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Being a weeaboo is always wrong.

Marvel wanting to bury this issue is fine because it's their money and it's not like Cebulski has stalked, harrassed or assaulted anyone, is it? Having said that,...

If you've read Avengers Academy, Civil War 2, Runaways, Loners, several Marvel one-shots, FF, and F4 you know what they've been doing - not everyone has.

I imagine they couldn't operate as a team in contemporary Marvel because their continuity is a bit of a trash fire at this stage, and two thirds of the book would probably have been taken up...

I want to like it because it tries very hard, though it's quite derivative and I can't say I loved the rush to a rape storyline to push a character arc forward. A lot of the emo stuff feels like a...

Because they were designed as standalone continuity-free 4-issue miniseries that could be collected as digest-sized collections. I presume the collections were successful otherwise Marvel wouldn't...

It won't really matter if they go back into Limbo or if they're appearing in a book I have no interest in buying - these amount to the same thing.
Anyway, there was a line of PP miniseries published...

The best-case scenario from supporting this one is getting more of the same - which for me would be the worst-case scenario. I'm sure the creative team will do their best, I'm just not interested in...

So even after all the retcons and rebooting of reality over the last couple of years, these characters are still tied to the continuity of a bunch of titles Alex and Julie have made solo appearances...

HUZZAH - austerity is over for me and my neighbours! Shame about the rest of the UK, but I'm sure you'll all get by.
One good thing about having the DUP running your country now is that UKIP might...

You're describing different ends, not different means.

The government appropriates property all the time through compulsory purchase orders and this is the end result of being at the bottom of the slippery slope, not the top. Maybe if we really wanted...

Current scuttlebutt is that May already tried to hand in her notice but is effectively being held hostage, as the optics of her resigning would guarantee a no confidence vote and another election...

Abbott wasn't the problem there, the media was - and still is. Not everyone wants to capitulate to the narrative, otherwise Corbyn would have left 18 months ago and we'd be watching Andy Burnham's...

So, if the guy who just oversaw an increase in the number of party seats, the destruction of the Tory majority and reversed a 25-point poll loss in three weeks is "allowed" to stay, he has to get rid...

The DUP believe evolution is a conspiracy waged against Christians by a cabal of Jewish scientists, they boycott museums that acknowledge the existence of dinosaurs, believe that the world was...

Tory HQ emptied of MPs expecting to deliver concession speeches in London seats is one thing, but I think what spells the end of May's premiership isn't the loss of the Conservative majority, it's...

I'm hoping Labour get walloped, but only because it means riots and I need a new tv.

Social media is full of pics and stories of students ram-packing polling stations - also stories about stations that saw more foot traffic in their first few hours than they did in 2015. Tories must...

The news cycle is continuously shrinking and social media produces counter-narratives very quickly. As a result, a "Dead Cat Strategy" of misdirection and deflection based on one or two smears is...

Despite the in-fighting (actually sniping from the backbenches from a few right-wingers bitter at the death of Blair's New Labour project), Labour are far from useless, especially given their last...

"How can you suggest that I hate gay people when I work so hard to cure them?"

Let's not forget that the low turnout will be because millions of voters were deliberately wiped off the electoral register and voting boundaries were redrawn to gerrymander elections in the Tories'...

May has already stated she'll have a second vote on lifting the foxhunting ban that is supported by 83% of the British public.
Three words: marriage equality bill.

The idea that the other parties...

They don't want to control the internet, they just want to create a new internet with only stuff they approve of on it, like their good friend China.

I'm on record as saying the opinion polls...

You dad is likely correct, though trains were worse in the 1970s not because they were state-run, but because it was the 1970s.

As for Labour's little red manifesto, I'm of the opinion that a...