So "make america great again by boycotting a company, that doesn't want to sell my shit?" that's dumb as shit for people to follow up on it

That's even more petty and pathetic.

Then why do you care? Macy is equally if not more petty and pathetic.

Macy's is an entity. A corporate entity. They have to care what their consumers think of them if they want to sell the stocks they have bought or made. Trump doesn't openly deal with the consumers himself, so he acts like a self important tit. Well, this time it bit him in the ass. He made a bad decision trying to sell to people who don't want to appear "racist" as he's been called. Often. It's their choice to not sell his product. So... what did he do? Like a child, he whined about it, until people with more power than him, collectively, (and clearly less knowledge on the reasoning) to do his dirty work for him. He hurt a company just trying to do their job because of his shitty personality. That's not ok. He might cause downsizing. Hurting the job market he's actually supposed to be helping should he get elected. It's counter intuitive and selfish, don't you think?

Me personally, though? As a consumer? I'm just kind of appalled, if nothing more, and openly speaking on it. Is it really fair to argue "why do you care" when I've offered actual points though...? I won't bite if you want to actively talk about it.

So when someone you don't like does something "petty and pathetic", it's childish and wrong.

When a corporation does something "petty and pathetic", it's perfectly fine because they're supposed to make money and not have any standards.

Wow dude, corporations win again, real nice.

"So when someone you don't like does something "petty and pathetic", it's childish and wrong.

When a corporation does something "petty and pathetic", it's perfectly fine because they're supposed to make money and not have any standards. "

Not at all. More importantly, why do you think corporations are all evil? Just curious. What's wrong here is that we have a single human, Trump. A person in complete control of his choices. Not a bunch of people making a decision and delegating work downwards. Trump openly attacked someone for not wanting to associate with him. You don't see that as a tad petty? A man who's "so rich" he could drop a failed company and not care, as he's done before, is suddenly getting up in a company's face for dropping him for his views that could actually damage their sales? Come on. They're just trying to remain a company.

always said ep two should have been buddy cops ani and obi during the war

I've always said that Lucas is a good big idea guy, but when it comes to the details the man might as well be trying to speak latin.

Anakin and Padme's story could have been some Romeo and Juliette next-level tragedy, and it certainly sounds that way on paper. Yet Lucas gave us the weirdest, most unfounded love story ever. I can only imagine how much more poignant the prequels would have been with a good director at the helm.

Less Anakin moaning about sand and more performances on par with Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan

The real tragedy is him botching Jar Jar Binks. he literally had it set up for a huge reveal that would have probably been comparable to the Luke Vader reveal. I mean I get it, most of the fans hated him because everything worked out for him all the time, but if he would have just stuck it out then jar jar would have become alot of peoples favorite character.
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Also, it was impressively shit of George to get a bad performance out out of Liam Neeson

And Natalie Portman

Well, it's not like she's THAT great of an actress...

Go watch The Professional right now

To see Gary Oldman & Jean Reno? OK, no problem.

ikr i feel like ewan mcgregor was literally the younger version of sir alec guinness

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That gave me some serious goosebumps

Well I feel like a newfag now