Chris Ward

I prefer the term "man of size" and yeah I like it so what

Dave Ramsey tells a nurse to dump her boyfriend after he refuses to propose until she pays off $90K in debt Caller: "I’m a 26 year old nurse with $90K in student loans. My boyfriend makes $250K a year, but he won’t propose until I’m completely debt free" Dave: "Dump him. He’s making you prove your worth based on money. You’re having to buy your way into this relationship" "The No. 1 cause of divorce in North America today is money fights and money problems and guess what this is? This is a money fight"

Spencer Pratt dares Nithya Raman to try to go offer beds to the homeless: "She'd get kiIIed" Make this man the next mayor of LA

The movie Kids. This movie Basically pinned the AIDS epidemic on a bunch of out of control skater punks instead of the gay community. The film was so controversial Disney forced Weinstein to make an entirely new company to release the film.

KIDS was just one of a wave of godawful GenX 90s indie auteur films that had no deeper message than "the suburbs are bad and scary." GenXers have a pathological hatred of normal suburban life. Film companies handed them a budget in the 90s due to the VCR boom creating an entirely new market for limited release movies and home video rentals and their response was to make whiny, bathetic movies about the nonexistent Caligulan degeneracy of commuter town Republicans. GUMMO, directed by Harmony Korine (who wrote the script for KIDS), is another famous lowlight of the era. A recurring theme with GenX "suburban evil" movies is that they're almost always made by people who either have little direct experience with suburban life or have ethnic/sexual grievances that they never got over. Korine is a Jew from Marin County, one of the most liberal parts of California. AMERICAN BEAUTY, the most famous movie of this genre, was written by Alan Ball, a gay man from suburban Atlanta who never got over his evil hick Southern classmates calling him a queer. He later went on to direct TOWELHEAD, a movie about a 13-year-old Lebanese girl fucking and sucking her way through the Houston suburbs. Thanks, dude. GenXers are STILL obsessed with hating the suburbs. A few years back, Tim Heidecker was developing a TV show that would parody HOME IMPROVEMENT (a sitcom about a suburban dad). First, nobody cares, that show's been forgotten. Second, Heidecker is like 50. Grow up, dude. The only films from the indie auteur bilge era that hold up are comedies like THE HOUSE OF YES and pretty much anything that Todd Solondz has done. The "suburban evil" genre only works when you don't take it seriously and play it for laughs. Additionally, most of Solondz's work is about parodying his fellow Jews and not suburbia in general. The bit in STORYTELLING where the vegan Jewish kid tells his parents that "without Hitler, I would have never been born" only for them to freak out always makes me laugh.

A major problem with Nolan is his moralizing. All the heroes have to be "good guys": moral, down-to-earth, family men. Batman's a "good guy," who wants to inspire Gotham and believes that every citizen is a fellow "good guy"; Oppenheimer is an American patriot and wracked with guilt; Even Cobb in Inception, who's a criminal, is a "good guy" who wants to see his kids. Odysseus seems less of the "man of twists and turns" than a "good guy" who "just wants to go home." I don't think this is a fatal flaw exactly—I generally like Nolan movies—so much as it is a limitation. In The Iliad, Achilles and the Greeks are alienating and terrifying; they are the "bad guys" after all. Epic characters shouldn't always be "relatable."

Its crazy that people are fine with strangling women to achieve sexual release but if you mention licking an armpit people look at you like Quasimodo

1, 2, and 4 are allowed to have hobbies and women will find it hot 3,5,6,7, and 8 are gay or self-sterilized 9, 10, 11, and 12 are destined for the longhouse. Forced to take pleasure in doing the dishes and nothing else

There used to be a much higher barrier to entry, and virtually no financial incentive. In fact, people used to get debanked, censored, demonitized, constantly, that was kinda the whole point. Thats how you knew you were right.

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NEW: Judge apologizes in court to WHCA Dinner shooting suspect Cole Allen. Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui said that he was “fascinated and disturbed” by Allen's treatment in jail. Allen was placed on suicide watch when he was first imprisoned. Prosecutors argued that since Allen told investigators he did not expect to survive the alleged attack, he could be a danger to himself. But an incredulous Faruqui wasn't convinced by that argument, drawing comparisons between Allen and defendants arrested for rioting at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. “To me, it’s extremely disturbing that he was put in five-point restraints, a person with no criminal history. It’s troubling. I never heard of one Jan. 6 defendant who was put in five-point restraints or in a safe cell. If the only way to keep him safe is the most punitive thing, that’s a problem.” “At a minimum, I should be apologizing to him. We are obligated to make sure he’s taken care of. Mr. Allen, I’m sorry that things have not been the way they are supposed to.”