Yeah it’s free. What do you have to buy?

“Specifically, I recount the very first time someone did the Take The L on me. I got so mad that I immediately went into the store to buy the emote myself. Then, it became my mission to do it on someone else. I messed it up the first couple of times, meaning that I was freakin’ elated when I pulled it off. Then I felt…

What’s your distinction between secret and classified?

It’s almost parody on several levels that an agency as secretive as the CIA had a secret series of board games, and all we had to do was ask to see it.

Sure. So go find some way in other than winning.

In a new game, sure.

There is literally a white redneck in Walking Dead with that name. I never even met a black Daryl among my friends or family. I simply do not know why he thinks that.

Yeah that’s my only problem. I never considered the name as a ‘black’ name. Odd take there.

Believe me you’re not missing anything. Dude’s who have nothing to add but shit talk and bitching about losing or any other little thing is *not* the fun of the competitive gaming experience.

You 100% didn’t understand the question.

“Overwatch isn’t Kinja. The problem can’t be solved by blocking and/or muting and/or dismissing. The problem can only be solved by removing toxic players from the game; permanently if need be.”

If Blizzard takes people like me seriously then I’d agree, it’s just I’ve never actually seen it work out that way in the past.

Yeah it’s the most random tidbit about me.

Why would you mute somebody who is not being toxic? Do you think that’s what I’m saying?

The authoritarianism is in trying to ‘solve offense’ when those in power exclusively decide what is offensive. It’s not toxic shit posting I’m worried about here. Sacrates was ‘offensive’. MLK was ‘offensive’. Jesus, per the Roman’s perspective, was ‘grossly offensive’. George Carlin was ‘offensive’. Def Comedy Jam…

“I can’t imagine that any of my replies would be construed that way. I have faith in a system that works towards something better.”

What? No it doesn’t.

It is adorable how many of you default to thinking people are defending bad behavior when we all keep repeating the question: Who decides what toxicity and bigotry is, what’s the metric, and what’s the recourse?

And if, say, Kinja decides your reply is rude and toxic? You’re happy being nothing but agreeable to me to secure your account?

Can McDonalds ban conservatives? Or maybe progressives? It’s a private entity.