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Marvel has such an easy win that it's insane they don't do it. Just go back to some of the older comics and adapt those. There are lots of older comic storylines that would be amazing to see in theaters but instead they choose to go straight for the modern comics that have led to a significant collapse in the comic book industry...

Yeah, just waiting for the record profits of the coffee importers and processing plants.

Dunno but I haven't seen him in much recently. Probably not related but kinda interesting...

Yeah, definitely a kinda true statement on their end. Except they mean it in a positive way and it obviously isn't...

I'd say you see the same thing with bikes, especially in the big cities. They cycle everywhere and go through red lights all the time. However, a bike is a lot less dangerous than a car (unless it's an electric bike that can go very fast), which makes it slightly less of an issue in my eyes.

It's because for many people, driving a car comes with a certain entitlement. And why wouldn't it? Especially in the US, where drivers are fully accommodated to with infrastructure, crazy roads and all kinds of drive through stuff?

It's even noticeable here in the Netherlands. Lots of people I know that are very kind, mellow people turn into insane road ragers the moment they get into their car.

I mean, the fact that there is stuff for sale in the US with the label saying "scientists in California have proven this causes cancer" is proof enough that even a crazy nutter like RFK can be sometimes right.

I hope people protestors will be there to chant stuff at him about Epstein and him being a pedo. Do it like they did to that neo nazi in Germany, that was amazing and on live TV.

He didn't come in go fix things. You can argue he did the first time he was president (even though most of his decisions then also backfired and were shit) but this time around all he's doing is destroy things.

Merrick Garland is honestly the worst, in a way everything that's going on right now is (in)directly caused by him. He could have been quicker getting Trump jailed over the Jan 6 stuff, he could've done more with these files... He just did a shit job in general.

Sure, and it probably makes sense in the context he said it in, but I still think it's worse than denying what they ask him. To me it always feels like that person has something to hide.

He's obviously guilty and I really hope people don't let him get away with it. He should be shamed for what he's done, even if it was "long ago" (which it clearly wasn't judging by his continued contacts with Epstein even up to when he was president).