Obviously I still tip, I hate the system but not the people being screwed over by it.

Gonna drop a hot take here: I don’t really care in this case.

“feels a little paternalistic for those of us who spent years rebelling with substances and are now sober. the flavour is no doubt great, but the idea of it can be triggering. I still appreciate the thought, but it doesn’t speak to all of us in recovery.”

OK, but which part of that is the condescending part?

Comment offering very legitimate career opportunity making $7,000 a month working from home, possibly doing video game blogs.

I just don’t get why Mackie should be upset about this.

I am absolutely okay with fans shipping and writing slash fics and such and agree that Mackies response is odd.

I can sorta see multiple angles on this.

On the one hand, any artist forcefully rebutting why LGBTQ folk might see themselves in a TV-depicted relationship like the one between Bucky and Sam is going to reasonably get pushback. ESPECIALLY if you’re going to forcefully rebut an underdepicted minority group. And there’s…

Hmm... I will not even try to untangle that word vomit. But maybe go parallel, cause maybe? Male friendship - close, deep, platonic friendship between two men (sexual orientation of the parties involved not a factor, they don’t want each other) where there’s talking and shared emotions and deep empathy... isn’t…

Fandom as a whole needs to be burnt down.

I’m not him (that you know of), but in re: your question:

The reason why this happens, from what I’ve seen, is that there aren’t many actual LGBT couples in mainstream pop culture so the LGBT community make fan ships of characters they like to make their own.

America: Pay your staff adequately.

Has anyone reported on what a lack of player availability to the media does to TV contracts?

“I watched someone else play”

“If you aren’t cancerous, you aren’t healthy!”

Social deduction games aren’t for everyone. They certainly aren’t my cup of tea. I don’t find lying or accusing people a fun thing to do.

The biggest lie of modern capitalism: grow or die.

You're living in the same time as everyone else and we've noticed plenty

I dislike the game as much as you do but I have to point out that the main character, Markus, is played by a mixed-race actor (probably a deliberate choice on David “we live in a post-racial society” Cage’s part) so he’s not necessarily white.

New Order also had this outstanding scene.