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He isn't. He is saying that if a company simply says they have received death-threats from someone or some people, then his view of the entire community changes
by exac 3y ago
He isn't. He is saying that if a company simply says they have received death-threats from someone or some people, then his view of the entire community changes, and he aligns himself with the company. If the community consensus was to encourage their members to make these types of threats, then he would have more standing. It isn't.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> his view of the entire community changes, and he aligns himself with the company That never happens. Self interest trumps notions of decency. (Particularly in the context of just a threat, regardless of how credible.) Is the timing convenient for management? Sure. Never let a crisis go to waste. Does that make their actions imprudent? Of course not. They’re a video game company. These aren’t stakes worth gambling against lives.