Freedom of speech doesn’t mean freedom from consequences.

I would like to remind everyone that this is not censorship and that Playtonic as a private business has the right to express itself as they see fit. If they do not wish to include voice work by a controversial figure in their video game that is well within their right. Jon’s free speech was not violated in any way…

There’s a quote that appears in Norm MacDonald’s recent book, which goes something like “Applause is voluntary, but laughter isn’t”.

Sure. Everyone has the right to be an asshole, but exercising that right still makes you an asshole.

That would be a school in Florida.

Forget it, Jake; it’s Floridatown.

Yeah I tend not to care what people do with their own shit on their own property. If you get mad because someone has a car in their driveway that hasn’t moved in months, that’s your problem, not theirs.

Oh, if only there was a way your tender, entitled, safe-space requiring heart could find more coverage of Charles Oakley.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Charles+Oakley

Eat all the dicks, please.

when the south park guys are all “we can’t make fun of this anymore…”

I didn’t know this.

I can’t believe people are still bringing this up. Have you even read the article you’re referring to? http://kotaku.com/5927645/rumor-final-fantasy-versus-xiii-is-dead

the space military, duh

Even though I don’t play the game, might I counter with the question of how a player can become good with those characters without playing them. They might be terrible at it, but they won’t learn if they just don’t play with them ever.

Only write about this forever okay thanks

And they shouldn’t answer that question. It’s a false equivalence. The whole industry is filled with shitty practices. The want to improve any of it should not justify the ridiculing anyone just because it’s not being done uniformly. That **** doesn’t happen in one fell swoop. Baby steps.

That doesn’t make any sense. Why in the world would they have to have identical architecture?