"Jumping the shark" is a term describing the moment a creative work, most often a TV show, reaches a point of irreversible decline in quality, often marked by ridiculous or implausible plotlines, as an attempt to regain viewership after exhausting its initial premise. The phrase originates from a 1977 episode of the sitcom Happy Days where the character Fonzie (Henry Winkler) literally water-skied over a shark.
For me, Arya Stark jumped the shark, more specifically, jumped out of the darkness and performed an impossible feat within the framework of the fiction.
Who watches the watchmen? Who determines which groups are marching for true expression and who are marching as a 'show of force for how easy it would be for them to murder you?' It's too much power to give to any group or body, hence why free speech and freedom of assembly is protected. Is it constantly challenged? Sure, another privelage of being an American. You can lobby congress that this damn rock and roll is corrupting the youth and needs to be censored. It doesn't mean you are right, no matter how 'virtuous' your cause.
"I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" -- Evelyn Beatrice Hall. This is the bedrock of our liberty.
Meh - "I hate illinois nazis" one of my favorite lines from the OG blues brothers, spoken while driving through a nazi march. You can hate them, as I do, but they have a right to demonstrate as much as you do - it does not equate with being unsafe. Yes, in 1926 the klan rallied. With the protections of our rights afforded by this country, they were allowed to do so. Do we all live under a Wolfenstein-esque KKK/Nazi regime now? No. All ideas can be expressed, you hope for the 'right' ones to stick.
Meh I have tried a bunch and they all suck imho - but also I am not referring to pornography as film that has given me boners (while it has,) I am referring to regular cinema. So by that logic, regular gaming that has undertones of sexuality, if done well, should be hot. But it's not, for me.
Some ass-hat thinks 'activism' (slacktivism) is bot-spamming his same comment thousands of time.