A Trump-supporting teenage kid with a rifle crossed state lines and murdered innocents who were protesting extrajudicial killing of black Americans.
We don’t get anything from the story for finding out he was an asshole. We already knew that by the action. Furthermore, I just have no patience for giving attention to trolls and assholes looking for such attention. Even if he had a good reason to do what he did, “I was trying to bring attention to climate change.”…
Edward R Murrow put it best.
Translation: "I'm a trump supporter"
The hack had “Trump 2020" in it. It’s already political. So either you didn’t read the article (and are therefore ignorant) or you’re wilfully ignoring facts (and are therefore either delusional or deceitful, depending on intent.) Stop with the false concern, it doesn’t look good on you.
Kotaku is not a news site. This is a VG blog, not the NYT, not Bloomberg.
The hacker posted political messages. THEY made it political, bud. How would you have them write about it?
Nope. Because it’s pretty obvious they did it just to be an asshole.
“It concludes with an unrelated but unsubtle political message: “TRUMP 2020.”
“Loris said he’s a Trump supporter . . .”
I forget who it was, but somebody in the games press said it on Twitter when Kotaku kept posting nothing-articles about Dr Disrespect, because the articles were just variations on “Dr Disrespect banned from Twitch, doesn’t know why” over and over: you don’t always have to write the article. And if you do write the…
I’m not going to say it’s not relevant, but I really wish you guys hadn’t contacted his dumbass.
The same people that argue being tolerant means you have to tolerate their intolerance. Classy bunch.
Ah yes, conservatives. The folks who champion personal responsibility until that responsibility is “don’t be a prick.” Then it’s everyone else’s fault for being annoyed or upset at their behavior.
12 more days...
i am terrified that, by hook or by crook, this man is going to be reelected.
Remember when we thought this would be over by summer? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
I have a small print of Warhol’s Red Lenin in my bathroom (the yellow in the picture matches the yellow of the 1970's toilet and tub). When I bought it I knew I would forever be disqualified from running for public office.
White People: “Some people of color have names that are hard to pronounce.”
When I worked at a law firm in Toronto — frequently ranked by National Geographic as the world’s most multicultural city, and one where something like 40% of residents don’t speak English at home — we figured out that a lot of very talented junior lawyers with non-Anglo names weren’t getting asked to work on the…