Yeah, and you’re commenting on it.

Choosing to write a story about Rogen’s clarification isn’t the same thing as picking out a specific anecdote from a larger profile of him.

THE AV CLUB

Look at you spamming your bullshit. You really sound like a plant. 

Pearl-clutchers ruined a good thing by believing in fairytales and not doing any research before getting outraged.

Hitler was multifaceted too (no I’m not saying that guy is as bad as hitler, this is an analogy not a comparison) that didn’t make him not a monster. Monsters aren’t necessarily malevolent, even litteral monsters are monsters because of the damage they cause regardless of whether or not it’s done with nefarious…

monsters. all of them.

Correct

Fuck Pompeo and anyone who associates with that fat sack of dogshit.

Nah. This thing probably never gets litigated or anything. Nike doing everything they can to publicly distance themselves from this controversy (that is growing into a political one). No one is going to give a shit about this in a few months.

Those dummies have been wearing New Balance for years anyway.

I get why Nike is within their right to defend their brand, but something tells me the pearl-clutchers and religious boycotters, were never the people camping in front of a shoe store over night, to score a new pair of $300 OFFICIAL Nike’s.

lmao they were probably still mad over the kaeprnick capers

Tell those acquaintances that Lil Nas X played them like a fiddle for free advertising.

Sneaker customization has been a thing for decades. Nike had no problem with their “heavenly” custom shoe. This is more about what Jordan said that one time “Republicans buy sneakers too” and Republicans are currently throwing a hissy fit over the video and shoes.

Except it’s not illegal to resell products. They aren’t claiming they made these, they aren’t claiming nike didn’t make them, they aren’t pretending they did anything but buy a nike, modify it, and resell it. This would be like Ford suing a shop that bought a new mustang, tuned and modified it, and then resold it. 

I guess there’s enough blood from the sweatshop workers in their shoes already.

I doubt it will “harm” their brand any more than than the whole Kaepernick deal “harmed" it.

This looks lovely, but these types of games are always missing a component I would love to see: boots on the ground exploration.