What I posted was copied and pasted from your first comment. Your prose alluded to nothing else than what I logically laid out in my previous comment.

Socialism and communism are related; or do you claim otherwise?

You mention in your OP about wanting to watch the gameplay this individual is offering. You cite, “So refreshing to see someone use this medium to teach about broad, important issues, especially from an angle so rarely discussed.”

Wow! I would sure love to take my political and historical dogma from a bachelor-level civil engineer! And links to a meme group...so radical! /s

Those “reasons” are the USSR, China, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Venezuela, and Greece.

That “angle” is repeated ad nauseam on this family of blogs daily; hourly, even.

Why is Kotaku now focused on mixing political agendas and video games? Like don’t some people like to play video games to escape today’s society? I’m pretty neutral when it comes to left and right politics but damn we are heading to full anti-right everything/SJW here.

Take the names. Take the license numbers. Take the VINs if you can. Record as much as possible, covertly if you must. Note the times and places. Detail the actions. Then take it all to the police. Then take it all to the racing sanctioning bodies, legitimate racing venues, car clubs, and automotive show producers you…

Raph, I appreciate you trying to find the journalistic side of a topic that’s rarely covered and so strongly opposed by the staff. This has shown exactly why it gets little positive coverage here - the street racing/drifting/stunting scene is juvenile, poorly organized, egocentric, and ultimately dangerously reckless.

Have you toured factories in Mexico? I have, and while the wages may sound criminal to our American ears, they’re actually quite good by Mexican standards. The factories are legally responsible for their employees from the time they leave their house, until they return at night, so they send buses to pick up the…

Very few people, including most jalopnik.com writers and readers, buy the vehicle they need. They buy the vehicle they want to and can (sometimes) afford. Nobody needs a BMW, Tesla, sports car, Jeep, roadster or any other car any of us would like to own. They all need a camry or a Grand Caravan. Or really just a bus…

Not that #MeToo is perfect in North America, but from what I’ve read, it’s been MESSY in Korea, like that actor who committed suicide because of the accusations. (And there was some online discussion afterwards about whether or not this would have dampening effects on the movement in Korea.)

I’ve been looking forward to this, and now that it’s here my only thought is, ‘$12k?!?’

Single worst to me in the Metro Detroit area is Summit Place Kia radio ads. I change the radio station upon hearing it, my brain also refuses to remember any part of that annoyance.

Having the sick impulse to call the cops, from the site of one of the worst flood disasters in American history, to report victims of that flood for looting a supermarket; but also: a crime

It’d be nice if you could keep the underhanded political commentary out of games journalism. Your political opinion really has no place here.

This is the dumbest fucking thing I’ve read in a long while.

Do the rest of us a favour and just stay in bed. Holy shit.

How fucking sensitive are you, or how wrapped up is your identity with digital avatars, that you get so worked up by what random strangers that know nothing about you say to you on the internet? Jesus fuck, life must be real difficult for you.

People who don’t want to play a mediocre phone game?