I know he basically has no support among black voters but this makes me wonder how much support he has among Americans of color all together. I don’t see him having much brown support either TBH. What this makes me wonder most is why the establishment and mainstream media seem to be propping him up anyway.

Props to the mayor that walked into office and fired a black police chief only to later refuse to fire the new white chief after a police shooting of an unarmed black man in his city? If this guy isn’t another one of the pandering vote scroungers I don’t know who is. It’s all I see when I see all of the candidates TBH.

This sounds like the same old intersectional mentality argument. “It’s not a race thing, lets team up and together we can make a change” meanwhile the only progress is in every aspect of intersectional feminism that isn’t tied to race minorities. 

Buttigieg even has two Facebook “former” employees on his staff now. People that know the ins and outs of social media algorithms and manipulation. Zuckerberg contacted his campaign and said they were two people he should look into hiring onto his campaign. Whole thing seems fishy to me.

For some people, and they’re usually white, even the idea of caring for your parents instead of putting them in a nursing home is a foreign idea. For minorities it’s basically part of the culture, not just because of the closer family ties but because of the fact that most of our parents spent their life and savings…

The craziest part of this entire thing is that who is to say that Buttigieg would do more for Americans of color than Trump? That, sadly, is a serious question.

The Kotaku article clearly shows that they did tell her that she was violating their harassment policy and that she and Vince were both doing it. Obviously someone else at IGN heard it, but more importantly that quote was from the HR document Kallie gave them so clearly she knew what she had done but conveniently left…

They said that because they had evidence that she and Vince were both communicating inappropriately at work, it’s in the article...

Did you guys ever write one on the guy that said he was sexually harassed at Naughty Dog and then fired after reporting it, and offered $20k to not talk about it?

Seems like it would be a good idea to simply make it clear it’s the reviewers opinion. Something like, “Would I recommend this game to a friend?” “What kind of gamer would enjoy this game?”