I wrote that, and you decided to understand it as “Hurr durr, people are hypocrites.” Yeah, that’s a problem on your end, not mine.

I love watching glitch-free speedruns like this, because I can narrow my eyes at the screen and mutter “A buncha goddamn ninja robots” at the sheer preciseness of it all.

No, I’m pretty sure it’s not.

You open with a statement about how you don’t care about hypocrisy and then proceed to follow with an argument about people’s hypocrisy. Uh. Okay.

Yes, so please tell me where to buy games such as Rescue Rangers and Wrath of the Black Manta so that this happens.

Not at all - please tell me how to buy decades old NES games and ensure that the company which made them got the money and I’d do it.

Well, one of them I just plug in and it works as designed and I get to toss money at the people who made the thing.
The other requires me to futz with a bunch of stuff, build a few other things, and pirate some stuff and maybe it’ll work.

You inferred hypocrisy when you said:

Publicness is exceedingly relevant. Because in public, as a public persona, he is normalizing racism and tacitly approving/encouraging such behavior in his fans. It’s one thing if Racist Grandma is yelling at her TV. It’s another thing if Racist Grandma has 50 million subscribers.

I really can’t get through this article knowing that majority of Kotaku readers genuinely hate Pewdiepie even before all this controversy hit him.

I seriously wonder how many of the people (rightly) condemning him give into the same impulses themselves. My guess is that the figure is much higher than we’d tend to imagine.

Please explain exactly what is political about racism?

Um... so do you have to wear a back brace to carry that heavy burden of White Privilege? Just sayin.

$100? Jesus, that’s less than I paid for the original from a scalper back when it came out! Thankfully most of that $100+ was in the form of a TG-16 that I had traded for with “valuable” comic books.

Yeah, the 90's were weird, okay??

Oh! Ack! I dumb o_o;

I had disliked Rabbids as a whole, but was playing/enduring one of the multiplayer games on the Wii with some people and there was a stage where we had to run to escape a giant boulder. So I’m sure you can imagine the Rabbid terror screams as they got chased down by the boulder. What we didn’t expect was that they…

Yes, Houston does not have any regulations regarding flood insurance and actively has worked against such regulations from happening.

So how did he raise the car to get the blocks under the jack stands?

Well, it’s been 10 years since the release of the Orange Box and 19 years since the original Half Life.

Yes. I think you don’t understand how we are in agreement here. I am urging Valve to give fans closure and an ending to the story they’ve been promised for so long. Even if it’s not actually a game and just a source engine movie.