Yet you could argue the same about Dylan Farrow. There is an irrational belief at work here that we know some kind of truth and we should be dispensing justice. Just a cursory look through just about any of these articles and you will see people blithely dismissing facts, criticizing tone, and picking and choosing…

I'm not really arguing that safe spaces are bad, rather they can have the effect of insulating ones self from differing opinions often by choice, and yes often because the person does need to feel safe.

Maybe it happens when gay men get too comfortable in newly-discovered safe spaces

I tend to believe Sega was the company that accurately predicted the market reality of Microsoft and Sony entering the console wars. Nintendo's run has been impressive but it is also buoyed by the same thing that helped it survive Sega: devout fans that carried certain ideas into fad status. I don't think Nintendo…

Enjoyable, but I get the distinct impression this guy doesn't watch the Western Conference much except for the playoffs. At least considering how much of the filler is mildly annoyed EC goalies where you can pretty much see that every few nights in either Conference.

As a man, I feel it is my duty to watch this video, develop body issues, and look up the plastic surgery article from yesterday. More hits!

Except that story existed for a long time and only came to American screens as an import. If the public was clamoring for a "nice guy male protaganist" why wasn't it brought to the screen remade for American audiences? They certainly don't have an issue remaking everything else.

I think this is an odd case of both the response and defense are correct. Sara suggests that removing the context of the conversation from "joking" to "this is not funny" is good, and it's frequently what happens in bands when you have a serious chat. But at the same time, what the writer describes is pretty…

Much of the "Death of the JRPG" is just a bit of the fallout from the period when that was really all that was out there on the scene. I don't think they've died, but they'll never return to the period where SEGA would tell it's American employees, "you can do sports, but we've got this."