For me, its the people. They’re just shit.

You forgot meth.

This event sounds cool as hell. Is anyone from GM going? Will they do a recap afterwards?

Don’t tell me. Tell the refs who were also on the field. They don’t think it was a big deal and they were there.

No, just someone who actually plays sports chiming in on this story.

Wrong. The snap was already made and the defensive backs were going to where the ball carrier was. You would have a point if the ball carrier was on the other side of the field and this ref was hit. But the carrier was running in the general direction as the ref was standing and the ref didn’t get the fuck out of the…

If he’s not paying attention enough to move out of the play, then yes. Technically, a referee is part of the field of play. Players do not have to make special routes around referees. It is incumbent on the refs to get out of the way.

The other player slipped and fell. And technically, the referees are a part of the field. It’s encumbant upon them to move out of the way of the play.

You didn’t see the whole video. Or any of the events that lead up to the video. The ref was clearly in the way of the play and didn’t move in time.

That's the privilege of being a white guy. You can be crazy as all hell, but other white guys (i.e., the police) will look the other way.

he majority of people who actively dislike people like Wu, Sarkeesian, etc., don't do so because "they don't want other people playing their games," but because of the intellectual dishonesty that stems from bad criticism.

Of course the cops were fucking useless. But that's an example of "good policing" right there. Those assholes don't do shit.

The fact that authorities are not handling Wu's calls for help are not surprising. As always, the good in the world has yet to catch up with the bad. Authorities still barely know how to handle online threats or issues and most of it is largely unregulated or barely enforced.

Then it shouldn't be showing up in this story at all. If there was absolutely no correlation at all, why would he make a metaphor related to killing people using a video game? Obviously it has some pull on this guy and others — see the Santa Monica school shooter. Just because it is not a one-to-one correlation…

he actual authorities have determined that he is not a credible threat.

Like I said somewhere else, you're making Jace Connors out to be Travis Bickle from "Taxi Driver" when in reality he's more like Mac from "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia".

A katana is a weapon and can kill people. And actually, people have been killed for having one.

He's being disingenuous. If this was a "scary" black guy with guns and knives threatening his mother, he would not write it off as just a "joke."

Neglect laws are only to fuck with poor and working class people, though.

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