So, you’re in the camp that believes Israel can do no evil because it does one positive thing. Ok. Good for you. Not very nuanced. Ignorant of the reality of the situation and basically propaganda, but whatever. Yes, I agree. Israel has been too restrained up until this point. Walking a tightrope between defending the…

I’m not saying you are. Me, I’m just terminally sick of hearing about it. I know, first world problems. But my whole life I don’t think a week has gone by I haven’t had to hear some more bad news about the conflict in the middle east, and I’m just so sick of being told I/we need to support Israel or support the…

I don’t think Israel has any moral high ground left to stand on. This does not mean I support Hamas. I think they are both morally destitute (as nation-states / groups of leaders and followers) and as I’ve taken heat elsewhere, I don’t care what happen to either of them (as large groups of what are essentially humans…

I don’t understand EVERYTHING about the middle east conflict, but I am also not obligated to give a shit just because you’ve judged the Jews worthy and the Palestinians not or vice versa. People are dying everywhere, but you know, lets worry about the people who have made killing their own children into an art form on…

You’re right, but people are stupid. Who cares if they are made psychically uncomfortable by a bug. And what real world implications? Seriously. Its a virtual flag on virtual people in a virtual los angeles. If GTA V sparks World War III, you can have my cockroach tempura when you find me in the ruins.

It’s very Lebensraum of them for sure.

Yes, I agree. Everyone is wrong. Commence with the retaliation to the retaliation to the retaliation! Make sure to go for maximum collateral damage.

Yeah, and I’m pointing out that is a texture glitch in a game filled with them.

Second “plenty of people who will be hurt for no good reason, and that’s what I don’t like”

I don’t like it either. But you know who has the most ability to end the suffering? The groups involved. I’d rather spend my emotional time on…

First, the post is inflammatory and not interesting because the background frequency of texture glitches in GTA V is high. This is not an unusual class of event because the background frequency of all events is high.

As to point #3) you know, thats great for the first forty years or so, until you become convinced that…

You know what a coincidence is? Picking one texture glitch out of thousands of meaningless ones and making a post about it that calls it significant.

Go ahead and care about these events - for all the good it will do. I certainly have no ability to affect them one way or the other - I can’t even affect events in my own…

How is this uncomfortable? Was it intentional? Obviously not. So lets, you know, get uncomfortable about a texture glitch - when most of us neither live in Israel or Palestine or have any ability to affect these events that depends on GTA V being error free.

And next, Crips showing Bloods colors!

Be quiet guys, thats where the sleestaks live.

There are, but I think they apply more to cases of IP from one nation being published unlawfully by a publisher in a different nation with lax IP laws, ie., pirated American movies in Estonia. This involves two Japanese parties over IP that was only tangentially published outside of Japan. If it was an American anime…

I assume because you somehow break anonymity and reveal an email address which can then be used to do public records searches. This article might have some info:

No, not kidding. I have a family to consider and I’ve seen too many examples of people having pizzas delivered to their houses / swat teams called in. Yes its a risk/reward calculation, but the reward for driving a car (which IS more dangerous) is also much greater (its damn near a necessity) than the reward of…

And for your next article: ‘How to Survive a SWATing Now That You’ve Decided to Stream Games to An Anonymous Audience of Disaffected Manchildren’

This is why I don’t stream. The risks of one person deciding to ruin my day and get it on camera hugely outweigh the rewards of sharing my gameplay.

Its not, apparently its fairly common for Japanese holders of copyright to not understand why Americans are calling them all the time for permission to use a photo. However, copyright law is generally applied in the country where the work published.

I didn’t see the OP saying he could do better. Can you point me to a quote?

Outright IP theft would bother me, generally, except for the following features of this instance of it:
1) the photo is owned by a large publishing company that can look after itself