I disagree with the statement that "no good could come from posting this video". Putting this guy's shameful behavior on display for all to mock can serve as a cautionary tale for other bitter creeps who feel like hurling abuse at women who don't reply to them. Yet to you she comes across as a mean-spirited narcissist…

Yikes. The broken bizarro-English leads me to believe this guy grew up in some macho honor culture society.

Notice how the poor abusive harassers of OKC get all the benefit of the doubt. "Cut these guys some slack - clearly they're working through some issues."

Yeah, publicly shaming those who send creepy harassing messages on dating sites is clearly a greater offense than sending creepy harassing messages in the first place.

That sounds to me like a simple misunderstanding. Chivalrous acts like door-holding can sometimes be interpreted as mildly patronizing, e.g. "man of action helpin' out the fair maiden" and yeah there are worse examples of sexism out there. But just because there are more severe offenses being committed elsewhere…

Well I built an elaborate machine in Minecraft that auto-generates characters who are tired of characters who are tired of "someone built this totally awesome thing in Minecraft" stories.

Medical technology isn't at that point yet but if it ever becomes possible in the future for a person born with male physiology to get pregnant and birth a child, I don't see why you can't be.

If you're referring to the stereotype that mild-mannered, emotionally mature men are weak sissies, every feminist I can think of is opposed to that line of thinking.

I think you misunderstand the "Nice Guy™" term that's popular in feminist discussions. "Nice Guy™" (often capitalized with a trademark symbol) is typically used to describe a bitter, unassertive hetero guy who thinks his lack of romantic encounters is because women are only attracted to swaggering macho jerks. It's…

Rush Limbaugh didn't merely co-opt the term, his radio show and books were singlehandedly responsible for the term's popularity. It's often trotted out by self-identified conservatives and by "South Park Republicans" - typically college-aged conservatives who fancy themselves independent thinkers for being a few…

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Any person who chooses to drop several thousand dollars to engulf his living room in a cluttered pile of gaming hardware just so he won't miss an occasional exclusive:

I don't mean the use of CG itself was a cop-out. It's common sense that giant beasts and large-scale destruction would require CG. I'm talking about the art direction decision to shroud the major action scenes in darkness, rain and mist, as if they're trying to smooth over shortcomings that would stand out in a sunlit…

I distinctly remember that first true "multiplayer" moment when my friends and I finally got Duke Nukem 3D multiplayer to work over a direct dialup connection. Seeing another human-controlled Duke suddenly zip by in the distance was impressive, but rather than ooh and aah we reacted by laughing our asses off.

Pacific Rim did the same crappy FX cop-out as the Emmerich Godzilla. All the big action sequences take place at night during murky rainstorms.

It's a mis-categorized item that the seller just happened to price like an expensive piece of consumer electronics. It was an intentional deception and for some reason you think it's unfair that the poor scammer was denied the fruits of his labor. I'm guessing the reason has something to do with bootstraps and…

You're seriously still on the fence about whether the seller was acting in good faith? Yeah, I'm sure the seller genuinely thought that crappy inkjet printout was worth £450 and just so happened to post it in the electronics category next to legit consoles. Honest mistake!

I don't see what the problem is if eBay bans obvious scammers and attempts to reimburse people who lost money in high-profile scams. eBay is well aware that fraud is the #1 complaint hurting their brand and it's in their best interest to intervene in cases like this. It sounds like your main concern is that this guy…

The ones complaining here are mostly sheltered small-town manchildren. The types who gripe about their vaunted video games not being taken as seriously as The Godfather or Unforgiven and two seconds later they're telling some "feminist killjoy" to stop getting her panties in a bunch over a fan-servicey sniper…

The wrong people get killed because in virtually all cases the shooter is a paranoid Tim McVeigh type who thinks the America of yore is under siege from immigrants, welfare queens, and feminazi abortionists.