@General Chase: Baby Slayer: "Listen. *Buddy*. Every Resident Evil game I have played (1-5) Has predominately feature white cops killing white zombies. When RE4 came out I heard no cries of racism. Why could that be? Could it be that the zombies still looked white? Maybe. "

@M1911: "Cry me a fucking river.

Good lord. 90% of the comments here are filled with anti-black stereotypes and one sided logistical fallacies.

@Jedite13:

Are you allowed to say anything specific about the story?

Are you allowed to say anything specific about the story?

@Jedite13: Im not sure why it keeps getting erased, but I ask again, who is it that says "blacks killing whites = OK"?

LOL at gamers who pretend not to understand why black people may be offended at a game featuring a white guy killing hundreds of 'evil blacks'.

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@imaria: Gee thats the best way to deal with cultural differentiation issues, racism towards those who feel insulted.

@orenn: There is a difference.

@Jedite13: Where do you see any black people saying "black killing white = OK"

@Hi-Im-Asylum: I would counter by saying it depends on whether the 'soft celling' is in fact irrelevant.

@M1911: "So it has nothing to do with zombies in Africa being black, right? It has to do with people being offended.

@General Chase: Baby Slayer: ??

@SurakshaNewt: Because you are black and did not find it offensive, other black shouldnt either?

@PhoenixDog: Replace "zombie" with 'black guy' (both apparent to the analogy), and you have one of the primary political issues of every election (especially the last one) In post civil rights America.

Those oversensitive minorities...always thinking some movie or video game thats popular with white americans is 'offensive'! They should have thicker skin!

@Hi-Im-Asylum: Perhaps. But I would ask

@M1911: "I fail to see what the hell this has anything to do with zombies in Africa being black. "