Heins said that “we’re all a family” is one of his favorite examples of corporate phraseology. “When you have CEOs making hundreds of millions of dollars a year and people making below minimum wage or barely minimum wage to get by, those aren’t the same teams,” he said. “They’re not even the same game.”

The problem with trying to eradicate old racist stereotypes is that when you succeed, young people aren’t familiar with them. 

^ this

I actually wasn’t aware that Amazon owned Twitch, which lead to me wondering why this was remarkable.

I swear this obsession with ‘heritage’ is a blight on society. It’s just another way for people to sort themselves into groups and divide themselves from others.

Why are we getting worked up over a cop being treated like shit? ACAB.

Also treasonous scum, let’s not forget that!

I thought it was a scone with jam and clotted cream, an indispensable part of the English cream tea.

Wait til you hear about how it’s a fantasy world... based on a popular video-game!

Later and busier.

Read the article linked in the passage you quoted:

This country and its major institutions were designed by white men for the benefit of white men.

I’m not so sure.

When I visited Gion with some friends, we saw one geisha passing by quite some distance away.

Funny to find this here on an old article; I was just recently saying something very similar about the Sci-fi/Fantasy book publishing industry - loads of breathless articles about how much more inclusive the field is getting, showing a huge swathe of novels starring lesbian or bi women in relationships with other…

The Yuan dynasty send their regards.

The first thing the bad slime tried to do was download Firefox. I thought that was deeply uncool and immediately unplugged the keyboard from my computer.

~*~That’s Communism!~*~

Wow! Look at this cool dude beating someone up for suggesting someone else was bisexual, like it’s an insult! No homophobia here, no sir!

You seem to have totally misunderstood the point that was being made by the person who said they might have known what the responses would be.