Is it the story that determines how much you enjoy a movie?
How much money are anti-trans bigots supposed to have?
It's strange how in some circles, people love to hate on massively popular movies, and things millions of people love and look forward to. So weird.
Everyone's complaints about theaters, are really just complaints about bad theaters.
Besides, the doors aren't locked. So what are you even talking about?
Perfect and good aren't even on the table here.
These LGBT+ social issues are one of the wedges that's being used by the wealthy to prevent the rest of us from banding together against them.
Nearly everyone agrees, the ownership class has too much, while the working class has too little. That's the problem of this age that needs to be fixed.
The whole Democratic Party needs to be shouting "Tax The Rich." And coming up with legislation to do so. If I was picking apart that bill for not doing enough, then maybe your accusation would fit.
That's great and all. But you seem to forget, "It's the economy stupid."
You lot need to join Bernie and AOC's campaign.
There at least two owned near me. I know because at least one is warped in a carbon black color.
I never hated the look of them. I always like it when people try bold different looks for any product. But I saw one in a parking lot, and was able to put hands on it in person. That's when it's size and sharp angles immediately made me think "This seems almost intended to be a pedestrian murder machine." Even bumping into it as you walk around a stationary one, just seems unnecessarily dangerous.
The US has no free, standardized, national ID card.
Each individual state does it on their own. They all have their own rules and levels of verification.
Recently there is a national standard created. If the state ID meets that standard it has a gold star emblem in one corner. I believe part of that standard is proof of citizenship. But I'm not sure all state ID yet meet that standard, compliance has been pushed back several times; Mostly by conservative states. I think we can now see the real reason for that, instead of the commonly stated "government over reach".
That would very clearly be an example of thinking "the electorate wouldn't vote for her".
If it was her nature as a woman, the reason would be some thing like "Because women are bad at _______".
Something clearly misogynist; Instead of just thinking everyone else is misogynist.
What actual percentage of the American people do you think believes a woman can't be president? And I mean believe her nature as a woman makes her unfit, not people who believe the electorate won't vote for her.
Do you know any polls in the last year that indicate how big a contingent that would be?
I'd be shocked if it was over 0.5%. Even over 0.2% would be very surprising to me. Of course to get polls that precise you'd need to ask like 100,000 people.
Check out this video.
It explains why you can pretty reliably bet whatever Trump says isn't what he'll actually do.
Hopefully it's help you calm down a little. Or it may make things worse.
You should go to better theaters
Edit: After your blocking me, and seeing everyone else's comments to you; I think it's clear the problem isn't everyone else.