Yes. Perspectives that are shared amongst a wide group of people are called mores, which is what I am describing here.

You know what else someone should be able to do in a free society?

Because, depending on the reason, killing another human can be seen as a righteous and celebrated act, or at least a necessary evil. When we see something in media deviate from those ‘appropriate’ killings, such as in GTA like you describe, it feels like less of a deviant act than something has just about no…

In case the article and the above comments didn’t spell it out for you: There’s a difference between games that have rape in them and a game that’s ABOUT raping people. This one was the latter. It’s their platform, they can remove it, and certainly this has no more reason to be owed a platform than that school…

As a child of a father with memory issues, the scene with Wayne and Rebecca in the car when she tells him, “I miss you right now” broke my heart.

Why would she care? Apparently,she out here squirting all over escalators,out car windows...it’s like a slightly disturbing adult version of “Green Eggs and Ham”:

As someone who’s been working professionally as an artist for 5 years, who you know gets you further than what you know. That’s not to say skill isn’t important, but knowing the right people can carry your resume a lot further than it would on merit alone.

I played it for a couple hours last night - I gotta say, I came away pretty damn impressed. I’ve played every major BR game, been playing COD Blackout a lot lately, and I think Apex may become my new go to BR game. My initial impressions:

Huh?

Super misleading / clickbait-y headline. It implies that Valve has claimed the practice of putting the game on a platform that is not their own is inherently unfair; in reality, they are just apologizing to customers who will now be forced to download an additional platform to play the game they had originally…

I’m glad people have options.. devs get more money.. etc, but sorry Epic, EA, Ubisoft, Blizzard, your libraries are too small to become my default launcher, and even getting bigger AAA titles just means I’ll go to my back catalog of unplayed Steam games.

The exact quote from Valve is that it’s “unfair to Steam customers”. The head line just says “Valve Says It’s ‘Unfair’”. Now read the number of comments that take the headline at face value and assume that Valve is talking about themselves, and ask yourself if the headline is misleading or not.

Public beta is next weekend. Calm down. 

This video is a great argument in favor of announcers shutting the fuck up.

If the mother’s income is sufficient to cover all of the household needs, that’s absolutely true.

The father’s chosen profession, however, introduces another problem: Streaming, if it’s ever going to amount to a “career,” requires a pretty hellish schedule in terms of being “on” for viewers. The average denizen of the…

This article is a masterclass in the idea that it’s entirely possible to feel two conflicting emotions about two parts of an event at once.

On the one hand, I really do think the donation was incredibly selfless and kind, and KingMascot definitely comes across as a genuinely good person. The world needs more like him.

On…

Yeah.  I really want to feel good about the donation (and I do; it was a very nice move), but this--plus the fact that dude has a kid--is giving me pause.

“My girlfriend has worked full-time to support my career as a Fortnite streamer, so I owe it to her and my four-year-old son...”

Yo this is horseshit, get a real job to support your family you fucking scrub. You got lucky.

Totally not staged for publicity.

“girlfriend has worked full time to support my caree....” for fuck sake.