don’t you dare insult freddi you monster

A coworker keeps warning me to avoid it because of how much time he has lost to enjoying it. Beware :)

hrm yes i can tell you don’t play a lot of genshi

Ask them questions about it themselves? Like CBT/DBT style... have them walk through why they think that’s a good thing

Maybe even a simple puzzle book could help, if she’s able to write. Or puzzles, physical ones :)

You can believe all of the things in this list and still think that Comey getting fired in the way that he did was bad and deserves outrage

In general I feel that way but the FMA one made me shudder because they’re kids and that adds a level of creepy I’m not comfortable with

people buy it for lack of disk space/shareability

I’m not glad they left. Just because they’re playing Hanzo doesn’t mean they’re not considering the team in other ways, and if you think unless they’re doing literally everything to please the team and nothing for themselves then they’re garbage and they should leave, you must not be very fun to play games with.

Of course not, but it tends to be worse more often for people who are trans. People who are “weird” or non-conforming in any way get bullied, and it only gets worse when that difference is politicized and people who don’t empathize feel the need to bully them into conformity or non-existence.

kinda the definition of white supremacy. You’re taught to speak the way white people grow up speaking, and if other people don’t match it, they’re wrong.

Why is the way white Americans speak the correct way...?

Yeah. I think you’re right and Miley doesn’t know what it means. No evidence the “kids” use it that way. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=granola

If you don’t you get No Man’s Sky’s “WHERE’S THE GIANT SNAKES” *all the time*. Sometimes things don’t make it in a final game, but you can bet your ass there’ll be tons of people complaining about that when normally they wouldn’t have given a shit, just because they got to see the process and then pretend like they…

I would wish it on him. He’s done a lot of harm, unrepentantly. I wish anything on him that removes him from a position of power, and this is one of the more peaceful ways to go about that all things considered.

That would be *hilarious* but really unlikely. Blizzard’s a highly competent shop, and competent shops make backups.

Yeah at this point I assume it’s just a matter of policy and practice. These things are easier to manage if you never make exceptions.

I’m so glad someone else wrote this up :D

There’s definitely arguments for why someone might suffer from the result of the code’s release, but I’m *so* glad to see someone actually critically engaging with morality here instead of just assuming following the law is the definition of morality.

Why isn’t it his? Legally it’s not, sure, but law =/= morality. Curious what your justification is for why it’s morally wrong for him to keep or sell it.

I would like to hear the moral argument about why this was the correct choice