Wow. That’s your takeaway? 

Stories like this convince me people like this have never actually read the Bible for themselves. The only time I recall there being a prohibition of interracial marriage was actually more about religion. Israelites were having Canaanite spouses and converting to their religion. Yet the funny thing is that Jesus’…

Course, in the games, there is a Sinnoh myth saying people and Pokemon married each other...

Seems strange the “Don’t like it, don’t play it!” argument that gets tossed around whenever a game has something the so-called SJWs don’t like is now all of the sudden a bad thing.

That’s some affluenza bullshit.

About number 14, isn’t that Marc Anthony? 

God, the red top on that woman is just bugging the shit out of me. It just seems so...off. 

So you actively are not interested in the context of why there was outrage in this case? Just a protip, if you don’t care enough to educate yourself, it’s best to not lament how “the world if a tiny step from total disaster.”

The article, however, argues that this kind of scenario is something that has been repeated in David Cage games, hence the headline and not an article only revolving around this scene in Detroit. Does the scene make sense within the narrative of the game? Sounds like it, but it is a pattern in Cage’s other games.

As a Halo fan, this arcade game looks alright. It’s nice to see things touched on by Halo: The Flood seemingly getting some screentime, so I’ll take it. But I think if 343 or MS thought this would placate the community, it has not.

So, I’m not very knowledgeable about the whole Witcher universe, but is there anything stopping the writers from having non-white characters who come from “distant lands” and visit the place where Geralt lives?

Don’t think it was edited, but the article does say:

You cut yourself pretty bad on that edginess there, you should get some help.

This is the kind of gaming that puts a smile on my face.

I guess not, but that’s a situation that isn’t grounded in any form of reality whatsoever. I mean, if we’re giving such a situation credit, I guess I’d just take my business elsewhere. Those fascists won’t get my perfectly good feet money!

I know, right? When McDonalds insists I have shoes on in their building to access their services and I refuse so they don’t serve me I am being oppressed by a stupid rule. Fascists!

I can appreciate him honoring the contract, but if one of the issues with his TBI is a lack of impulse control, my fear would be when will he next lose control of his impulses. And hell, it may not even be at the theater but somewhere else in public. Ask yourself, would you rather he have someone with him who can reel…

Well, if he and everybody else recognize the risks his condition presents yet he refuses to take any sort of steps to prevent the harm he may pose to others, then I’d say ban him from the theater.