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@elonmusk @StephenKing @elonmusk dude, can you stop making me feel like not using Twitter because the owner of Twitter is a petty asshole?

@StephenKing Headline: “Stephen King Tweet Causes My Pillow Sales to Skyrocket!” Lmaooo

@PattyMurray The problem isn't guns. The problem is that in America you are on your own, because CONSERVATIVES don't give a damn what happens to anyone but themselves. They enjoy the benefits of living in a country with 330 million people, but refuse to accept the responsibilities.

My heart goes out to the victims and their loved ones after yet another horrific mass shooting in our country. America's gun violence epidemic is a GUN problem—and we need meaningful, federal gun safety reforms to keep our communities safe. apnews.com/article/walmar…

@screenrant Just don't let Taika direct the next Thor without a completed script. He tried to find Love and Thunder in post and ended up with a mish mash of a movie. The action, comedy and drama were great, but without being focused by a clear story, they constantly undermined each other.

Chris Hemsworth wants a completely new tone for Thor if he returns after #ThorLoveAndThunder 😯 "I think it would have to be a drastically different version in tone, everything, just for my own sanity…" buff.ly/3XtZKLs

@SimuLiu @demaris_webb @SimuLiu it DOES feel good to be arguing about movies instead of politics and a pandemic. it's just nice to be back to a little bit of normal. movie lovers arguing about movies. :)

This guy is insufferable.

@JamesGunn Grace is a lot of fun when she's not acting like a mean girl and taking pleasure in putting other people down.

For those of you who think I’m “owning” Grace, I am not. I legitimately appreciate her liking the show, just surprised. Christmas miracles come in all shapes and sizes.

Was I transported to Earth 2? 😆

@missiontoaccept @chrismcquarrie @CK61938 I knew most of the movie was real, but I thought this location looked too perfect to be real.

@perchedfalcon @chrismcquarrie @CK61938 With Tom Cruise (and Christopher McQuarrie) the most death defying stuff is real - and we love it

@Variety Marvel movies make vastly more money than movie star movies ever made with rare exceptions. The problem isn't Marvel. It's the studios who are chasing franchise box office and simply not producing movie star movies anymore.

Quentin Tarantino Says Marvel Actors Aren’t Movie Stars: ‘Captain America Is the Star,’ Not Chris Evans variety.com/2022/film/news…

@elonmusk @Rainmaker1973 That's because you're a workaholic. Try living instead of working and see if you feel different about it. Life is amazing once you actually start living it.

@Rainmaker1973 I can’t think of a worse curse than living forever

This is the (logarithmic) timeline of an expanding universe. We live at the 3rd line from the left and all stars will disappear in 10¹⁴ years (4th line). Then there will be 10¹⁰⁰ year of just black holes and then, the Dark Era [read more: buff.ly/3f37dfv]

@DannyTRS I had been a foster child since I was a baby when I saw Project X. It's sad to remember this, but, I related to the monkeys in the movie. But seeing people care so much that they were willing to risk everything to set them free had a profound affect on me that changed my life.

Another movie that occupied so much of my childhood and seems to have been wiped from pop culture—- Project X.

@sullydish Life is short and if choosing to be a man or a woman makes you happy, I wish you all happiness. BUT the medical technology to do this is EXTREMELY primitive and therefore EXTREMELY risky. These two things are true at the same time.

The herd moves.

@Variety If you need to tell people that God told you to love people to convince them that you love people, you're doing it wrong.

Candace Cameron Addresses Stance on Gay Christmas Movies, Blames ‘Toxic Climate’ for Controversy: ‘I’m Called to Love All People, and I Do’ variety.com/2022/tv/news/c…

@WSJ @WSJopinion @DanHenninger Who cares if he can? He did what he did. He won't be forgiven. If a minority in this country want to lose a second time, the majority is more than happy to oblige them.

From @WSJopinion: Suddenly, the former president is talking about real issues rather than a rigged 2020 election. Can Trump change his stripes? asks @DanHenninger. on.wsj.com/3ECz3Nk

@sullydish Self righteous people can't control themselves, so they look for other people to control.

Nonsense. This debate was open, nuanced, and a near-exemplum of liberal democratic change. My side lost for two decades, until our arguments won. I debated religious opponents with respect. I published their arguments in my own anthology. Don't rewrite history.

@elonmusk Open source works for code because it is easy to verify whether code actually works. Who has the expertise or resources to verify reporting? Who?

Twitter is like open-sourcing the news

@GeorgeTakei They see it as threatening to their ability to enforce their religious beliefs on all of society. This is why cancelling people is a terrible idea. Either we all agree that we don't get to force our personal beliefs on society or we get to endure this bullshit from both sides.

That a symbol of inclusion and acceptance could rile up so many is truly baffling. comicsands.com/conservatives-…

@MeghanMcCain Put forward some candidates who are younger who appeal to enough voters to win.

It’s hard to remain hopeful about the future if the only options we will ever have for President are all going to be octogenarians. I don’t think it can be underestimated the negative impact the “never retire, never give up power” generation is having on the country and Zers.

@SEANgT44 @WSJ @WSJopinion The Republican party shouldn't require a repudiation of any kind to stand up to candidates who refuse to accept the results of an election. Refusing to accept the results of an election is what authoritarians and candidates who never had a chance of winning in the first place do.

@WSJ @WSJopinion Losing by a handful of votes is not definitive. Losing the House by considerably less than expected is still a loss. This was a whisper of a repudiation and should be viewed as such.

From @WSJopinion: If anyone needs more evidence that “Stop the Steal” was a loser for the GOP this year, the party’s Arizona wipeout is definitive on.wsj.com/3GjrmNm

@EWErickson AND how devoid of national leadership the Republican party has been. Liz Cheney is the best hope for national leadership that the Republican party has at the moment. Of course, the Republican party won't follow her, but Independents and moderate Democrats would.

If you can get past “Russia stole it,” the Trump win in 2016 followed by 3 elections of losses for the GOP really does highlight just how awful and unlikeable a candidate Hillary Clinton was.