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The president is supposed to be a diplomat and Trump is a HORRIBLE diplomat who's constantly saying stupid shit to get other countries to hate us.

Of course, most of his supporters have no understanding of the real world and think just being a unlikable dick all the time is "cool".
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People literally defending a WORLD LEADER openly calling other countries shitholes.

Do you guys not realize that one of the president's primary duties is to maintain positive relations with other countries and Trump seems to be actively going against that? The president is supposed to be a diplomat and Trump has repeatedly proven that he is the absolute WORST when it comes to diplomacy.
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UnfairRepresent posted...

RchHomieQuanChi posted...

Actually, anybody that actually knows what they're talking about knows that Africans typically look down on American blacks when they get here.

Not just Africans.

A lot of black people can't get a break if they leave the west. At least if they don't go somewhere touristy

This is also true, although I hear Japan isn't too bad.
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KingCrabCake posted...

RchHomieQuanChi posted...

Actually, anybody that actually knows what they're talking about knows that Africans typically look down on American blacks when they get here.

Not really a bad thing tho

Bluebomber182 posted...

*reads topic*

did i get redirected to stormfront?

Sure seems like it.
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Actually, anybody that actually knows what they're talking about knows that Africans typically look down on American blacks when they get here.
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Lmfaoooo
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But her fucking emails!!!
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"But Hillary/Obama/liberals/Colin Kaepernick!"
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KingCrabCake posted...

RchHomieQuanChi posted...

What's funny is that the people who support him would get butthurt if the prime minister of Norway called the U.S. a shithole.

Ya because

1. Its our country
2. Our country isnt a shithole

Im sure you can't grasp those reasons...but just thought id give you a hand

People from countries doing a lot better than us would probably think we're a shithole by comparison.
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CarlGrimes posted...

Bullet_Wing posted...

Sums it up perfectly

Really shows just how insufferable liberals have become.

More like conservatives are butthurt that the future is leaving their outdated beliefs behind.
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What's funny is that the people who support him would get butthurt if the prime minister of Norway called the U.S. a shithole.
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He has negative tact at this point
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At least a solo movie without properly establishing his origin in a Spider-Man movie.

Venom is a dark parallel to Spider-Man (intentionally so), and not necessarily in just his powers. Peter Parker is the type of guy to blame himself for everything that goes wrong in his life, which is why an important aspect of Gwen Stacy's death is the fact that Spider-Man's webbing is what caused her neck to snap. Or the fact that Uncle Ben died due to Peter's own decisions.

But Eddie Brock is on the complete opposite end of the spectrum. His life goes to complete shit and he doesn't take any responsibility for it. First he tries to kill himself rather than trying to course-correct his life, then he pins everything on Peter Parker/Spider-Man. Then there's other obvious parallels, like Eddie Brock is somewhat of a meathead, versus Peter being more of a nerd. Or Peter Parker constantly trying to balance out his two lives, versus Eddie allowing himself to be consumed by Venom.

The point is......I'm not sure how well a Venom movie works without Spider-Man at least being a significant aspect of his backstory.
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No.....I miss SArm :(
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gaiz stop ruining everything
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ThePrinceFish posted...

RchHomieQuanChi posted...

Doctor Strange/Baron Mordo

But Baron Mordo is clearly going to be a bad guy

Shhhhhhh
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Captain America/Falcon
Iron-Man/War Machine
Doctor Strange/Baron Mordo
Luke Cage/Misty Knight
Black Panther/Michonne from The Walking Dead
Spider-Man/Donald Glover
Ant-Man/T.I.
Daredevil/The cop guy
Jessica Jones/The other cop guy
Punisher/The guy with no legs
Thor/The guy who opens the gate to Asgard
Iron-Fist/Iron Fist IS a sidekick so he doesn't count
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Dat animation
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Not too many good SFW pictures out there but:

https://pics.wikifeet.com/Dani-Dolce-Feet-2984539.jpg
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You think they're mad that people overseas don't give a shit about Fucksville, Mississippi?
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At LEAST cover transportation costs. The last internship I did at least compensated me for travel, which is fine.

I'm not saying internships should be paying regular employee wages, but I shouldn't be LOSING money for doing them.
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Sativa_Rose posted...

There's a cost-benefit analysis, and by requiring them all to be paid, there are many internships that then cost too much relative to the benefit, thus making them nonexistent.

The benefit is having a future employee on standby that you already know knows what they're doing, because you trained them yourself and will take considerably less time getting used to the work environment, because they've already been apart of it.

Which is less catastrophic than taking a risk on some numbskull who gave a glowing interview but might not be what you're looking for.

Internships are basically the company's way of sidestepping the cost of training their employees, with the added benefit of not having to commit to them. The student gets almost nothing out of it other than "work experience" that they could have gained anyway if companies weren't so hesitant to hire recent grads in the first place.
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Sativa_Rose posted...

It's one less way for young people to get experience on their resume. Internships don't just magically exist because you want them to.

No, they exist because companies get something out of them.

They aren't out here offering internships to college kids out of the kindness of their hearts.

Let's be honest: it's their way of training "future employees" without a) having to pay for said training and b) having to commit to that "employee".
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Damn_Underscore posted...

From my experience most internships are paid.

Uh, no they aren't lol.
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Damn_Underscore posted...

Why does she have to do unpaid internships?

It's part of the curriculum at most schools.

That or it's heavily encouraged that you do them, otherwise you might as well throw your degree in the trash once you graduate.
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Zeus posted...

