Every hate mob in gaming is ultimately a creation of an industry that told them they were always right, however vile or perverse they were.
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That's what the mob wanted; that's what the gaming industry had been giving them and telling them it was okay, that they were entitled to it
That became their cri de coeur for "freedom of speech," (which apparently didn't apply to Alison Rapp; women don't have freedom of speech).
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Now one of the most venerable companies in the industry has just said, "your lust for sexy teens matters more than this real woman's life."
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@Quinnae_Moon How the hell does 'freedom of speech' apply to a computer game? -
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@LoL__Nameless But 'freedom of speech' refers to personal political/artistic expression. Most games are designed by committee.
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@LoL__Nameless Anyone designing games for Nintendo, for instance, is going to be edited pretty strictly to stay within the corporate message
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@LoL__Nameless Unlikely that it's 'only now' - surely Nintendo execs will have been shown prototypes and given feedback.
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@Quinnae_Moon@Quinnae_Moon Women do not have what? How are you tweeting this then?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. Undo
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