There are still people that play Anthem to this day even though it was officially abandoned.

There’s currently 11 streamers/viewers on twitch right and 0 for Babylon Fall.

You are not an intelligent person and nobody values what you have to say.

Simply implementing a national standard on annual private vehicle inspection (or any standard, for that matter) in the US would be impossible.

It’s gotten so out of hand, I don’t even feel bad for adblocking the shit out of all the Giz sites, whereas they used to be one of the few sites I whitelisted. I can’t stand reading the sites on my phone though because it’s exactly like your gif (and somehow even worse if I try to comment), which is really frustrating.

...More intellectual media such as literature and artistic film...

I don’t give a shit about the stuff I work on, but I do care very much that any work I do is seen as high quality

Right and here is a bit of legit history about those statues that everyone seems to overlook. The majority of these statues were erected by the Daughters of the Confederacy, who were the kinder, female branch of the Klu Klux Klan. Before you say that’s just my opinion, until recently they also tried to erect statues…

For every random association, business and NGO that exists in America on the other hand?

Indeed, they don’t have to.

No, that’s not it. What a company does in their everyday operations matters. So does what they say in the face of systemic injustice. If a company were otherwise exploitative in function, a single statement wouldn’t save them.

Do black people not play games?

So many people don’t understand this. If you don’t speak up, you are signalling that you don’t think the way we are currently treating POC is a problem. The people who pick up that signal are the shitbag human landfills who will point to any lack of response and say “see, they don’t think it’s an issue!”

If a company can’t take 10 seconds to demonstrate they aren’t racist then people can absolutely exercise their free speech and boycott them. You people love free speech right?

That's literally what's happening here

Because racism and police brutality is very much a “me or them” proposition.

Because it’s contextual to the issue this is all revolving around. The entire foundation of our society and economy is built upon the injustice that George Floyd’s killing represents. It is mired within it up to the eyeballs.

Silence is a position. It’s complicit with the problem.

I always carry with me this paraphrase of something Edmund Burke once said:

Go act in some real movies, Gerard. Between Gods of Egypt and this hot mess, you're in danger of making people nostalgic for that movie where you're dead the whole time.