Brayden Hall

@datboywolf I hope so, but they'll probably find a way to circumvent. I hope it does spur a suit directly against those cameras from someone more wealthy than me though lol

Does this nuke FLOCK cameras?

@The4thTurtleNyC That being said, if anybody knows how to fix that I'd appreciate the info amidst my personal review of a movie last night turning into culture wars and bot allegations lol

@The4thTurtleNyC I didn't know what the talk of Nigeria was about, thank you for posting the screenshot. My guess is my account hack from last February was out of Nigeria (though session said Kenya). Not a bot, though a bot created in 2014 to defend this movie is an objectively funny concept

Just got to see Supergirl finally, and yeah who could've guessed a lot of that criticism was in bad faith. I really enjoyed that movie. A few flaws here and there, but definitely good. Go see it yourself.

President Trump must pay magazine columnist E. Jean Carroll $5 million after Supreme Court denies his appeal of sexual abuse verdict. cnn.it/4gMkY3m

@summonshr I did think the lighting wasn't great in that fight scene when she stayed with the couplethat owned the bar, didn't personally notice that issue on the yellow and green planet. But yeah that occasional dark look was one of my few flaws.

@BraydenHall7 my main criticism was it was a bit dark to see action properly. not sure because of red sun/green sun stuff. it really was not bad as it is being portrayed in X.

Ah man, that's horrible. Praying for him and his family.

I don't know why my personal review or Supergirl got all crazy while I slept, but it is legitimately funny to see some replies pretending like there is no bad-faith criticism, and then directly beneath replies about the "woke agenda" and other incel favorites lol

@tibblion2 Nigerian account? What are you talking about?

@BraydenHall7 Okay, Nigerian account, what parts of the reviews were in bad faith?

@demigod9000 Your profile pic raped little kids and you still consider him good, surely you can understand that a movie of all things doesn't have to be absolutely perfect to be good.

@BraydenHall7 A few flaws and bro considered it good, just say you’re a cold cuck bro

@37thChambers Yeah man I'm not losing any sleep over you being afraid of women or whatever warped place that kind of response comes from. The world will keep turning.

@BraydenHall7 Fuck off. ZERO TOLERANCE for the woke nonsense. Deal with it.

I feel foolish for getting worried by Twitter discourse and disagreeing critics AGAIN. Gotta start tuning that out better.

@beatmastermatt I sure hope this doesn't set any long-term precedent for how we treat minorities and how little incentive there is for the Confederacy's legacy to be rehabbed by bad-faith actors

Well crap

Michael Thomas’ 2019 season should never be forgotten: 1,725 Receiving Yards (led NFL) 9 touchdowns 149 receptions (NFL record) Offensive Player of the Year @Cantguardmike was truly different 💪 #Saints

@datboywolf I think my personal favorite is McNair's face just being a wider version of Lamar's

WHO ARE THESE GUYS?!

You arrested a student for writing a column in her school newspaper.

THE GOVERNMENT IS NOT A BUSINESS ITS PURPOSE IS NOT TO MAKE MONEY

The New York Post treats Zohran Mamdani like how J. Jonah Jameson treats Spider-Man lmao

BREAKING🚨 The woman who accused Harvey Weinstein of r*ping her just walked away from the case — not because it wasn't true, but because the system broke her before it broke him. Her name is Jessica Mann. She has spent EIGHT YEARS testifying against Weinstein. Two grand juries. Three trials. She told the same painful story over and over, sat through cross-examination about the most traumatic thing that ever happened to her, and never once wavered. This week, she said she couldn't do it a fourth time. And honestly, who could? Read what she wrote to the court: "The court gave so many privileges to Harvey Weinstein that it makes accountability nearly impossible. I have not had power or position in any of this. I have not had great wealth, nor have I had my own long-term legal representation." And then this, which should stop you cold: she said pursuing justice "is better left a pipe dream." Let that sink in. Not "I made it up." Not "it didn't happen." A woman who told the truth, consistently, for eight years, finally concluded that the system is so stacked toward a rich and powerful man that justice was never actually on the table for someone like her. To be clear about what this is and isn't: Weinstein is still in prison. He's still convicted of sexually assaulting another woman in New York, and of rape in California. Prosecutors said plainly they believe Mann. They called her brave. This isn't him being cleared. It's him being protected by exhaustion — by a process designed so that a billionaire with endless lawyers can outlast a survivor until she simply can't stand up again. That's the quiet way powerful men win. Not innocence. Attrition.

Aaron Stecker