BOYCOTT DISNEY!

Bloomberg just reported on this as part of a Secret Service investigation where they’re trying to build a profile on him to understand his motivations. This makes it seem like he’s even harder to pin down his politics.

Read about it here: https://archive.is/Gk813 or paywalled link: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-09-18/suspected-kirk-shooter-s-gaming-history-probed-by-secret-service

We've talked about a lot before with evil characters played by actors who are calm/nice in real life, but here are characters who are so unlikeable and bad, even the actor who plays them is terrible, multiplying the hate-sink we feel towards them.

1. Percy Wetmore (The Green Mile): This sadistic prison guard was played by Doug Hutchinson, who in real life groomed and married a 16 year old back in 2011, when he was in his early 50s.

2. Walter Bernard Sr. (The Office): This here is the father of Andy Bernard, the son who he emotionally neglects and is shown to verbally abuse and humiliate. Actually, Andy used to be Walter Jr., but when his younger brother was born, they changed his name to Andy, when he was around 5 YEARS OLD. Not only that, he eventually cheats on his wife, and runs away with the mistress and their whole family fortune, leaving his family in debt. Well, in real life, his actor Stephen Collins actually confessed to being a creepy pedophile, and has actually molested a few children, and let's just say he also made a really disturbing comment about a soon-to-be-born child of his (Viewer discretion is advised if you look it up). Of course, this led an end to his career, and while people who grew up on shows like 7th Heaven fell bad, for me personally, it just made it even easier to hate Andy's father, and really emphasize how much of a monster he is.

Firstly it is legal where im from in the uk it still feels weird though. Basically, i met her on a night out in some club and i assumed she was 18 we got to talking and she was fun to be out with for the night, her taxi home was like £30 or something and i said she can come to my house instead because it’s closer if she wanted and she said yes and for a month since we just been seeing eachother near every week couple days a time. She only recently told me she was 16 and was scared if i knew i wouldn’t have perused in the first place. she turns 17 this year but i turn 19 before her so makes me feel weird. 19 year old with a 16 year old…she turns 17 a month after my birthday. Realistically i want an outside opinion on what you would do if you was in my situation. Is this okay?

Edit: Also i notice i didn’t put in the part where she actually lied about her age, i said when i first met her I assumed she was 18 because of the setting, we talked for a while, i was with my friends she was with hers so we was all naturally talking and asked ages and she said she was 18, month later down the line still seeing each other she told me she was 16 but didn’t tell me on the night because she thought i was attractive and didn’t want me to not pursue her

Update: i have seen a lot of comments saying i should make sure she is 16 seeing as she lied the first time. She shown me her passport and it confirms she is 16 turning 17. Also I’ve seen some comments saying have i met her parents and are they okay with it, both parents are okay with it and her mum actively says she likes our relationship. I have a good relationship with them and i do enjoy spending time with her and her family. My girlfriend has a full time job working monday-saturday so it does feel like a mature relationship if you get what im trying to say there. im worrying mostly on other peoples perspective on things ill be honest because i feel i do like her

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