And the False Equivalence award for today goes to:
And the False Equivalence award for today goes to:
OH STFU
apples and mandarins
It’s like I’ve always said: if you eat a stranger’s ass in the parking lot before the game, your mouth will probably taste like ass afterwards.
As a Miami heat fan I absolutely reserve the right to be wildly over confident in this young man and what he and jimmy buckets can do to secure us a sixth seed in the playoffs and a first round exit at the hands of, I don’t know, the Toronto Raptors.
This really isnt a hard discussion.. It starts and ends right here.
“Livanart herself says in this Facebook video that she spoke with “some black people” while making the suit, heard their concerns then went and did it anyway”
This means she knew it was problematic and did it anyway. Any convo after that is irrelevant.…
Yep, because Europeans have never ever done anything bad to people of color ever
Already knew this was going to be here:
But yes they are. Hiding behind “it’s business,” implies that that these choices are infallible. If the last five years have shown anything, that that is not even remotely close.
An example: the opioid crisis. Should we not punish the companies who pushed perscriptions on the masses simply because, to them, it was…
Yeah... it’s almost like what Blizzard did was entirely indefensible from any moral or ethical standpoint.
Literally covered in the last paragraph.
Notwithstanding that, doesn’t that make it pretty obvious that then perhaps Blizzard should have reacted in a different way?
My parents gave me a map, pointed to Japan and China, and said “these are different countries”. I've never forgotten that lesson.
That could be a possible explanation if they were in China. They were not in China though.
They were in Japan. You can’t criticize another country if you’re in a similar time zone?
It’s almost like this is topical or something...
This whole international incident was kickstarted by one dude who used his platform to spread a message he felt needed to be spread.
There was an old saying about the Braves and their pitching staff whenever the playoffs rolled around in the 90's.
This isn’t milking it, this is Journalism, I personally can’t wait for the shit show at Blizzcon and I hope Kotaku reports on it.
Here’s a proposition, why not take your toxic cynicism and shove it up your ass?
I guess you don’t much believe in making a change from the inside?
I don’t know if I do, either, but it’s funny how it always comes down to the little people making sacrifices to uphold their principles and the people who are actually doing the offending continue to go on offending without feeling a bit of pain.
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