That doesn’t really fly, though - in the fantasy environments in question, men are still clad in massive, heavy plate - and the women are in chainmail bikinis.

They probably dislike him because he says childish, offensive shit like “death to all jews” under the pretense of a joke. He may be anti-semitic, he may not be. But anyone with a shred of common sense understands some things just are not funny and anyone criticizing him does so rightly in my opinion. It is not edgy.…

Yes. And the reason for that emphatic “Yes” is the fact that to him its just ‘some jokes that you disagree with’.

That part of the post reminded me of a friend of mine who used to read into completely innocuous text messages thinking they were grave insults. She once flew off the handle at me for saying “That’s fine!” at the end of a text. Like “OMG IF YOU REALLY THOUGH IT WAS FINE YOU WOULDN’T HAVE HAD TO SAY ‘THAT’S FINE’,…

Up to this point, I’d dismissed all the “Trump has dementia” thinkpieces as just tasteless insults. I’m fine with him being called a racist, sexual predator, but ridiculing his mental health seemed a step too far.

I think it suggests that everybody is different and has different experiences with marriage and with everything else.

Just looked through the Kotaku history of articles on PewDiePie and found this gold mine.

Yup. It’s basically equivalent to the infamous “bum fights” from years back (at least I hope it’s done and gone forever).

Thank you for this. I was going to post something similar, so I was glad to find this comment. Well said.

I don’t know. I just think society thinks that just because we aren’t actually killing Jews in furnaces anymore and because Israel has a dodgy reputation that Antisemitism isn’t a thing.

So a dude with more money than most people see in their lives chose to take advantage of economically-disadvantaged individuals for the sake of some anti-Semitic “humor,” and is now surprised that there are consequences that go with that kind of behavior.

I find the defence of the two Indians as “just a joke” that some are doing really revealing.

So a dude with more money than most people see in their lives chose to take advantage of economically-disadvantaged individuals for the sake of some anti-Semitic “humor,” and is now surprised that there are consequences that go with that kind of behavior.

Got it.

Having read some of the comments on the previous article…

Burning Love is such an underrated gem.

The only reason he’s out is because of this being found out by the news media. We NEED to find out what’s going on with this administration and Russia. This shit is way out of control. Trump knew this happened and I’m totally convinced he ordered it and Flynn is the fall guy.

Yeah, ladies, naked is the new normal! Sending nudes is the new handshake! Women who are proud enough of their bodies to show them off makes men respect them MORE!

I saw some pretty nasty comments (elsewhere) about “making it about herself”. Or you know, maybe the tribute meant something to her.

I think Lemonade felt like it represented more than just her personal experience, It went beyond it. becoming a work of art. maybe it was the introduction from her mother that set it up to be read this way, or given the fact that the other women on stage were her handmaidens - not her equals (whereas in other…

I love Beyoncé. I love Lemonade and her albums. I’ve been to concerts of hers. I know all the words.

So what’s the difference between a homophobic comment and a comment that comes across as homophobic?