Somehow I doubt he’s spent any substantial sum supporting efforts to free wrongfully convicted people or to change the law on marijuana or to free people imprisoned for overly long terms for marijuana convictions... but his twitter thumbs... he has no problem donating a few thumb pokes.

ah yes there’s the old chestnut that homeless people are just going to spend all their money on alcohol and drugs. 

you’re making a bit of a shitty assumption that people prefer being homeless and wouldn’t do anything to improve their condition given the opportunity.

Found the 16 year old

Are you... seriously arguing that $10k isn’t enough to get off the street? Do you think people who are homeless are permanently incapable of earning money? What is this, actually?

And Stallone is big on protecting his image but is a Trump guy who can be prone to go on rants without thinking things through first.

No surprise that Dolph is the bigger guy here.

Not having a permanent address closes a lot of doors, “a year or two of rent” is pretty major.

Agreed. Instead, we should focus on the fact that this man once encouraged a little less conversation, and a little more action:

Mandatory blurb about how Lundgren was a chemistry whiz (and world-class karate competitor) who had recently received a Fulbright scholarship to MIT when he met Grace Jones, became her bodyguard, dated her, and followed her advice to quit the egghead route and become an actor. The guy has more going on upstairs than…

I’ll take “go fuck yourself” any day of the week over “I’m rich but bored”.

He was Ivan Drago! The bad guy! He should want to break Sylvester Stallone, not make him feel better about the fact that he doesn’t own any part of the film franchise he created!

I just mean them saying this game is not an “evil, money-sucking monster”.

Blizzard will probably mention this guy in their next earnings report.

Just wanted to point out how this aged like milk under the sun:

“wahhhhhhhh i paid obscene amounts of money on a mobile game to artificially make myself the best and now there’s nobody i can fuck over wahhhhhhhhhhhhhh”

This one seems to be a small/medium channel (150k subs). A few random youtube calculators seem to estimate like $30k a year on this channel.

I’m assuming there is some degree of fraud that goes into leading players into believing that microtransactions will benefit them and their gameplay experience, only to exclude players from the content that the transactions were supposed to make better.

Personally, if there’s any regulation in gaming, it should be…

If you are one of the most popular Youtubers in the entire world, then yes. Most Youtubers don’t make enough money for it to even be worth doing as a full-time job.

Congratulations Blizzard. You managed to make a pay to lose game.