You think forcing Steam to lower the cut they take of video games is not pro consumer? A lower cut means a lot of independent developers will be able to sell their games for less and still make a profit. Technically AAA developers could as well but not while they have to pay the bloated paychecks of guys like Bobby…

That and no one should sing “Let It Go” more than once per day.

These guys are jackasses but the cartels are monstrous. Your example is like funding the KKK to fight litterbugs.

After Gainey made contact, the burglar ran off, but was later tracked down by a K-9 unit and apprehended at a nearby mobile home

You mean besides the barbeque, right?

Why did he have $20 grand in his house?  That is far fishier than his gun collection.

There is ABSOLUTELY no reason to fear that this information will be used in an unethical way!

Hey, they have to lock this place up by then or they lose their deposit!

Punch-Out!! lacks cultural sensitivity, to put it mildly—the characters range from being slightly offensive caricatures to highly offensive caricatures. It’s American ethnocentrism at its most blatant—the hard-working American underdog taking on the rest of the world.

Except that it buoys up a competitor to Steam.  If Epic can become a true threat to Steam then Steam will have to improve their product or lower their prices which WILL benefit consumers.

Let Everyone Know Your Car Fucks “Responsibly” by Displaying Condoms in Your Sale Ad

Maybe you could but not this guy:

A monster, that’s who.

Hey, easy on the racial slurs buddy.

Yes, if only there were some way to make the game easy OR difficult in the settings! 

So, if you can’t get into my restaurant with a wheelchair, just go somewhere else...

That’s $19.99! We aren’t ALL millionaires who can just throw cash at our problems Mr. Moneybags!

The problem is that he made MILLIONS of dollars for the school and gets jack squat in return. “He made a choice” is a bullshit when the NCAA is the only game in town. The notion that the college can’t say “Hey, thanks for earning us millions of dollars, how about we just wipe out that student debt you have” is also…

Are women more likely to make insurance claims for small damage accidents that a man might just ignore (i.e. dented bumper)?  Reported accidents are going to drive up your insurances rates whether or not the accidents are less dangerous than the one’s men seem to get in more often.

Yes, suing a gun shop would be a fabulous idea for a company based in Texas that operates throughout the very red Southern portion of the United States.