[ SECRET POST #3247 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3247 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I have no opinions about Hawkeye, but Jeremy Renner sounds like a douche. Between his juvenile snickering about Black Widow being a slut and then his whiny "dude what can I do about it" re: women not being paid as much as men in Hollywood and now he's letting the world know his favorite curse word is "cunt", I don't really see much of redeeming value in the guy. He's not some evil monster, just another boring, clueless dudebro.

[(Anonymous)]

'Cunt' is a great curse word sry2say

[(Anonymous)]

If Jeremy Renner were a Brit or Australian and he hadn't previously demonstrated that he's kind of a misogynist, I'd be more willing to give him a pass for that. But for now, all I give him is the side eye.

[(Anonymous)]

LMAO

Wow, because it's only acceptable if a non-American says "cunt"? Is a cute little accent really that much more of a deciding factor in whether or not someone is a horrible person?

[(Anonymous)]

The word has different connotations in the UK and Australia, genius. Kind of like how "spastic" isn't considered a slur in America but definitely is one (and a pretty bad one, at that) in the UK.