VENOM 3: Tom Hardy Unleashes The Beast While Sharing Photo From The Threequel's Set In Spain

@DaScarletClunge - I might be wrong but I don't know if that can happen as long as Sony has the film rights? Although I guess they could always work something out between the two companies they did with Spider-man.

@DaScarletClunge - not everything marvel does with there characters is proper most of time thor love and thunder , ultron, Spider-Man with no uncle Ben , she hulk , hulk

@pitbull76 - hopefully!! The first venom was OK at best and at least entertaining. 2nd one I felt it was trash.....im not looking forward to the third ,🤣

@DaScarletClunge - yea I agree with you but still a hundred times better then what they did to him in Sam Ramis Spider-Man 3.

@DaScarletClunge - love you're profile gif loved what the director did with the Batman's in flash.Some people complained about Ben's Batman being shown during the day.Batman Is probably my all time favorite comic book character and I had zero issues with it.

@DaScarletClunge - 💯💯 aggree

@soupysales - Taboo I'm not familiar with that what's it about?

@TempleRod - as much as I identify with my Latino culture and cuban-ness which is nowhere near how American I am, and I’m not very Honduran, which is my other half, but I love the food, guess what? With people from Honduras, or Cuba, or Mexican, of any color, or Black people from here, or white people from here, or Asians, or Indians, or Middle East, wherever, every single one always just thinks I am a black dude. They see what they see. It doesn’t upset me. And then a nurse will warn me that the patient I’m about to x-ray only speak Spanish, and I just smile and roll in with my x-ray machine and speak Spanish, and everybody is surprised lol. I don’t know what matters more, race, or culture, I don’t care. That’s your question. not mine. And your answer is culture. Here’s a little food for thought with hopefully not much bias or what do you call it, the thing when you enter jack your opinion, into journalism (editorialism?), which I am no journalist but anyway:

The first several ways of Cuban immigrants when Fidel Castro to go over in 1959 and into the 70s, were the rich, white doctors, lawyers, politicians, their work professors, all types of professional people. Batista supporters, a lot of em were. There was the original wave people fleeing communism. There was operation, Peter Pan, where 14,000 unaccompanied kids were flown to the United States. That second wave was known as the freedom flights, 250,000 Cubans in a few years. Mostly middle class. And they went to Miami and turned it into the thriving metropolis full of, millionaires, that Havana could no longer ever become. Then came my dad and Scarface and another 125,000 cubans, this time it was mostly black. Let me put it to you this way, by the 80s, when American kids of the first wave of Cubans, were going back to visit Cuba, they were surprised at how many Black people there were! The opposite was true, when black Cubans arrive in the United States, they were surprised at how many of the Cuban here were just white. And they clashed. Also, crime increased, and yes, my dad contributed to that, all the way to New Orleans where I was born. Anyway, the Black people and white people that came together in 1980 on the Mariel Boatlift got along just fine. It was more an economic class thing I suppose. If you don’t mind a little editorialism. Well, I don’t have much more to say about that with the following waves, my half brother, and two of my uncles, and one of my cousins came in 1994, in the raft exodus, and the rest of my family has been trickling in since, mostly by being claimed by family and flying straight in, in the past few years though, they began flying in to Nicaragua, another communist nation, and migrating through a few countries, including Mexico by coyote, and across the border, where they plead asylum. On January 5 the border was closed and you would just be deported for doing that, but on January 6 the humanitarian parole was instituted. One could go on the US customs and immigration website and claim someone from Cuba, as many as your total income on your taxes, and your property value and your bank statement could prove that you can take care of. After myself, and one of my kids, as a dependent, I was able to sponsor two of them, I applied in January, and they got here in March, by plane from Cuba to Miami. it’s free, it’s safe, it’s easy. I am no Biden supporter, but I’m glad he did that. There are only two descendants of my grandmother’s, left in Cuba. My cousin’s kids. If they had their passports, I would have been able to sponsor them. They didn’t, I couldn’t. So I brought my last two remaining cousins.

