So if the guy who regularly bashes peoples heads open with a bat he talks to like it's his girlfriend then takes pictures of the aftermath as keepsakes was killing women instead of men that would make him a monster?

I think your definition of monster is a little different than mine!

Plus it's 2016 with equal rights and all that so killing men or women can't be different anymore cause sexism and whatnot.



Negan the unappreciated modern artist -

True true. Sexism. But in the comics he collects "wives" so i guess i let that influence my comment without mentioning it.

Negan kills women also. In the comic he didn't allow Holly to be raped from one of his men. But he did use her as a distraction to get back at Rick's group by having her kill and turned in to a zombie.

Yea but i dont think he would choose a woman in their group to bash in to set an example. Yes i think that would be a more "monsterous" act and not what hes tryin to achieve. Hes not looking to be evil but to show his force/power. This was dumb and sorry i said anything! Hahah

Fear is a decent show... I just hate that it's only 10 episodes... by the time you start getting a FEEL for a character... SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!

I'm not watching it (no cable and I'm not paying for it on iTunes) but I read recaps (it's like a short story that way lol). This season is 15 episodes btw so you might get to see some actual story/character development.

I haven't checked out Fear yet either, but I think WD used up all of my zombie patience/show leniency already. It doesn't help that I have only read poor things about it. If that tide shifts, I could maybe see giving it a go, but honestly, I am suffering from bad tv fatigue at this point.

This season is far better than the first. Being on a ship is novel and the junkies arc is quite satisfying