I think it gets complicated by the company’s context of botching so much of social media and some of the rumblings from the show floor about how this latest demo was handling race. That’s a problem with the genre as a whole, but it doesn’t sound like 2077 is approaching that sort of thing with the greatest sense of…

seriously this! most the “top tier” streamers on twitch are extremely problematic at best. 

Just get rid of him already, all these fucking people and their disgusting fucking edgy streams, learn some manners and laws because this shit is tiring.

Wow a lot of freak jobs here in the comments. No, being famous does not forfeit your right to privacy at home. Only entitled fucktards that think famous people owe them something would think otherwise. Out on the street thats a diff story and celebs embrace that, privacy at your home is everyones right. If that logic…

His house exists in the real world, not the internet.

They aren’t banned from doing this. They’re just not immune to criticism for doing it. Freedom of speech is not freedom from consequences. It’s perfectly within the realm of free speech to criticize their decision to hold an after party like this.

So, I know the eye-rolling for some people is going to start. But let me just say: This was not the time or place for this sort of thing. There could potentially be a time and a place for this sort of thing, but it’s NOT at an event associated with professional endeavors, even in the gaming industry. It’s not okay.…

Does it fucking matter? It’s truth. Regardless the outlet

Thank you for writing this, Evan. Preach it! I’m surprised you didn’t mention the president’s remarks this morning and how the fauxrage is annoyingly pointed at the wrong place (at a word he used, as opposed to the point he was making).

To any people out there who doubt that America is almost as racist now as it was during the times of slavery, I highly recommend stepping out of your comfort zone and picking up this book. As a white guy, I’ve always hated the focus on race in this country, but I never knew how deeply-rooted racism was in our…

Jay Smooth has one of the best responses to Rachel Dolezal that I have seen. Worth a watch:

With white people bending over backwards to make excuses for a dude that literally said he killed black people because he was a racist, we have a looong way to go.

This is great that someone is actually speaking out about it but this will take more than one person to do something about it, here in UK they actually do take online threats of rape or any other threats very seriously, i remember when some trolls threatened the person who campaigned for Jane Austin to be on £10…

Good. I've said this before, and I'll say it again: a physical threat on the internet should per se be a crime and subject to prosecution.