This looks like pure capitalism to me. Employee gives company bad publicity, company fires employee in order to ensure maximum profit margins. That is the right of American Corporations (who are legally people).

That's not how I read this at all. I see it as simply being Turtle Rock supporting an organization's right to fire people who prevent them from making more money.

Won't all these people crying about being "victims" of political correctness think about the poor companies in all of this. Companies are people who have the right to make as much money as possible however they see fit, they are the true victims here when their loose canon employees seek to tarnish their reputation…

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…

I was vacationing one time with my room-mate and one of our friends, whom my room-mate had known since high-school. We were out on the pier checking out boats to go fishing the next day and we caught our friend taking shots of women "surreptitiously" while pretending to check his phone. My room-mate stole his phone…

You missed Don't Take the Girl - Tim McGraw

Dafuq?

Buy it.

I love my Aurin Stalker (male though) simply because he runs like an Anime Ninja when he stealths, it's awesome

Male Mechari and Male Mordesh both actually have one hell of a hip-sway.

You should feel flattered, or something.

Oh lord, I'm waiting to see the Faux News Outrage on this one.

How bad? Not going to lie, I've stopped playing some open-world games if their driving mechanics are really terrible.

That said, this guy likes to eat for free, on someone else's dime, with this sentence he gets to eat on the taxpayer's dime for 3 meals a day for 5 years, plus room and board.

Idunno, all the spousal support cases I dealt with the wife made more money and had to pay spousal support to her ex husband, cause that's kinda how spousal support works.

Technically Superman is an undocumented alien, everything he does is breaking the law.

Eh, my firm had 26 cases against them, and I personally witnessed Goldberg Jones attorneys show up late to every hearing, and brought their paperwork to exactly 1 meeting, every other time they were horribly unprepared.

Ugh, yes, and you should hear the radio ads: One is supposedly "Napoleon" complaining about losing "the whole country" to his wife in the divorce, another is "King George," and the 3rd and worst one is some terrible rock song "you bought the house, you bought the car..." I always shut off the radio. >=<

The "psychoanalyze" one is clearly some kind of a "sexy therapist" video.

Source?