He was on the last episode of What The Fuck Is Wrong With You? at 34:22.Maritonic wrote:This is just simple Darwinism.Dawsbfiremind wrote:Speaking of genital mutilation, idiot who doesn't know how a gun works shoots off own crotch.
Just wait until the FBI exposes just how bad Pedowood really is. I'm convinced that they have many moles inside Hollywood and that it's just a matter of time before the whole house gets blown down.Titanoterror98 wrote:Ugh, what is it with all these slimeballs sneaking into Disney? Actually, here's a better question: how do slimeballs keep getting into family companies, period?!
The sad reality is- all humans are slimeballs at heart. Power doesn't corrupt; it allows the already-existing corruption to operate without fear of consequences. Some people just chuck aside that fear more easily than others. And few places breed power more easily than Hollywood.Titanoterror98 wrote:Ugh, what is it with all these slimeballs sneaking into Disney? Actually, here's a better question: how do slimeballs keep getting into family companies, period?!
The grace of God is a greater gift than we can truly fathom; undeserved mercy is a kindness humbling in its sheer scope.KaijuCanuck wrote:It’s part of my secret plan to create a fifth column in the US, pre-emoting our glorious conquest and the creation of the Canadian Empire, upon which the sun will consistently set after less than eight hours of daylight.
I absolutely disagree with this sentiment. While there is a portion of the human population that needs fear of consequences as a motive for good behavior, in my experience the majority of people are motivated much more by empathy.Zarm wrote:The sad reality is- all humans are slimeballs at heart. Power doesn't corrupt; it allows the already-existing corruption to operate without fear of consequences. Some people just chuck aside that fear more easily than others. And few places breed power more easily than Hollywood.
Id have to agree more closely with eabaker’s assertion. I mean, I think human nature is a complicated cocktail of nature and nurture we’ll maybe never understand completely, both of which are weighted and concocted differently for every individual depending on a variety of factors - but however it all works, by in large I think most people are fundamentally good people. We are a social, group species after all.eabaker wrote:I absolutely disagree with this sentiment. While there is a portion of the human population that needs fear of consequences as a motive for good behavior, in my experience the majority of people are motivated much more by empathy.Zarm wrote:The sad reality is- all humans are slimeballs at heart. Power doesn't corrupt; it allows the already-existing corruption to operate without fear of consequences. Some people just chuck aside that fear more easily than others. And few places breed power more easily than Hollywood.
gerdzerl wrote:DONT STOP G2000 YOU SEXY BEAST
Good. That region will always be in a mess. Let them figure it out themselves without losing American lives.
While I agree with this statement on the level that we shouldn’t be there, part of the reason why that region is a mess is because large powerful countries like the United States and Russia have been using them to conduct proxy wars for decades.2004Zilla wrote:Good. That region will always be in a mess. Let them figure it out themselves without losing American lives.
2004 never said their lives were worth any more or less. However, my thoughts are that if national interests are not served by fighting a war, it shouldn’t be fought. A nation should value the wellbeing of it’s own citizens above all else, that’s sort of the point.LSD Jellyfish wrote:It also disturbs me when people make the distinction between “American lives” as opposed to those of others, as if some humans lives are somehow just because of random chance they were born in the confines of one country.
gerdzerl wrote:DONT STOP G2000 YOU SEXY BEAST
His remarkably tasteful and tactful (/s) response here:Rhedosaurus wrote:Kevin Spacey is charged with felony sexual assault.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/ ... lt-1171597
gerdzerl wrote:DONT STOP G2000 YOU SEXY BEAST
One of his victims captured the assault on video.G2000 wrote:His remarkably tasteful and tactful (/s) response here:Rhedosaurus wrote:Kevin Spacey is charged with felony sexual assault.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/ ... lt-1171597
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JZveA-NAIDI
Holy crap. I can’t belive this is legit. How creepy, and, foolish.G2000 wrote:His remarkably tasteful and tactful (/s) response here:Rhedosaurus wrote:Kevin Spacey is charged with felony sexual assault.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/ ... lt-1171597
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JZveA-NAIDI
Plus didn't Frank Underwood do a lot of shady shit in House of Cards? That would be like Anthony Hopkins making a video posed as Hannibal Lecter if he were accused of sexual assault.KaijuCanuck wrote:Holy crap. I can’t belive this is legit. How creepy, and, foolish.G2000 wrote:His remarkably tasteful and tactful (/s) response here:Rhedosaurus wrote:Kevin Spacey is charged with felony sexual assault.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/ ... lt-1171597
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JZveA-NAIDI
I'd say this is more similar to Anthony Hopkins doing a video as Lecter if accused of Murder.KManX89 wrote:Plus didn't Frank Underwood do a lot of shady poop in House of Cards? That would be like Anthony Hopkins making a video posed as Hannibal Lecter if he were accused of sexual assault.KaijuCanuck wrote:Holy crap. I can’t belive this is legit. How creepy, and, foolish.G2000 wrote:
His remarkably tasteful and tactful (/s) response here:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JZveA-NAIDI
