Nope, it doesn’t suggest that at all. Your logic is profoundly disingenuous, both intellectually and morally. If you read the article you can pick up on many, many hints as to why women haven’t gone as far as men in League of Legends’ eSports scene.

Gjallahorn isn’t a legendary. Try again.

So this woman didn’t accuse you of rape, and had a rape kit test that she didn’t request (presumably done at the request of the parents, and presumably unconscious)? She didn’t press any charges or file any complaints? What exactly are you arguing?

Spoken like a true terrible person.

Except this isn’t some woman, who months later loudly cries rape, but then doesn’t press charges, doesn’t do the tests or cooperate with investigations.

You do realize that he hasn’t even been charged yet? As far as EA goes, video game publishers - surprisingly enough - aren’t a court of law. You get hired to become the spokesperson for video game, that comes with responsibility. It’s a privilege, not a right. And if you fuck that up, any business will protect it’s…

For those of you saying that allegations aren’t a conviction, and this is an issue of innocent until proven guilty, I’d like to remind you that EA isn’t a court of law. They’re a company that is protecting their interests, and having your product being represented of an alleged rapists can certainly hurt their image.…

This isn’t a trial, this is PR. EA doesn’t want to associate their brand with an alleged rapist, as is their right.

Yeah! Don’t taint your carreer with a very successful, very popular AAA game that has ambitions to stick around for a decade!

The “people are still playing Destiny?” guy lol.

You say “lol,” I say the very first image shows him in a beautiful club collar, which would have been unknown in slave-owning America, a fact which one doesn’t even need to be very good at Google to figure out.

No, he doesn’t. He dresses like an Edwardian which is decades AFTER slavery was abolished.

Lies.

Everyone calls it Whole Paycheck. No one calls it Whole Check except for Jezebel.

Or you could put that money in a savings account to earn interest, then withdraw the money when the game launches to buy it.

There isn’t a “list.” And no, getting the flag removed isn’t enough all on its own. It is, however, a thing we can do right now, and which we should have done generations ago. It’s one thing for a person to wear the image of the confederate flag by their own choosing. That right is never going to go away, and…

With white people bending over backwards to make excuses for a dude that literally said he killed black people because he was a racist, we have a looong way to go.

But we’re not talking about the men here. If you want to discuss the prevalence of male abuse online there are other avenues but right now we’re discussing the women. It just looks like you’re trying to deflect the biggest issue here.

Alternatively: “Don’t Do This Shitty Thing And Speak Up If You See Others Doing It.”

So how many fedoras do you own?