“This story is stranger, and sadder, than it initially appears.”

Oh, I just thought I was droning on for too long. So, I cut things short. I’ll continue:

Little did I know that I’d end up living in a big city (Dallas), working at a vegan bakery, and have no hint of religion or spirituality left in my belief system. I’m still a gamer, and I am so happy Spotify made it possible for me…

I read through that expecting a happy ending at the end where you gave up religion.

Deliberately shooting someone should keep you in jail.

I’m going to break this down point by point:

Banning all firearms in this country is a logistical impossibility. The last time I checked, there were nearly three firearms per person in the US. No halfway sensible gun control advocate that I know wants a total ban on firearms—and that’s certainly not what I was calling…

That’s not a good come back. The problem isn’t difficult to grasp. We have too many gun deaths in this country. Announcing your political affiliation by discussing Chicago is a poor attempt at deflection. Obviously just announcing guns are legal or illegal isn’t going to make this problem go away. Doing nothing will…

unfortunately any sort of incremental regulation might be like closing the stable door 100 years after the horses leave.

Shooting in area where guns aren’t allowed: “See? Gun bans don’t work!”

They’re actually not, that’s a myth perpetuated in part by racism. There certainly is a major gun problem in Chicago (which doesn’t have the stricter gun laws in the country despite our administration lying openly about it), though, and interestingly enough, the majority of those guns on the Chicago black market were…

Go look at Chicago where guns are banned.

Sure, we could look at a single city that Conservatives like to use as thinly veiled racism like Venezuela, or your name and comment history. OR we can do the intelligent thing and reject this bad faith argument and instead look at the dozens upon dozens upon dozens of other modern, western, first world nations who do…

Your racist dogwhistle aside, you’re being deliberately obtuse.

Obtaining a gun for use in Chicago is, as others have told you, a matter of an hour’s travel or less. Firearms can be easily purchased in Indiana, and getting to Indiana from Chicago takes no time at all.

It’s as if you believe that firearms may only be…

They come in illegally from Indiana, you fucking putz. Go unfasten your lips from Sarah Huckabee’s lowest hanging teat.

“Guns aren’t the problem. Look at Chicago, where there are strict gun crimes!”

Good point.

When you write “libtard,” the rest of us read “you can freely ignore me from now on.”

Honestly, I’d say the guy seems to suffer from some sort of pathology. To claim innonsence and then so boldly challenge the internet, when there’s so many other examples of copying indicates there’s some sort of disconnect in the guy - both his inability to not steal from other people, and then his lying about it, and…

Eh, in this case it’s because someone noticed the similarity, but my guess is that he was playing the odds (successfully for a long time) that most game writing is both pretty high volume and relatively disposable*, at least when it comes to reviews on major sites. Plus the effort to monitor this manually is probably…

I’m not and have never been involved in anything journalism-related, but isn’t that a little unfair? How can you expect editors to catch something like this? Imagine the volume of articles and video they’d have to consume. But maybe it’s an expectation, I don’t know. Seems more likely to me this stuff is caught when…

I was wondering if this was the eventual outcome of this story. People who take shortcuts and lie rarely do it once.