Let's talk about the effects of capitalism in the late 18th/early 19th century in Britain and France. Personally I view the French revolution as just one event that evolved and adapted over time as opposed to a series of stop/start revolutions and social change events, like that of February 1848
Futurama was an awesome show, but not on the sheer level of hilarity that The Simpsons had and without the lolsorandumxD moments that occasionally made Family Guy great. I'm sure it's nostalgia that's killing it for some, but as far as I'm concerned Futurama was never that great and I'm sure if I was still watching the show I wouldn't notice a decline in quality like I did The Simpsons or Family Guy, it'd still just be Futurama.
Fun Fact: King of the Hill > all of those mentioned.
Guybrush_3
peggy singlehandedly made king of the hill much much worse than it could have been.
Futurama was an awesome show, but not on the sheer level of hilarity that The Simpsons had and without the lolsorandumxD moments that occasionally made Family Guy great. I'm sure it's nostalgia that's killing it for some, but as far as I'm concerned Futurama was never that great and I'm sure if I was still watching the show I wouldn't notice a decline in quality like I did The Simpsons or Family Guy, it'd still just be Futurama.
Fun Fact: King of the Hill > all of those mentioned.
If there is such a thing as a defeatist sociopath then that would apply to me.
SilentFireX
Sorry, but you don't begin to compare. :P
I do have some qualities that warrant concern for sociopathy and quite a few people have commented on them, but the power control stuff doesn't apply to me. The lack of empathy and pathological lying though is definitely there.
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