...well, case closed I guess. (not a reference) He admitted to it, not much else to comment on.

No, no it isn’t. Also, don’t call anime that deals with the topic child porn, actual children are harmed in the making of child porn, no one is harmed in the making of.... well, animators are overworked in the making of porn anime, be it with children or without, but no actual children are harmed.

Ehem, I think you missed one point, these weren’t loli mangas. We are talking about him getting caught with videos of actual minors. So, in this particular case, yes people were harmed, minors were harmed in the making of the videos.

Well, I’m not Armenian, I’m just not utterly clueless. As for you trolling... the point of trolling is to elicit an emotional response. I was only correcting what I thought was a misapprehension on your behalf. But who knows, you might have successfully angered somebody.

What? no more strawman arguments in the form of jokes? no more false comparisons to make your point? are we at ad hominems already? so sad.

No. Just the person TO WHOM YOU’RE MAKING THEM.

No, do you? oh, was that supposed to be a joke, sorry, it didn’t land. Try again.

As a party in the gaming industry is winding down some of the people there decide to watch TV. They don’t have cable but there is a chromecast and one of them has Netflix. They watch a House of Cards episode. One of the people realizes that one of the people there is a journalist and the episode is a first season…

Language and culture matter. Officially there are around 5 million Armenians world wide, 10 unofficially (basically people that share your particular view on culture - and no, most aren’t illegal immigrants to nations other then Armenia). Even if you put a state rights bend to your comment, thing is, if you leave…

...and true.

No, let’s focus on the larger problem at had while still following the basic principles of law we use when judging all other types of crimes. You know, like “innocent until proven guilty”as opposed to “listen and believe”.

WTF are you talking about? do we live in the same fucking world? cause on this planet there’s a media circus every time a journalist finds out about a rape accusation. Just look at what happened with the Duke Lacrosse case and the fucking Rolling stones bullshit A rape on campus article. But sure, we live in a world…

And what happened to the accused in the Rolling stone case? what happened with mattress girl and the people she accused after her more then unwarranted accusations? what happened to all the cases of men falsely accused of rape then when to prison for decades and were released after DNA evidence exonerated them? what…

While there are examples of clear sexual harassment later on in the article the first example given, the House of Cards question, is somewhat ambiguous. I can see several way’s that could have gone, from an attempt to pick someone up at a party, to genuine curiosity, to a joke. Without context all we have is her…

This is why gamers stopped trusting the media. This game is nothing like Stardew Valley. The fact that this was the only way the author thought of to attract attention to his piece says it all.

You are right, and I think the first people that we should deal with are all the people that play all those games where you murder people for gameplay - what, you can’t think of any?

And you should probably add the fact none of the characters are actually real to your comment.

IF that made you cry you’d probably commit seppuku watching Grave of the Fireflies.

You’re joking right? just because you don’t watch it anymore you assume no one else is? The typical ratings for a Simpsons episode are in the 3-6 million range. Around 1% of the US watches it. Even at it’s height it was rarely watched by more then 10 million people. Thing is, for TV shows this long running you always…

There are people that feel anything towards Sheldon? Weirdos.