Verrit, apparently.

After she rose to fame as a reality show villain

You are also making the mistake of applauding someone for marketing their own children in order to sell $500 sneakers oafishly price sneakers at $500 in order to be newsworthy in order to book paying gigs in order to price sneakers at $900 in order to stay newsworthy in order to... ...heat death of the universe

It’s easy to feel good about yourself when you’re patting yourself on the back for your inability to never fail to take the moral high ground

I choose to assume that after Cyberpunk will be Witcher not-named-4-but-yeah-it’s-4 featuring Ciri. Right?

I have both consoles and a PC, but I’m sticking with XBox. The friends list is part of that, but the deciding factor still comes down to the gamepad.

How is blackballing a man who knowingly enabled and protected rapists any different than blackballing a man who quietly protested civil rights violations?

I can’t believe I watched a 90 minute video about a video game. Let alone a video game I’ve already thoroughly played. But it’s really, really great. Byf has been such an amazing part of Destiny.

Bran is all, “I see everything,” Sam surprises him with some news he hadn’t seen. I’m sure he just hadn’t fully absorbed it yet, but it sticks out.

He didn’t just point the gun at the first. He aimed and pulled the trigger. The only reason Long isn’t dead is that, like 90% of gun owners, Preston didn’t know how to handle his weapon and didn’t have a round chambered. This was attempted murder.

The existence of stupid people who misuse a tool does not call into question the whole concept of the tool. That’s absurd. This thug misused some lumber, but but lumber is fine. Shields misused a car, but cars are good. You’re misusing a comments section to make sloppy generalizations about some irrelevant nonsense,…

Exactly. It’s precisely the opposite of doxxing. It’s taking something that happened in the real world, and asking the internet for information about it.

Absolutely. You’re right. Doxxing is dangerous. I mean it literally when I say that this is not doxxing. This is a more effective version of milk cartons and wanted posters. This isn’t trying to root out the identity of someone who anonymously said some shit you didn’t like online. These pictures aren’t being posted…

It needs to be stressed that this wouldn’t have happened without crowd-sourcing his identity. The Cville police have made no effort to investigate these people. Every single arrest has come only because private citizens have identified these people and assembled evidence themselves.

I clicked on this and read the intro expecting a link dump, thinking to myself “I wish he’d actually write a retrospective.” This is fantastic!