That is what I mean. I think general outrage over this is fair, but the assholes who brought it up didn’t do it because they were outraged. They did it because they saw an opportunity to take down someone who disagrees with them politically. Cernovich in particular has said worse things.

Except that the outrage over the tweets was completely disingenuous. Cernovich and Posobiec could not possibly care any less about these tweets. Their only goal was to get him fired for political reasons.

So many people can’t seem to wrap their head around a game where combat is not the point.

Counter-counterpoint: Tyler Clippard has no effect on your actual life, so it’s a little weird that you’re this invested in ripping him.

Jesus Christ. They never learn, do they? How many of these fucking things have to bomb before they realize that no one wants to see this shit?

If you think Aaron Judge is a one-tool player, then you either don’t know what the five tools are, or you don’t follow baseball.

And its cultural relevance is going down every year. Revenue doesn’t measure relevance.

Point number one doesn’t get brought up enough. If MLB was serious about wanting to be more popular, they’d put forth even the teeny tiniest effort into promoting the sport outside one of the 25 or so metropolitan areas that have baseball teams. Instead, they do essentially the opposite, making it hard to actually…

Great question, because as we know the only possible economic models are full-blown capitalism and full-blown communism.

That was my takeaway as well. He’s much more dangerous than I realized.

Yeah, I'd prefer if he found a way to get these people to say these things without actually being in the piece himself.

Patrick Stewart had the one-two punch of premature greying and extreme male pattern baldness. If you don’t look at his hair or lack thereof, it’s obvious that in 1987 he was a normal-looking middle-aged man, and in 2018 he’s a normal-looking elderly man.

There are no PvP elements. You can’t shoot at or otherwise interfere with other people, other than to annoy them by exploiting the multiplayer design limits in a way that was very obviously not intended.

YES. And do it loudly. People need to be made to understand that law and order means actually following the law, not framing people. Dirty and dishonest cops are the worst kind of criminals, because they’re the ones who undermine law and order.

Protesting during the anthem and protesting the anthem are not the same thing.

They were only tracked down because the internet took it into their own hands after the police showed no interest whatsoever in looking.

Through 86 games, Pujols is hitting .251 with 16 home runs and 52 RBI. If that feels like it’s bad, that’s only because he’s him.

It doesn’t include it as a feature of its gameplay. That’s the point. The only way to take hostile action in NMS (at present) is to exploit a limitation of its multiplayer design. Try to keep up.

Asking people to respect the obvious intention of the game’s design (there are exactly zero PvP elements) is not making up new rules.

No, because that’s literally the point of a game like Fortnite, and Fortnite includes that stuff as a feature of its gameplay.