@rockastri2 There is no evidence that she is a zionist; the accounts claiming she is belong to a troll whose only proof for this nonsense is a screenshot showing her "liking" a post expressing sympathy for the families affected by the events of October 2023.
@marvelaya616 There's no way his enemies would come back, and he couldn't care less. How would they explain it—that he had another nervous breakdown? Or maybe that he went off somewhere with his new buddy, Spider-Man?
@BookwyrmRachel@marvelaya616 That’s right, it’s from episode 2, but I think it shows his attitude towards the whole situation – I felt he was annoyed (obviously he was worried when he saw that the bartender had been shot) – he tied Amy to the bed and then went to sleep.
@BookwyrmRachel@marvelaya616 He doesn't seem to be traumatized: I was in a pretty mellow place before all this shit went down.I guess it's my fault.I guess I'm old-fashioned. If it'd been a man those assholes were goin' after, I'll tell you what,I would've bought a beer, sat back,I would've watched the show
@BookwyrmRachel@marvelaya616 It gets even worse when you realise that he's annoyed because he won’t be able to spend another night with the bartender, and he takes it out on Amy by being an asshole. I can’t stand the whole first episode.
@Kastle_supreme I’ve got no problem with Frank sleeping with any random women he meets – he can have as much casual sex as he likes – but the idea that he’d form a bond, open up, confide in and reveal his true identity to someone he’s only known for about two hours is complete bs.
@TheCarolErskine@IanRunkle Can anyone explain this to me? If someone is not complying with the law – for example, by evading tax – they’ll be punished, but if a juror refuses to apply the law there is nothing that can be done about it?