Netflix has a reasonable track record with these things, maybe I'll even watch it if they show hog.
The era of cheap streaming is over, now begins the era of free streaming
I think it's just that people associate them with rich neighborhoods but that's still kinda dumb and immature, like how about worry about something that's actually bad instead of vaguely associated with some of the beneficiaries of a bad thing.
I got to the 10 years in prison part and thought "surely that will be the most outrageous suggestion"
Why doesn't he set an example by talking about material issues instead of contributing to a discussion he thinks is all a waste of time
Reading some of these comments you'd think they build little free libraries by dismantling actual libraries, I think some of you could stand to take it down a notch
Or just engage in moderation like every other medium, it's weird to me that playing videogames is automatically supposed to be a "hobby" but the same doesn't apply to watching movies or reading books or whatever.
It feels like that sub is somehow degrading. Like it was always evil and always stupid but there's still somehow a sense to me that it's devolved.
Oh I meant Bernie was the treatment, as in they're drawing a false equivalence between trying to do something good and running into difficulties vs just completely giving up.
Why bother with cancer treatment if you know you're eventually going to die anyway, hmmmm?
The funniest one of these "positive news" stories I've ever seen was when a local news channel spotlighted a farm that was taking retired racehorses to "save them from the slaughterhouse." Which is all well and good but imagine seeing that as someone who didn't already know they were being killed.
I say funniest because at least they weren't talking about people.
I'd wager it would be roughly cubic in shape