Let’s not act like distributing old games isn’t a crime though, because clearly what he was doing here is illegal, and on top of that he was profiting off of hosting those files. Sorry, profiting off of clearly owned content has no legal ground to stand on.

Since he played on PS5 that could be part of the issue. I’ve seen impressive screenshots of the PC version.

Crashing every hour? That sounds like a PS5 issue since the handful of reviews I’ve seen haven’t mentioned this issue on the PC version. 

The problem is you think the scalpers are the issue when it’s the supply that’s the issue. Scalpers are just a product of that. Expecting jail time for people who are merely making a purchase and taking advantage of the stupid people willing to pay more for that item than the actual MSRP is ridiculous.

The problem is you think the scalpers are the issue when it’s the supply that’s the issue. Scalpers are just a product of that. Expecting jail time for people who are merely making a purchase and taking advantage of the stupid people willing to pay more for that item than the actual MSRP is ridiculous.

This 100%. This is where Twitch has to draw a line and say look, there are other sites out there to make money by doing this sort of thing, go do that there. I’m not saying Twitch has to stick strictly to games, but this is equivalent to stripping and I have no problem with it, except that it’s degrading the…

This 100%. This is where Twitch has to draw a line and say look, there are other sites out there to make money by doing this sort of thing, go do that there. I’m not saying Twitch has to stick strictly to games, but this is equivalent to stripping and I have no problem with it, except that it’s degrading the…

Then why would you ignore federal prisons in that chart?

Why would you only look at State prisons though? Especially when your initial argument was “almost no-one is in prison for drug crimes anymore”. So you’re essentially saying you purposely wrote a misleading statement about the article to make it look like you were right by only talking about state prisons and…

Note, I’m not for abolishing prison, simply countering your points. I completely agree that abolishing poverty would fix a lot of issues, but prison discriminates against the poor with their policies, which is a consistent part of the problem.

Here’s an idea of what’s wrong with prisons...

Oh right, the whole “doctors will be overwhelmed” line that they trotted out when they were pushing the ACA. If every other first world country can manage to offer their citizens free healthcare then why the hell are we having such an issue? The problem with our healthcare system is it’s designed to make a profit, not…

And when only 52% of adults identify that the main cause of the Civil War was slavery it shows how well this education system is “working”.

No, our country really doesn’t help our citizens compared to other first world countries, and acting like they do or that doing so would increase our taxes so drastically is pure ignorance. How about instead of 700 billion a year for the military we spend 200 billion helping people get healthcare and regulating the…

Go watch the New York Times video about them interviewing random people around the world on their thoughts of our healthcare system. FYI, every person in it has free healthcare that isn’t tied to their job and are all in shock of what the US deals with and some even go so far to mock us.

Conveniently overlooking the bad because you want to appreciate the good the US had done is even worse because of the sheer amount of atrocities this country has committed against other people and still continues to commit.

So because someone would be better off in the US rather than a third world country it ain’t that bad, got it. In the mean time, go watch this link...

It’s not facetious arguments though, not even remotely. By using Riot’s property in their own design they can manipulate that property in ways Riot may not agree with that could cause harm (read: bad press) to the company because people may not be capable of distinguishing whether or not Riot approves of those changes.

The entire reason we’re still in this mess is because people only do 85% or less of what they’re suggested to do rather than 100%. If we locked down for 2 months a year ago we wouldn’t even be remotely close to the point where we’re at now, but no, heaven forbid people not go enjoy their lives regardless of how it…

This is exactly the problem, it gives people a false indication of what’s currently medically acceptable in terms of dealing with this virus.