Posted that was about Cuban immigration, sorry, I but yeah, race was a part of all of this. Heck, my black Cuban friends from my generation have hung out, mostly with New Orleans black kids than they did with white Cubans. I was raised in Mississippi, so I was privy to even more racism than they were. Oh, don’t worry, I’m not one of those that just says white people are racist, I have mixed kids, and my oldest had trouble with the black kids when he was little, they picked on him on the bus. Called him white boy. I remember going to the gym with him last year and some black teenagers trying to rile him up. I told him not to even worry about that kind of stuff. Now, my sister married a black dude, he’s like a brother to me, no pun intended, their two older boys are dark skinned and their youngest son is mixed. Watching into the spider verse, always made me think of my oldest nephew. The thing is the Mississippi gulf coast has changed a lot, my generation was the last one Not mixed. Now there are mixed kids and even going up all over, thanks to us lol.

@TheWalkingCuban - Also on top of what I forgot to tag you on above, since I was quoting my own self in the comment,
I'd just like to add that I BELIEVE FIRMLY that immigration into America is one the strongest values of this nation. Back to our very history. Immigration HAS ALWAYS made us stronger.

The recent right wing turn to demonize this for political reasons is not only ethically repugnant to me, but also PRACTICALLY SHOOTING YOURSELF IN THE FOOT.

Especially when major superpowers are going to be facing a birth rate crisis over the next 50 years. THE WORLD IS GOING TO BE COMPETING FOR IMMIGRANTS.

Regardless of pragmatism. Truth is PEOPLE [frick]. And God bless it, they don't care what country they do it in, and whatever it takes to raise their kids. They are going to do it. Family trumps 'race'. Best thing the US can do is to RECOGNIZE THIS REALITY.
DROP 'RACISM'
AND RECOGNIZE REALITY.

@TheWalkingCuban - Exactly. We need to create our own values.

@TheWalkingCuban - Personally, I would leave the Bible out.
I believe we are capable of doing it better ourselves.
I also don't think lesser however, of people who use any religious or really any inspiration in order to empower themselves.
I'm all for the Bible in this way. I guess I just think there are an infinite amount of 'Bibles'.
LOL.
And I don't mean that as any disrespect. On the opposite, I respect any person's conviction, based on any thing. I mean as long as it doesn't infringe on any other person's space, I think religious texts are good.
We need people to get back to believing in something I think. Personally, I prefer to create that myself. But whatever gets one through the night. It's really better than nothing.

Which is a problem these days. People turn from belief and act like nihilism is an option.
It's really not if we're going to exist for 200 more years.

@TheWalkingCuban - Yes, Modern Culture is very into exactly that kind of 'amorphous' and undefined type of moralism.

I hate that.

What I espouse more, is a very thought out and hardcore examination of values and what that should mean to be the Best of Ourselves. Like obviously, I shitpost here a lot. Probably not the 'best of myself'. That's Okay, I wake up the next day and realize that.
But on the more real sides of life, I think it's important to weigh out where we stand on things. To draw lines. And sometimes be harsh about them. It's not an easy thing, but I believe it is every person's obligation to do this, to define themselves as an adult.
Sometimes we fail, that's okay. But the important thing is, we have some sense of social boundary and some boundary to ourselves even.

And that's a thing I think is imperative for parents to teach to children.
School's not going to do it. Work's not going to do it.
Government is DEFINITELY not going to do it.
We need hard lines.

@TheWalkingCuban - CLAIM: A proposed California bill would allow school mental health professionals to remove minors from the custody of their parents or guardians who don’t consent to the child receiving gender-affirming surgeries.
AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. The legislation, AB 665, would amend an existing law that allows minors 12 and older to receive mental health counseling or therapy without parental consent. Currently, the law applies only to youth covered by private health insurance. It contains no language that would allow school mental health professionals to remove children from the custody of their parents or guardians. The bill does not authorize any gender-affirming surgeries without parental consent.
THE FACTS: A social media post is misrepresenting a California bill that aims to expand access to mental health services on an outpatient basis for youth between the ages of 12 and 17. Opponents of the bill claim that, if passed, it would allow mental health professionals to remove a minor from their parents’ custody or “provide ‘gender affirming’ surgery to children without parental consent.”

@TheWalkingCuban - while florida has a bill waiting to pass where if a parent makes the decision to allow gender treatment, which rarely if ever includes surgery, the child could be removed from the home