As an oldest sibling, the younger ones probably deserved it

Dude, what the fuck?

How dare you, there are people in this world that don't have dads!

Also, don't forget the underaged, topless pool party where parents aren't allowed
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.dailycaller.com/2019/07/22/jessica-yaniv-topless-swim-pool-party
Edit: I would not want to pull from a "conservative" news site, but it was the first one I saw that had the full request form from this awful person

I don't consider myself a "feminist" woman, but from my personal experiences, those who do consider themselves feminists are super toxic. They seem to have this sense of moral superiority, and try to make it a competition on being more morally superior, without actually trying to help people.

I hail from the Michigan sector of the hellhole

Knowing in-depth comic lore shouldn't be required to enjoy a movie, or understand a character. I found her relatively flat throughout the movie; she didn't seem to grow, or change, or even learn anything relevant about her character (personality/thoughts or beliefs, not her as an actual character). Look at any other superhero origin story like Tony Stark in Iron Man 1, or Steve Rogers in The First Avenger; the characters at the beginning are very different than the characters we see at the end. They grow, they face hardship, and the change and become better people because of it. Captain Marvel doesn't do that. In one (partially deleted) scene, she straight up terrorizes the motorcycle dude because he made an admittedly dumb and rude comment. That's not a hero to me, that is someone who looks and sounds far more like a villain than a protector.

I don't know why you're getting dislikes, everything you've said here is exactly true. Having actually seen captain marvel, it played like a feminist propaganda piece, it was really just cringey and, quite frankly, bad. It was the first time I have ever been disappointed by a marvel movie.

C is for correct, the teacher is giving them credit for their written in answer

What gets me is how she has no remorse for any of her actions! If you want to go back to your cushy life after joining a terrorist organization, maybe don't essentially say "well, sucks to be them, I didn't do it" when referencing victims of said terrorist organization

Yse! Yu too?

That's exactly what I meant to say, thank you! I promise that I am moderately more intelligent than my spelling errors portray me to be... Probably....

Water vapor is just so awful. I mean, hydrogen monoxide kills people!

Yeet

Same. I don't know how to stop. Yeet.

As children, it isn't so bad, since your immune system is still learning about new microbes in the environment and is less prone to overreact. Also, children can tolerate a higher fever much better than adults, something that measles and varicella (chicken pox) produce. Due to a higher risk for secondary infections and a lower fever tolerance, adults are at a higher risk for having serious complications!

Well, depending on the person and potential allergies, waiting for the sweet release of death is realistically applicable...

Hi there! I'm actually not part of the "Trumposphere", I just call bullshit where I see it. I think there is a huge problem with journalistic integrity in the media everywhere, especially since it seems that companies want controversial headlines and hit pieces instead of the truth. CNN just seems to be the worst at it lately. They literally blackmailed a man for posting a MEME of all things, and there is a legitimate case for slander with the Covington kids, especially since it has since been proven over and over by actual video evidence that they did nothing wrong. Fox has it's problems too, but CNN seems to suffer from Trump derangement syndrome the worst, and it shows.