The same Capcom that had drag freaks hosting the American side of one of their recent events?

There's no way ANYONE would believe that the government wasn't responsible. Even on the extremely small chance they weren't. They literally cannot afford for him to die of unnatural causes.

I guess that's what I get for only reading the headline. Weird that it'd say "father and son" in regards to a "custody battle," and not "ex and his father."

Custody battle

Shoots the child

... What?

Last fucking paragraph-

Homicides up 19%

But no, focus only on protesters that you can't even say committed a violent crime.

I don't know much about Perlmutter, unlike Victoria "we are a minority, despite being 51% of the population" Alonso. Is this a good thing?

This is a shitpost, right? Right?

Supposedly they were shooting 4 and a hypothetical 5, but eventually decided it best to just keep it as one movie.

Donnie Yen?

The only thing that was unresolved is a conflict between two characters that could very well be a spinoff. Strong girl was gone for the rest of the movie after her scenario, which was EARLY in this really goddamn long movie.

Oh, forgot to mention, the "bulletproof suits" get fucking ridiculous. Like everyone is wearing a formal business suit lined with tempered steel plates. Don't even bother dodging or taking cover anymore, just cover your face with your arm or raise the jacket slightly.

Also- the ugly as fuck Adjudicator does not appear in the movie. I consider that a plus, though it did mean I didn't get to see anyone kill her.

His lawyer. What exactly are you expecting them to say?

Hey now, the term is "Seasoning Americans."

If anyone ever calls me a conspiracy theorist to my face, I have a very simple retort.

"That means jack shit. Call me a liar, if you dare."

The Council of Nigger Ricks.

The black guy that LITERALLY EVERYONE IN THE PRESS IS GUSHING OVER? The black guy that IS LITERALLY PLAYING THE FOCAL POINT OF THE ENTIRE MSHEU PHASE 5 DIRECTION?

That guy?

Oh boy, can't wait to hear from Drinker and Gary on this one.

UPDATE: Well that was quick. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7PscQbGs_A

Thuy Trang (Trini in Power Rangers), yes, she died in an accident in 2001, I believe. But Zyu Yellow was literally a man. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqVTL8SAjrc

my friend and I would watch to look at the pink and yellow ranger

Psst

Zyu Yellow was a man

1 and 3 are definitely a "to each their own" sort of thing; I think both continuities have their ups and downs from what I know of both; I don't read comics either. #2, it's not like Power Rangers doesn't use the devices, but I suppose the "Morphing Grid" is simply a way to explain where the power comes from, which the devices are accessing, not a big deal though. Not sure why #4 is a reason, it's not like Power Rangers had their own robots that Super Sentai didn't, and having their own special term is hardly a big deal.

The "original Power Rangers" was based on/used footage and costumes from Zyuranger, the sixteenth Super Sentai series.

So... what are the reasons they listed? There are genuine reasons to agree with the assessment, but if they say "diversity and inclusion" even once in there, they can fuck off.

Eh, probably more a personal problem with you rather than whether it's factual. Though I'm surprised how badly he lost his cool simply because you responded.

Let me guess, that's when the gangsta sideways hold became popular amongst "certain demographics?"

Alright, here's a question- how many "black serial killers" manage to go without being labeled as such due to the nature of "random gang/street violence?" At this point, people aren't worried so much about them being "serial killers" so much as "people who would murder you over nothing at all."

If Ars gets a continuation, then it's fine. Lieselotte, while cute, was rather dull and repetitive, so you can definitely skip that.