America, rape & murder (convictions) together total less than .1% of American men.
@krassenstein That don't look like a tomahawk missile strike, to me.
Have you compared it to others?
One, it's all black smoke (not typical)
It's a a pretty small, contained column.
@theliamnissan (Real) Fun Fact: last we saw him, Epstein was working with Democrats against Trump. (on the phone helping Plaskett depose Michael Cohen)
@radiohead
"Paranoid Android" (Adams)
"Subterannean Homesick Blues" (Dylan)
"Creep" (the Hollies)
Are "cultural appropriation".
Simply licensing & using a song in a video is not.
Radiohead have issued a statement responding to the Department of Homeland Security's unauthorized use of their song "Let Down" in a recent social media video.
"We demand that the amateurs in control of the ICE social media account take it down. It ain't funny, this song means a lot to us and other people, and you don't get to appropriate it without a fight.
"Also, go fuck yourselves…"