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@curtisskeete Actually, Aaron McGruder is an early forties black male that created this show to explore African American culture and American politics.

Lost Children were actually part of the " Children of the Grave" documentary. I think they said it was children who got in a bus wreck that now haunt those woods they died in.

Majority of what you preach is basic common sense, yet you need these two gentlemen to tell you how to do it. Doesn’t that make you a sheep..? You talk about being yourself, not hating anyone, and sticking up for your friends. That’s basic knowledge of the human experience. It shouldn’t take two ...

I admit that I do like a few songs, but I wouldn't consider myself a juggalo. I understand that it's basis is satirical, which means to not take it seriously.

That guy sounded like the Riddler from the old batman series, lol

Ghandi said it best: I love your religion, but not its people. Or something to that extent.

Says the individual that can’t spell desensitize or instill.

A cult is an extreme or excessive admiration for a person, philosophy of life, or activity. So, yeah, they’re technically a cult by those standards.

So, we don’t like wannabe gangsters that try to justify themselves through some false prophets that give them empty promises. Insane Clown Posse is nothing more than a mediocre musical gimmick that arrogant, nonsensical children flock to because it makes them feel like they’re actually something,...

I couldn’t get pass the atrocious Ebonics. Learn how to spell, you illiterate twit.

@LilShay2k2 Because it's the fun thing to do; hate on something because you don't like it.

I don't hate the little dude, but I also don't care much for his music. I hate his music, not hate. Why even hate him? He's a kid that does what he likes to do. Who seriously cares? I mean, these people saying they hate him, but yet, talk about him just as much as the fans.

I will admit that the whole indian aspect is cool, but that's where the attraction for this story stops. It would have been nice to see indian style werewolves. And, no, actual werewolves and not shapeshifters.

@thejunkyardmaster247 And it still gets the story wrong. None of that had anything to do with the original game, only names and some likenesses.

@assaindude Except that the cult has nothing to do with this game at all. Hell, nothing of the original game is seen in this aside from namedrops.

@spiritfired No, Cheryl was part of Alessa, not actually her. She seperated sometime during the burning to foil her mother's plans. Basically...she's like a shadow of Alessa's innocence.

@fareedbakhit I wholeheartedly agree. This game has lost its unique charm and originality. It's all about polished graphics and combat. Yes, there was combat in the original idea, but it was married perfectly with the atmosphere and spooky ambience.

Pewdie, along with the rest of his friends, is my new comic hero! Brofist!

Not to mention, these nurses are nothing more than movie fodder, which this game is strongly inspired by.

@johnnytimgudao Although seeming part of the same sect, these two individuals are different. One is the protector of the God, and the other is a judgmental executioner with aspects of James Sunderland.

@poliv67 I see. No offense. I was just adding to the conversation :)

But this game isn't scary. I mean, after like two repetitive moments with the rawshocks, the fear subsides - and even then it's not really an idea of fear, but tension and annoyance.There is no real sense of dread or isolation seen within the confines of this game. Silent Hill, this is not. This ...

Very uninspiring and stereotypical horror. There is nothing resemblance of Silent Hill. You think that, just because you have changing words, strange monsters and a dark and gloomy place, it constitutes as Silent Hill, but it doesn't. I'm not falling for this again. I did three times already, and...

Drawn in the delusion of grandeur,

Born with a silver, twisted spoon in her mouth,

She preaches hatred toward the intellectual, yet

Finds no sense of the word in that rant,

I think it was an outstanding installment to the canon, unlike those that followed after the horrendous movie.

The last good Silent Hill; none after this compare.

@TrueVintageRnBFan Lucifer means " bearer of Light", not an individual bearing light; get your facts straight. And it has nothing to do with Satan, but a Babylonian King that was struck down by God.

What people don’t understand is that God gave us choice, and as such promotes good or bad behavior. It’s not up to that power to chose whether or not we’re good people, but our own. Nowhere does it state that he protects everyone from things happening on earth. His method is to guide us with cons...

I love your screen-name.

@LorettezOpinion Eh, don't let one white guy veer you away from them; not all of them are idiots like him.

@MsXxEmoXxPrincessXx It's called life, deal with it.

Get over yourself. The majority of people who don't conform to the standards of society are badmouth, not just you. I, a man who helps his community and doesn't bother anymore, gets treated like a convict for just walking down the street, and I am the furthest thing from an emo.

The only thing I’ve learned from this is that the school system you mingle with is failing miserably.

The eighties called, and it wants your opinions back.

Note how a lot of those who like Twilight can't do simple punctuation or grammar. It's sad that a book helps promote such illiteracy.