Serious question: why do people follow “influencers” on instagram? I have instagram, I follow my friends, some museums and some accounts by people who share my hobbies (embroidery and botany). Why would I want to see some random millennial sit by a pool in designer clothes?

Is it really that much of a “nightmare” to tell people they can’t stay for free at your hotel? Just come up with a form email to copy and paste, ffs. Something like “If you would like to make a reservation, here is the link to our website.” What the hell is there to lose by doing that?’

At the risk of being uncouth, fuck that guy in his non-apologizing ass.
Pissant can’t even own his shitty behavior.

That “apology” is the most colossal steaming pile of bullshit I’ve seen in some time. Every syllable is dripping with “I’m absolving myself of all responsibility.”  

I’d go even further and say it’s not really an apology for what he did.

Her response online to that one guy who reached out (half-heartedly) spoke volumes about her character. I made sure to tweet a reply of encouragement in appreciation of how she’s handled all this.

Generally I don’t follow streamers, but Annemunition is one of those that I’ve personally encountered online and left a mark on me. I was playing some Overwatch on the PTR server sometime ago, one of the builds that either included a new character or was a complete rework of another. I was playing Mercy and doing what…

“I am extremely sorry for the way you feel, ”

“he could have been messaging a child.”

Asshole gamers do this so much then those incels wonder why the only female interaction they get is from the Dead or Alive Beach Volleyball body pillow they imported. What purpose does it serve to be an asshole like this over a video game, other than just to be an asshole?

Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter. There is zero excuse for this shit and there should be zero tolerance for it.

Damn. Siege was pretty friendly back when it came out.

Convince game companies to actually punish people for saying shit like this. Like zero tolerance policies. You do this even once perma-banned.

You would have to stop playing about 70% of rock music from the 1950s-today.

We do our best to just treat them like we would any other publisher. Any time I’m going to run a report like this, I’ll always ask the relevant parties for comment. Sure, Bethesda hasn’t responded in nearly five years, but that doesn’t mean we’re gonna stop asking. Let the onus be on them.

9) Minutemen

Brown is a good example. I mean the evidence happened in real time, it was all over the media, both Rihanna and Brown himself said it happened, and he is still here.

I’d be willing to bet money that smarmy little fuck isn’t well respected anywhere.

It’s like gun sales peaking after a mass shooting or terror attack. People stock up on that which they fear will be taken away. R Kelly’s music has a nostalgic quality for many, so they’re hoarding his songs before the feminists try to steal their childhood memories or something.