A genuine question for those defending every casting decision in The Odyssey…
If someone adapted Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and completely reimagined the nationality, appearance, or traditional portrayal of several iconic characters…
Would you still say:
“The best actor should always get the role.”
Or would you suddenly start talking about staying faithful to Shakespeare?
That’s why this debate fascinates me.
Should we judge every classic by the same standard…
Or do we only defend creative freedom when it’s our favorite director
@BuckLewinsky@MisterFalconM@mcsquared34 You’re saying this as if the houses we are looking at aren’t the ones that were built for them in the 80s and now need to be completely refurbished
This is fucking nasty and regardless of their support for Trump, Americans should be ashamed of themselves for allowing their government to achieve this.
@WhereHasThisCol@gatorgar@ScottAdamsSays It’s really funny that you see Colbert as a republican that changed sides when his character was staunchly making fun of republicans for years but they couldn’t understand the joke
The horrifying and disgusting way Americans forget THIS is what their first amendment is protecting, and think it is to give them permission to be racist or call someone an F slur
“They’re easy to pocket and then resell” is an INSANE reasoning for why there is a tendency for things like soap, toothbrushes, razors, and deodorant to be the most frequently shoplifted items.
New in The Atlantic: The shoplifting surge is real, @mffisher writes. People think it’s okay to steal—and no one knows how to stop them. https://t.co/k5E9h9YyyS