Found this on Reddit

He was getting his friend to wind people up, then when it all got out of hand he started shouting racism. They were other people on that plane speaking Arabic including a woman sat in front of me and no-one said a word to her.

So you are for perverts in bathrooms?

The law does not differentiate between transgenders and perverts.

That's the problem.

If you take your daughter to the movies and you stand and watch her walk into the bathroom and then a man walks into the same bathroom would you not be like Fck this is wrong and go in after you girl?

Pathetic is not fighting for morality.

Pathetic.

Bottom line, every single Trump voter made a clear statement that overt racism, sexism and bigotry was not a disqualifying event for the office of president.

It's fucking pathetic that this is still true.

Created by the people who wiped out another people just to occupy their land, I don't understand how this entire song has ever been anything other than ironic. Or disgusting. Or illustrative of how pathetically blind human beings are. Has it ever been anything other than gross?

That path only leads to depression, my friend. If sexism and/or racism is the criteria, Berlusconi was in and out of office for 17 years. Victor Orban is in office right now. Marine Le Pen is a very real possibility next year. That's a lot of Trumpets if I may borrow Mark Blythe's term for it...

It's also a lot of people willing to overlook seemingly disqualifying characteristics. Which cuts to what truly fills me with sadness: just how pathetic of an alternative must the Left, of which I am a part, be providing these days if people prefer the right-wing alternative, no matter how ugly its face might be...

I love that transition from solidier to pigeon to soldier. Wonderful idea.

The plane crashing in front of the pigeons flight path is pathetically hollywood though, and that is some of the worst character facial animation I've seen in a really long time.

Never thought I'd say this about a Republican strategist, but kudos to Ana Navarro.

https://twitter.com/ananavarro/status/785299749041741825
https://twitter.com/ananavarro/status/785294394652057600

and fuck you, Scottie Hughes.... you're pathetic.

That seemed pathetic, as it rolled slowly to a stop, with car audio sounds probably added afterward.

Gez Tranch... this is pathetic even for you... this video has absolutely been ripped apart. Really pathetic.

Wow, so scripted, its pathetic.
And ever since that Kimmel made fun of lets play videos and Streamers (in general and in full seriousness), he is on my shitlist anyway.

I wonder if Bill Maher realizes he's the Democratic version of Bill O'Reilly. Was he always this pathetic?

Trying to remain relevant? Actual attempt at destabilizing the political process?
That's the only thing I can think of; it's either pathetically personal, or there really is a huge movement toward getting Trump into office. (I can't imagine it just being anti-Hillary, because there's sure as fuck immeasurably more dirt on every other candidate).

I've only heard bad things about Agents of Shield. Last I heard, they were doing drastic things that made it successfully mediocre.

I get wary of franchises that see success. I expect them to eventually cave to pandering, pathetic tropes. Present Marvel universe included, as their recent films have just... meh.

I always have a tendency to think "let's not be hasty" when considering stuff like this. There's always (at least) two sides to every story.

For example, with Philando Castile (man shot in the car):
He *did* have a gun in the car.
His girlfriend said that he told the officer about it and did not do anything threatening at all, but there is/was at least *some* potential that the cops would tell a different story.
The video of the event didn't show how things escalated, so we have to figure it out based on the reports of two potentially biased reports -- the girlfriend/family and the police.

Honestly, that was enough to look quite bad for the police, BUT my "don't be hasty" tendencies were still in play.


And now, we've got this. Like @newtboy has been saying, I just can't fathom the level of incompetence required to make this an "oops" situation. If they were trying to shoot the autistic man and missed and hit Kinsey by mistake ... that's fucked up.

A) If they were trying to "protect" Kinsey, how about listening to him? Did he sound nervous, like he needed protecting? NO. He calmly explained the entire situation, and was obviously NOT afraid of the autistic guy doing him any harm. And this time, they've got a lot of the lead-up on video, so we can actually hear him explain the situation. Any cop (or anyone) with 2 brain cells to rub together would holster their firearm if they listened to his explanation. Maybe they would stay behind cover and let Kinsey either talk the autistic guy into dropping the toy truck in his hand or let him get up and show them clearly that it was not a weapon (since they were responding to a report about someone possibly having a gun), but there's clearly no need to keep the guns aimed on either of them -- and Kinsey told them as much.

B) If they were trying to "protect" him, then why did they cuff him? With 3 sets of cuffs, apparently. After shooting, once they approached and figured out that there was no weapon, any decent human being would jump into action to try to mitigate the fallout of their dumbass mistake. Don't cuff the guy you "accidentally" shot -- call for an ambulance, try to stop the bleeding, etc.


For fucks sake, if that is the story the police are coming up with to explain / defend (hah!) their actions, it is just utterly pathetic. Charge the shooter and the entire police department with something criminal, and throw the law book at every single one of them. My normally strong "let's not be hasty" impulse is looking at this entire mess with a double /facepalm.

Very glad that Mr. Kinsey is expected to fully recover. Maybe the silver lining beyond his survival will be that an event this blatant almost has to force us to acknowledge that there is a serious problem with how our police are operating.