She was accused of acting like a police officer, so it all fits.

I have a question for proponents of the ‘good guy with a gun theory’...Say you are the ‘good guy with a gun’. You roll up on some scene with someone shooting. Assuming this is a ‘bad guy’ (which maybe incorrect...see below), you pull out your gun to engage the person, but then another guy shows up with a gun. First,…

Yeah, but all the murderers seem to think that they are that good guy. Until they kill someone with it, at least.

Good. Let this be a lesson to everyone. Mind your own goddamn business. I’m sick of everyone hopped up on outrage trying to be the One Lone Ranger or whatever that shit is called. Mind your own goddamn business, and leave your guns at home in a locked cabinet.

“No, you gotta heat it up to get the bacteria and the botulism out,” wrote one responder.”

The funniest thing about this is how the cop in the Stinger seems so baffled and outraged about what happened even though he completely ignored the patrol car behind him and made no attempt to identify himself. 

Half of me says "continue to hold the parade, purely out of spite"

After hitting a wall, the driver reportedly got out and attempted to fight the police officers responding to the crash.

As opposed to just showing up, yelling at you in the dark, then shooting you immediately? I’m not saying to blare sirens, but at least in an obvious way to show that the police are present, just use the lights, either red/blue or yellow flashers. This wasn’t an active shooter situation nor a drug bust so why the…

And from the victim’s perspective, someone’s trying to steal his truck. Of course he’s going out there with a gun.

“A driver in the parking lot of Utah’s Layton Christian Academy was reportedly blinded by the sun”

The man has billions of dollars and he’s arguing about maybe $50 - $100k a year.

Murdering your potential customers is an ineffective sales technique. Even my local KIA dealer stopped doing that.

Please. She was more than happy to mug for cameras and put everything out there back in the day. A 20 year old Angie in 2023 would have grown up on insta and tiktok and been all over socials with her mans vile of blood around her neck. She just has perspective and kids now. 

Mostly it’s because the sexual content in Japanese games that people have a problem with involves either young girls or characters who are technically adults but who act and are drawn to look like underage girls (the whole “She looks, talks and acts like a 12 year old in a “sexy” school uniform, but it’s okay because…

You know what really makes you look like not a creep? Arguing in detail about age of consent laws and how they mean it’s okay for adult men to sexualise school children.

Legality isn’t really the issue. Like there are still states that allow child marriage, that doesn’t make it any less ‘ewww’.

To sum up what other people have said, Japanese games tend to be

It can still be creepy if it is legal - and it is, IMO. I come from a country where the legal age is 15, and it is still seen as extremely pervy for older people to lust after people below 18 unless they are themselves in that same age range.

1) changing cultural mores. Things in the past are certainly different from now. You might also remember western games getting pilloried for sexual content—for instance the now infamous GTA San Andreas hot coffee mod kerfuffle.