Your last statement applies to people in general, even the gentleman in question I'm sure. I doubt he is open to alternative solutions other than socialism, maybe ones that haven't failed repeatedly.

We don’t need protection from it and we don’t need laws to stop it. Game developers wouldn’t put them in games if there wasn’t a demand. People are buying these things which means people want them. The way to stop them from doing it is to stop buying it.

So now we have to be cognizant of every countries culture and history? She’s Lithuanian. She likely did not know how it would make black Americans feel. Nor should she be expected too. I be willing to bet money you don’t know everything that offends people in other countries. But as an American you have the privilege…

I personally use Google Hangouts mostly because I can use it on my iPhone and Android tablet, my Macbook at home and my Windows computer at work. iMessage does not not come close to that level of versatility. 

No, lots of people of different races have had their dances copied. It’s just a disproportionate number of blacks are the ones complaining. Jon Heder’s dance from the movie Napoleon Dynamite was copied for “Boogie Down” and he’s not asking for money. A large number of Asian artists have had their dances copied and…

Dude the “headphone” is for voice chat only. Not for game sound. It allows you to listen to the game through standard speakers will still being able to communicate with others.