It is fucked up especially because it's basically expected that you intern for most careers. In general, the American worker has been increasingly fucked over as various burdens were shifted onto them -- originally you'd start working at a company, they'd train you, and you'd climb the ladder. Now you're expected to pay for your own training through college, work for free for additional training, and companies are more likely to undercompensate you at every step.

And the internship companies sometimes don't even have the decency to hire you once you graduate.
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Tupacrulez posted...

Lol voluntarily. Sure, if "you don't get your degree if you don't do this slave work for us" counts as voluntarily.

Fiance literally forfeits 4 years of university if she won't do nearly 2 years of unpaid practicums, 35+ hours a week.

That's. Fucking. Ridiculous.

Not to mention the barrier most jobs put around their entry level positions that almost require you to get an internship since that's the only position people with no work experience can get that isn't retail or fast food.
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On_The_Edge posted...

No, they just won't offer them anymore.

Somehow, I doubt that the sole incentive for companies to offer internships is because they want to "help poor ol' college students get valuable work experience".
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Damn_Underscore posted...

Without them, companies would hire much fewer interns and students would lose in the end

So it's okay that people are working and aren't even paid enough money to cover the gas to get to their job?
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MonkeyBones23 posted...

What is your view on volunteering?

Something that usually applies to nonprofit organizations that exist solely to benefit their community, and not to maximize profit while cutting costs.
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Trump supporters got fucking bamboozled LMFAO
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Skye Reynolds posted...

People like to know you've worked for free because it shows that you're work minded instead of money driven. Employers like to forget that the employee still has the end goal on their mind.

So, yeah. Whether an internship or a certain amount of volunteer work, employers like to know that you aren't counting your dimes by the minute.

Then it should be on the employer to find people who have genuine passion for the position, then.

I mean, working and not making a cent to even buy yourself food to eat is ridiculous.
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Literally free labor.

"Oh but the WORK EXPERIENCE!"

Bullshit, every job is an opportunity for experience. That includes jobs that actually pay you.
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You could change the title to "The perfect girl" and it would mean pretty much the same thing.
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http://media.comicbook.com/2017/06/killmonger-blackpanther-1001904-1280x0.png
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Asherlee10 posted...

Balrog0 posted...

Asherlee10 posted...

She's smug, but what she said is probably very accurate.

super hero movies are not wrecking the earth like fracking lol

I don't think she meant in a literal sense, at least that how I read it.

I read it as superhero movies (which could be any genre of movie that's just around to turn out profit) are damaging the movie-going environment like fracking is damaging the planet. It could be an irreversible setback.

I also love a lot of superhero movies, but I think her point is also that studios seem to value absurdly high profits over a combination of profits + good storytelling.

See, this would be a fair point but most of the superhero films coming out nowadays clearly have time, effort and passion put into them.
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The problem with new customers coming into a store before closing time is that they won't leave until well after closing time, meaning employees have to delay closing up the shop for one guy who couldn't just wait until the next day.

If you can finish your shit before closing time, I really don't care because I have to be there anyway. But if I have to go an extra 15-20 minutes past my shift because you just want to casually browse around, fuck off. My time is just as important as yours and retail workers don't get paid enough to go "above and beyond" for the store.

(I work at a 24 hour store so this doesn't necessarily apply to me, but I sympathize with people who have to deal with this.)
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In theory, minimum wage jobs should be for college students.

In practice, there's not enough well-playing jobs available for the amount of adults living in the country.
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SlashmanSG posted...

RchHomieQuanChi posted...

Peter Serafinowicz - Denarian Saal/Darth Maul

Uh, Darth Maul was played by Ray Park, who was also Toad in the first X-Men movie.

The voice
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Forest Whitaker as Zuri (Black Panther) and Saw Gerrera
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Shit, I also forgot Andy Serkis. So the updated list:

Samuel L. Jackson - Nick Fury/Mace Windu

Peter Serafinowicz - Denarian Saal/Darth Maul

Natalie Portman - Jane Foster/Padme Amidala

Madds Mikkelsen - Kaecilius/Galen Erso

Benicio Del Toro - The Collector/DJ

Andy Serkis - Ulysses Klaue/Supreme Leader Snoke

Jessica Henwick - Colleen Wing/Jessika Pava

Lupita Nyong'o - Nakia/Maz Kanata

Donald Glover - Aaron Davis/Lando Calrissian

That's a lot of shared actors.
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JxOxNxIxCxS posted...

11 posts and no mention of Mads Mikkelsen?

Oh shit I think that's the actor that made me think about this and I totally forgot
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Raikuro posted...

...uh Natalie Portman? how could OP forget that lol

Oh damn you're right. I forgot she was in the first two Thor movies.
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WSM Piru posted...

Jessica Henwick: Colleen Wing / Rebel Pilot

Holy shit, really?
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Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury/Mace Windu
Lupita Nyong'o as Nakia/Maz Kanata
Benicio Del Toro as DJ/The Collector
Donald Glover as Aaron Davis/Lando Calrissian

Any others that I'm missing?
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Where the FUCK is Black Woman Ass?
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Not sure which song to choose. I'm torn between three, IMO, great choices

Wanted Dead or Alive by Bon Jovi
Riders on the Storm by The Doors
Big Iron by Johnny Cash

I would do Hurt but I feel that's too obvious

Which one? I think Big Iron might have the perfect vibe
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Nothing really.
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I'd put my wood under her jeans tbh
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