WHAT ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT RIGHT NOW?

Ah, I'm not sure! He's definitely human - the movie never makes him out to be a monster. At some points he seems self-aware, even stating that he has a psychosexual disorder and subtly suggests that finding love/sex with an older person (ie not a child) will not fix him (that's what his mother suggests).

The entirety of the cast is against him and afraid of him and some even suggest that he should be castrated. Apparently, he's only ever exposed himself to a child, but not gone any farther (tho I'm sure that doesn't make it a whole lot less traumatic).

The movie has this one part where I was rooting for him having a good date, but, well, erp. He learns that his date was raped as a child, and is intrigued. He ends up exposing himself to her, and she just cries while he warns, "You better not tell on me..."

He kind of acts like he has a mental problem, but I believe the reveal is supposed to suggest that his mind is just child-like. This might explain his pedophilia - he thinks he's a kid. In a twist of irony, he does literally castrate himself so that he can't ever do anything to a child again (or for the first time I guess). He probably would've died from this, but he's saved by the character who disliked him the most who I presume realized how painfully human the pedophile was. He also probably felt bad because he caused the pedophile's mother to have a stroke. >.<

He has an interesting scene where another character asks him if he's okay while he's crying on a swing set and he reminds me a lot of a child being checked on by a concerned mother in that scene.

America's weird ass socioeconomic structure and polarizing bipartisan political ideologies is probably to blame for that.It's kinda silly how college costs like 4 years of minimum wage; that means in order to get education for a decent job you have to work for years at a shit one; it makes no sense. I could easily see why people get discouraged from because shit like that. guess that's the consequence of only 2% of the federal budget being spent on education.

I mean, the congress is such a mess that, instead of reaching a compromise between their beliefs like sensible people, the god ol' R's and D's try to brute force their policies into approval via majority rule or obfuscatory wording; essentially turning U.S. legislation into a endless game of tic-tac-toe, wherein different states uphold hilariously contradictory laws.

"you can only have a handgun after paying for a $400 application and 8 months of waiting and showing us your birth certificate, state id , passport, driver license, letters from people who've known you for years, fingerprints, et cetera, et cetera..."

"sure buy your assault rifle that's easily modded to be full-auto online, just pay $100 for a license"


"you pay double food tax, you can't use too many coupons either"

"reduced food tax, also take couple hundred bucks worth of grocery vouchers"

Here are some fun facts(with a tinge of personal bias... sorry, I'm human) relating to financial climate, budget & economy:

-40% of U.S. taxes is set aside for people over the age of 65; although they account for only 15% percent of the population

-16% of U.S. taxes go to "defense" which is the metaphorical equivalent of dumping 16% of our taxes into a hole. It's even stupider when you realize the 16% doesn't even help our veterans or active armed forces any way, shape, or form financially.

-Since businesses have minimal checks imposed on them by the government (yay crony capitalism),most sizeable businesses, and even some small ones, have several consistent method of loop-holing their way out of loads of taxes. this is probably what has caused to be at a deficit for a majority of the last 50 years, in spite of having a HUGE GDP.

-We routinely borrow money from other countries because we spend far more than we earn...somehow in spite of, again, our GDP being the highest in the world,higher than the entire EU,in fact. I'm sure the fact that they let us do so multiple times a year is COMPLETELY UNRELATED to us outsourcing jobs to some of the countries we borrow from /s

-Speaking of that debt, we've raised its ceiling over 140 times since 1917 because fuck having a plan to pay debts.god forbid we suffer through the great depression 2.0 once we actually hit it. I forecast it happening around early-mid 22nd century. good luck great great grandchildren[

- *insert miscellaneous disappointing information here*

"So why ddon't we convert over to a social democratic economy?"

Good question: we can't. We're so deep down the rabbit hole that anything change would make the U.S. economy fall unto itself like Jenga tower. In summation, a complete free market with socioeconomic benefits just does not work: it just ends up as a bunch of shitty half-measure programs that are ultimately spread too thin to help anybody.There's reason why we're the only true capitalist country in the world.Hint: it's not because it works well. that's why we have so many mental health issues, our social and economic problems are so looming and overwhelmingly large in scale, you can't but be stressed,depressed, and everything in between when you think about them and how you've gotta personally deal with it, willingly or not.