The cognitive dissonance of generation crypto and NFT talking about “teenagers who don’t understand the value of money”. As if your generation isn’t falling for worse schemes as adults.

Lol right, like this generation isn’t doing the same with Balanciega, Gucci, etc. it’s all crap with a name on it, no need to single out Abercrombie and Fitch.

And how in gods name could you determine that after the whiplash of events here regarding hiring and firing?

Lol typical projection as Musk tweet vomits like the apartheid baby he is.

We’re not the ones billions in debt for an overpriced asset that’s rapidly losing relevance and advertisers. But keep spouting corny phrases publicly to manage your low self esteem and poor mental health.

Read what you wrote backwards and you might actually learn who to direct your phony ire at. What a misguided attempt at preemptive criticism.

“Industrialist” “futurist “

It’s almost like people such as the Moors never existed in European history.

“Look, there were tens or hundreds of people of African decent in this particular region at this particular time”

Interesting that the presence of fictional white peoples in a game by the Japanese isn’t seen as “diversity”.

The people and cultures of Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East barely exist or matter to the Japanese in their works of art. Hell, they barely acknowledge other Asians in their works. Why would they be inserted in a video game set in a European like world?

Who knew the Japanese had a sense of humor?

I’m pretty sure you’re wrong and bad at math.

“Thomas Jefferson clearly couldn’t have been racist, as he impregnated a slave who, of course, cannot consent to sex”

Black people always play dumb when accused of being bigots, now we’re playing semantics when it comes to Kyrie.

You’re surprised prized a Chicagoan who tried to popularize the Confederate flag with his fans has admiration for Hitler?

Yeah, there isn’t enough advertisements in the world /s.

Everyone wasn’t spoiled enough to have parents willing to buy Nintendo Power after buying an NES system, so no, “everyone” didn’t know this.

I’m a 46 year old, I guess I’m part of that generation of people who parents couldn’t afford not a only a NES but video game magazines.

I’m 46 and got the NES the day it came out and didn’t know it.