It might be a bit too on the nose if they have the silhouette unarmed and clearly not threatening in any way. As for the whole shooting from the hip thing, maybe the gun gets in the way? They want people to shoot center mass. if the gun were up, it might obscure part of the target area and cause some people to attempt…

The logic still stands, even following your example. I mean, BlueTardis didn’t say you necessarily liked the story, only that you were interested enough to view and comment in this instance. Translated into your movie analogy, even if you hated the movie, you still paid the price of admission, contributing to…

It’s not a realistic mind set to expect people just have ready all the time. If it were, bullies, domestic abusers and pedophiles wouldn’t exist. Hoping to avoid greater punishment or death by submitting instead of fighting isn’t a bad mentality. It’s an ordinary one. Moreover, it’s not always wrong.

Comes free with the costume:

We used to call those heretics and burned them at the stake.

soon...

Just to play devil’s advocate: Outrage over how its workers are treated is less likely to cause Gamestop to change its practices than outrage over how it treats its customers. From a pure utilitarian perspective, his post is useful and should be encouraged.

I guess the subtext is that this was one of the reasons why WoTC tried that nonsense with the OGL. Critical Role and similar groups would have essentially been forced to either shut down or perform on D&D Adventures for peanuts.

You know, vampires don’t need to serve prison time.

Personally, I think that people that call someone evil and choose to do nothing would do nothing regardless of whether or not they know the logic behind the evil. (see: Sandy Hook. There’s no mystery there. Just a lot of inaction)

I figure since he’s implying that the only reason he got cancelled were the domestic violence charges, it’s fair to bring up the other things he did that might have gotten him cancelled.

Couldn’t a paternity test has solved this from the onset? I mean, even if he convinced a court he was gay, gay people have fathered children before. It’s not a conclusive defense against a claim for child support.

But he worked so hard to pull it out of there in the first place.

Nice try there. I wasn’t comparing the vaccinated versus those that have had COVID and whatever you claim it does to an immune system. I was comparing someone with vaccinations and the unvaccinated (as you initially claimed to be without mentioning having caught COVID before). In case you were wondering, there’s no…

If you liked it so much, maybe you can join the rest of us here in reality.

Oh wow. That’s your smoking gun? That scientists aren’t claiming the vaccine stops the spread? I suppose it was inevitable that you couldn’t keep up with basic news, let alone actual science. Here’s a simple timeline that you might be able to follow (hopefully).

At a 2% death rate, odds are you would have been fine. Of the 100+ people you’ve probably infected, odds are you’ve killed at least 2 of them. They were not fine.

The hilarity of it is that this is something racists complain about too. They have some kind of theory that black on black crime is being covered up by the media in order to make white people look bad or something.

I feel this is not quire there either. For example, people with costume fetishes don’t always (or even often) have spouses who are willing to wear costumes or any sort. Even during Halloween, despite how reasonable that is. In this example, a cosplay fetish is neither specific nor exclusive.