REVIEW: Lanterns Episode 4 Hates Hal Jordan More Than It Loves Green Lantern
“After last week’s disastrous episode attempted to reframe John Stewart’s origin story through racial politics while portraying Hal Jordan as the beneficiary of ‘White privilege,’ Episode 4, ‘The Weenie,’ thankfully doesn't have anything nearly as socially or racially offensive to offer.
Instead, it’s just boring, stupid, terribly written television that desperately wants you to think it’s much smarter than it actually is.”
“Hal is a racist and only became green lantern because his white privilege prevented him from ever feeling fear in his life!”
Meanwhile in actual good Green Lantern media:
#Lanterns is just another show obsessed with race & identity politics. It makes sense that Damon Lindelof had a hand in creating this slop. It’s coming off a lot like 2019’s Watchmen.
Sony just argued in court that owning a digital game was never possible, since it can't be resold or given away like a physical copy. Comes as the company preps to end disc production in January 2028. Argument hold up, or does it prove critics right? https://t.co/P79IJuImuZ
PlayStation Blackout, the movement against Sony’s plan to end physical media, begins August 23-30🚀
❌Turning off consoles
❌No Login
❌No purchases or gaming
Don’t give up, speak out, fight for physical media, player ownership and against monopoly
NO DISC 💿 NO BUY
It’s not too late @BestBuy. Admit you were wrong and bring back blu-ray/4K movies. People will actually come back and shop in your stores. Impulse shopping will be a thing again. Nature will heal and eventually we will all forget about the stupid, STUPID, decision of the past.
You're pretty much an idiot at this point if you don't realize how much of a one-sided situation they're trying to pull here. The one-sidedness against the consumer has been methodical and on clockwork.
The Playstation 5 operating system has begun systematically wiping and removing playtime hours from local profiles specifically for physical, disc-based games.
Disappointed players are framing the UI change as a highly aggressive psychological push by Sony to devalue physical ownership. By decoupling total time spent from a physical license, critics argue the publisher is subtly pushing the narrative that a borrowed, rented, or resold disc doesn't truly "belong" to the active player's permanent identity ecosystem.