And the support of the people giving out their money, attention or clicks should say who's right.
Proper debate and criticism providing decent facts and so on backing opinions should be allowed. People should be able to make the games they want, or to write whatever they want (always respectfully and peacefully) without getting bullied.
People should be free to say whatever they want without being cancelled/getting fired/getting bullied by a (in this case sjw) mob. Stuff you may agree or disagree, but nothing racist or sexist at all, and I didn't find anything that should generate any controversy or that should affect his job.ĭid he really leave the company beause of that 'controversy'? Is there any real 'controversy' out there or just a couple of tweets and comments on Kotaku or Resetera? I only saw a few videos of his youtube channel and a few tweets in the Kotaku comments, and for the little stuff I saw he makes some good points on a respectful way. What are his specific 'controversial' messages? To defend Nolan Bushnell? His criticism about certain 'cultural appropiation' and other supposed feminist or antiracist stuff? His views regarding gamergate, Anita and other sjw stuff?
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