I'd say good luck, but the downvotes tell me that neither of us are in for a good time.

I really shouldn't comment on this, but I just can't help myself.

FIXING THINGS IS HARDER THAN BREAKING THINGS!!!

who woulda thunk it?!? I'd tell you to fuck off, but this is your instance so imma fuck off instead.

and by that I mean I will block anyone who responds to this comment, no iffs ands nor butts.

I'm not checking either, but it's funny

A number of different quotes come to mind:

"Can robert downy jr do for marvel what robert downy jr did for marvel?"

or

"You'll be doing this until you're ninety"

I'm not hype for this, especially after deadpool+wolverine was just an endless parade of HEY IT'S THAT THING YOU LIKE, YOU LIKE THIS. Nothing to make me want to watch it a second time, at least not without a lot of alcohol. Nothing I've seen recently gives me high expectations for the next movie.

baseball.

The average American could be expected to already know how to throw a baseball, so it was easier to change the equipment to fit the user than to train every fucking soldier how to throw a lopsided stick.

starlink wouldn't have a leg to stand on (in the US, can't speak for elsewhere) if isps were held to installing/maintaining/upgrading infrastructure that was already paid for by the federal government decades ago and then the isps just didn't do the work.

It's almost like people like good movies. Who would have thunk it?

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Also:

I've seen it said that people didn't like The Marvels or Madame Web because the average comic movie audience is sexist as hell and hates even the idea of female protagonists. I'm not going to pretend that such shitheads don't exist, but they're a tiny and loud minority. Female lead characters (or lead characters of any underrepresented demographic) don't automatically lower the bar for quality for the movie. If it's a bad movie, it's still a bad movie.

I myself belong to a couple underrepresented demographics, although I won't specify here which ones. I get told that I should like x or y movie because lead character is like me, but then the movie is bad with bad writing and bad acting and so on and so forth. It's extra fun when the character that I'm supposed to identify with is insufferable as all hell (thanks guys, you telling me that I'm insufferable?). Pandering doesn't make a movie better. Actually make a good movie, and people will like it.

Reminds me of land o lakes butter. They got rid of the indian but they kept the land.

Regardless of your opinions about her specifically, it's a simple fact that positive societal change doesn't happen by asking nicely. Look at every civil rights movement ever. Nothing got done until people were inconvenienced and companies lost money.