@Kokjongson@JadeAtrophis Lol. I knew it was going to be something unfathomably dumb like this. Bravo. They'll still act like everything she's ever done was correct despite this. It's even better because they're the ones choosing to write her as a gigantic fuckup.
@Babygravy9 I actually had it in my wishlist but I waited for impressions after the release. Knowing 343's track record. I am disappointed but I'm not surprised.
Lol. It's insane how much they nerfed the avatar state in TLOK. In ATLA it's basically god mode and only Azula ever beat him in that state. And that was because she didn't face him head on. In Korra it's basically a minor power up. Which would somewhat make sense after she loses the past lives in season 2 because it's the accumulation of all their past lives experience and strength. But it's just as nerfed in season 1. Lmao.
@MrJamSpark04@ReviewsPossum Thank god this happened after the show's peak. They might've actually tried something something physical in the Tumblr era.
When they finally do kill off Patrick Stewart as Professor Xavier for real, they should make his death as absurd and comically drawn-out as possible.
Have his wheelchair roll down a steep hill and off a cliff, land inside the smoke stack of a passing steam ship, causing it to explode and send him flying into the air where he splats onto the windshield of a plane, but then it turns out the pilot is a mutant with time travel powers who gets startled and accidentally opens a portal that sends the plane crashing into the World Trade Center, and then Magneto turns to the camera and says, "Well, that just happened."
In “Apocalypto,” Mel Gibson transports you into the mind of a Mayan 500 years ago. In “The Northman,” Robert Eggers transports you into the mind of a Viking a thousand years ago. In “The Odyssey,” Christopher Nolan transports you into the mind of a liberal woman in 2017.
Let me put it in terms you'll understand. This is an exaggeration but conveys the same point. Say you have a Christian doctor. Now that doctor would be in a hell of a lot of trouble if he refused to operate and give you a heart transplant because you're gay. But conversely you cannot legally compel him to give you an abortion. Understand the difference?
If doesn't matter if it's the same cake. It's a wedding cake for a gay couple. Not a birthday cake or a retirement cake or whatever. Their religion says that marriage is between a man and a woman. They cannot be coerced by the government to support something that's against their religious beliefs. Sorry. It's only discrimination if they refuse any service at all based on their sexuality. That's why they won.
It was specifically a wedding cake for a gay couple. Which goes against their religious beliefs. It was not a regular cake. I'm sure they would've been happy to sell them a birthday cake. That's the difference. Denying service because they're gay would've been a clear discrimination case. But denying a specific service because it would violate their religious beliefs is their right. You cannot compel them.
Oh, sorry. I just remember the state of Colorado literally ordering them to bake it. I didn't realize it went all the way to the Supreme Court. Do you not hear how ridiculous that is? That the online backlash was so loud the state tried to literally compel them to do it? Note that they didn't deny them because they were gay too. They denied them because of what they wanted on the cake. They probably would have made a plain cake for them.
@silentgreenbird@XJosh Bruh, I'm not buying drugs I'm browsing KF. Last I checked that wasn't illegal. The hell do I care if Brave isn't as private as the actual Tor browser? It's convenient.
@winsrfree@ShitpostRock Cool. One great success in a sea of failure. (And mostly because of Nolan's name. This would've bombed if it was any other director.) See ya when the next 15 bomb. Lmao.
Two problems here:
1. "Anti-woke" doesn't exist. It's just "woke" vs normal people. And no, people actively flying such a label doesn't change this. You gave normal people a label they adopted.
2. Celebrating this movie making SOME money on it's opening weekend is like celebrating winning one battle as your whole nation collapses around you. Winning battles is meaningless because you lost the culture war.
@winsrfree@ShitpostRock BTW, I understood the point you're making fine. Yeah, he made the movie he wanted to. The thing is that he's in he Hollywood bubble and knows what he wants right wingers hate. He just does it anyway because he's on "the right side of history". Dumbass.