It can be. Many authors have written seminal works about social issues—1984, Catch-22, and To Kill a Mockingbird to name a small few. Many people write for the very reason that they want to positively influence society.

Um, voting Bernie and hoping he is able to get his policies implemented is definitely the easiest solution.

But they don’t have to, and they won’t, which means either candidate will be left to assist in coalition-building and beating out compromise. Both candidates have a great deal of experience in doing so, but Bernie is more well-liked by the opposition, which would likely give him a leg up.

A relevant story: Ken Levine chose to use generic cover artwork for Bioshock Infinite because it tested well in focus groups, but he got a lot of flak for the choice because it really didn’t accurately represent the themes and aesthetics of the game. To his detractors, he explained that his team spent a lot of time…

That seems to be Nathan’s interpretation, but I believe the CSGO.one rep is actually claiming he only intended to discuss flash’s feelings about the Valve mandate, not proposition him or the team.

But he said all his Muslim friends agreed about banning Muslims from entering the U.S...

Fuck this week, and fuck cancer.

MOBA Lite.

I don’t quite understand the outrage here. Firstly, a t-shirt couldn’t encourage a toddler to put it on, let alone to change his future plans of being an artist. (Toddlers an’ dem life plans.) Secondly, what a toddler wears is up to the parent, not Old Navy. ON doesn’t care what your child grows up to be, so long as…

Hey, man. He’s got the best factoids. The best. Probably no one else’s factoids are as good as his. All of his Muslim friends agree.

Folks should’ve known comic books would be a cultural phenomenon way back when. You know why? Because of the kids.

Red team’s Zeratul cast Void Prison on blue team’s core.