The assholes would just follow, and it's not like feminists/journalists don't have their fair share of assholes. You know, those idiots that say stuff like "all Gamers are evil", and "everybody who questions Zoe Quinn is a misogynist".

We don't know what Stephen told him behind closed door, though. Sure some people demanded him being fired, which clearly didn't happen, but that doesn't mean he didn't get into problems.

Or maybe it implies this bigger question: where can we realistically expect the moral line to be drawn once we've spent years turning murder simulators into billion-dollar franchises?

Where did I say that it was OK? #readingcomprehension

"[why] would you choose to develop and/or play a [game designed to imitate behaviour that would get you thrown in jail in real life?"

This is the first time I felt that Kinja posting 5 times was really necessary.

PART ONE

I hate to have to point this out, but that's a big part of how they're selecting the characters to get movies. They're culling source material in order to find the characters that they think fit well with formulaic Hollywood action movies. The less the general public knows about the characters, the easier it is to…

Whoever Marvel has behind marketing on this movie is a genius.

Nickelodeon's already not constrained by the FCC; it's a cable TV station.

Tucker Max, is that you?

Have you ever been with a woman, mate ? That's quite not how vajayjays work, you know.

2. Spending $100 on a new Windows license.

HOW WILL WE KNOW WHERE THE WIZARDS CAME FROM BUNGIE?!?!?!!? HOW!?!?!? (runs off crying)

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What happened to Olin is exactly what happened to Sterling, a person who made bad publicity for an organization, Turtle Rock Studios and the NBA, respectively, was let go because those organizations didn't want bad publicity. The only thing they are "victims" of is the continued belief that corporate entities are…

The man, like so many others in the US, has a really bad understanding of free speech and people's rights. Yes, Donald Sterling absolutely has the right to be an old racist in his home. That's why he's allowed to be one and isn't dragged off to prison. However, that does not make him immune from criticism or…

What an ass-hat of an attorney.