In the Call of Duty games, it's usually a Russian terrorist group, not a group representing real life people. If I remember correctly, there was a controversy of Medal of Honor (I think) where they had the Taliban as a playable multiplayer team. People weren't having that shit.

It's not the violence itself that is unsettling here, it's the context. China and Japan have a strained relationship and this represents a real life place and a real conflict. It's a bit brutal...but hey, that's life.

Poor Seth Killian. Dude deserves a solid, awesome job.

You don't wanna see what he did when he was young...

I'll fucking say it. I want that!

Bison being Balrog wasn't a glitch. It was intentional so as to avoid a possible lawsuit from Mike Tyson.

Personally, I like it. I don't get what's so different between this and all those 8-bit indie games. I'm all about gameplay and having fun, meself.

How big's your cock?

I just find the idea of the completely-bought tools over at Gametrailers actually trying to criticize someone for anything. Of course they have no problem doing this to an Indie developer, but they would never do anything like this to, say, Infinity Ward. Complete cowards.

The Annoying Orange is the scourge of youtube and I find what he does to be far different from and the opposite of the hilarity of the Thumb movies.

I'm aware of the song and it's contents, I just try to stay entirely away from that guy because I find him unsettling. I totally understand how that Aerosmith song can be found creepy, but he's not implying anything like rape, just obsession. My entire point in this thread is that the song has very clear little bits…

The Aerosmith song doesn't seem creepy to me. He isn't saying he wants to watch you sleep, he's saying he doesn't want to fall asleep because he'll have to take a break from being in love with and admiring you. Don't stand so close to me is creepy for sure, but it's not about adult rape. A better example from the…

I'd give my middle nut for a new series of Thumb movies.

Lol. I was kidding about the Satan thing. I'm an Atheist, and i've been having to defend my point with the same point over and over. Got kinda bored of that, so I threw that out there for personal amusement.

Lol. I don't go on Jezebel. I'm just amazed there has been no real controversy around this and yet it was big in the media when Daniel Tosh didn't something very similar.

...because people can't lie? Is that what you're implying? It's a good business tactic to do this and claim it's not, so he can reap all the rewards of the extra exposure and yet also likely come off as a good person. He's not especially talented and needed something like this. Female empowerment? Really? Wait, no.…

The chorus: I know you want it. I know you want it. The entire song is him convincing this girl who doesn't want to have sex with him that she secretly does want to have sex with him. He is pursuing her endlessly because he wants his way and feels in his heart she really does want his cock.

I'm not saying he's a rapist, i'm saying this song is very rape-ish and implies attitudes of forcing women into sex, even if they keep saying no. I'm not trolling, just using the parts of my brain that calculate rational thought.

You're a fucking moron. He's telling her these things as if they are true. He is telling her that she is only pretending to be good and is secretly a bad girl who wants to fuck him. It's the mindset many rapists have of believing in their hearts that the women they rape really do want them to rape them.

Is that Crendor? Sounds like Crendor.