Yeah, because those are equal scenarios, with even remotely similar artists.

I hope the next time he’s in a Tesla it starts on fire and kills him.

Are you fucking serious?

Nothing says performative White liberalism like a multimillionaire and his rich friends gluing themselves to a counter in one of the wealthiest and most expensive places on the planet because they’re paying too much for oatmilk.

I know it's a long ass comment, but I've got all sorts of feelings about this, and there's millenia of history backing them up. 

Yay! Nothing says Black Liberation and progress for queer people like becoming the literal spokesperson of fascism.

Besides countless profiles, groups, and “influencers” who do nothing but post about trucks.

This is beyond definition. 

They don’t just defend Tesla on this.

Yet you’re still denying basic concrete facts.

Ahhh, it all makes sense now.

Thank you. They listen to the worst stereotypes of AAF. They assume that is how “gangstas”, rappers, and Black People speak. With they not so subtle insinuation that gangstas, rappers and Black People are on and the same.

Open challenge to everyone defending Axie Infinity’s, please give me five factual things about the game that are genuinely fun for the major of players, and explain why people are leaving a fun game once they start losing profits or income.

Nope, just like the other people defending the game.

Yet nobody has called those games revolutionary platforms that will change the global economy, transform into a trillion dollar industry, and lift millions out of poverty.

Nah, he bathes in Kool-Aid and takes his holy communion with it. 

Question, how many extra mortgages did you take out to invest in this game, and how close are you to divorce?

What’s really funny and extremely telling is that, despite numerous 3+ paragraphs rants, not a single person defending Axie Infinity’s has actually explained what’s actually fun about it.

GM and Chrysler dominate any list of worst automobiles whenever domestic manufacturers are involved.

Since when was the Kia Rio meant to be a sports car?