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He's right about Ice being the American Gestapo (An immoral group that thrives on bigotry and hatred)
But claiming MOST cops are good when not even half of them are. (Even his most tantamount predecessor Alfred Hitchcock feared the police, and for good reason too.)
Rare L?
From Steven "The Epstein client list is real. So is the Tooth Fairy and Santa Claus." King?
Wtf, I read "rare ... W" before reading your comment for exactly the reason you stated. And wanted to comment that saying most cops are good is whitewashing. Brain is sometimes really strange.
I believe he also followed that up by explaining he meant there wasn’t a document that was a literal “list“
Followup explanations?! Blasphemy!!!
It was only a week ago or so that he was hoping that Graham Platner stayed in the race for Senate. "Rare" does seem to be overselling it.
I've had to rethink a lot of my opinions in light of the Epstein situation, the response to trum, and AI. Where once I thought I was just a magnet for the survivors of sexual abuse, I now have to accept that it's far, far more prevalent and it the fact that every person I've ever met being a sexually assaulted as a child isn't an anomaly.
In light of that, I can no longer argue that King's sexual content was his way of pushing the envelope. The notorious scene in IT is an obvious example. I found it odd when I read The Girl Who Loves Tom Gordon, that he would dedicate so much detail to how a girl should piss and wipe in the woods or the relief she feels washing her ass in the creek after giving herself disemntary. I now have no choice but to accept that it was as close as he was allowed to get to fondling her on the page.
It's hard to like things these days.