....removing Black students en masse probably makes for much worse white people.

“My son, being a young Black boy with positive self-esteem about himself, can sometimes be threatening, for lack of a better word, to some teachers,” Duckworth said

Just b/c a CEO has strange or offensive views doesn’t mean the writers and coders making the game will be that way also.

I wish my life was so free of struggle that I could be this upset over a game that's not even out yet because it's made by a studio I don't like.

Typical whiney LGBT. Everything is a complaint. Then you wonder why so many don’t take you seriously. 

Not everything needs to be gay.

No worries, you too can soon feel validated and acknowledged in whatever perceived video game victimhood you can imagine. Make sure to smash that subscribe button!

An eclipse is when the ego blots out the sun. 

“At the bare minimum, though, I want to be heard and validated by Lucasfilm. I want Lucasfilm to acknowledge and apologize for the hurt they have caused and for them to show us some empathy and understanding of what has been an archaic and egregious decision.”

You don’t have to buy every big game that comes out. Move on with your lives.

Dad must have been so proud.  Son knocks up a girl at 17.  Commits shootings and multiple other felonies by the time he’s twenty.  Such a heart-warming story from middle America.

No one can deny that Wright was a threat to society.  He was a lil gangster that loved to wave guns around, commit felonies and f*** the police.  He was a danger to police, and they were right to bring out the firepower.  Clearly, he wasn’t going to comply with police officers.  And, when a perp doesn’t comply,…

E3-5 tornadoes are actually down 50%--HALF--over the past two decades.

Someone’s seething. Cope more over the ban, loser.

You sound like a total fucking loser 

Janina Gavankar is Indian. 

I feel like reading some 40 years old women’s tweet when I am checking in kotaku now

Kotaku starts making trash articles again, I miss the old writters, back in 2013, when they’re still interesting.

Typical Kotaku, always trying to find problems and controversy when there is none all in the name of creating better click bait articles