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5/8/2019 2:25:07 PM
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And your anecdote is supposed to mean, what exactly?
Anecdotally, I love it. Just about everyone I know loves it.
You know a guy who, because of extenuating circumstances, finds one particular part of one particular mission within one particular game to be a little hard for a second. That couldn't be less relevant.
There are a million games for him. There is one game providing the mechanical and puzzle solving aspect to folks who want that.
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Edited by MagicalTaco117: 5/8/2019 3:02:56 PMWhat a tolerant and accepting response you have there. I strive to be just like you🙄. Where do I sign up to join your little group 💩
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Edited by Stives09: 5/8/2019 5:37:28 PMAhhh. "intolerance," the catch all phrase used to shut down any opinion that doesn't wholly conform to your desire for how other people live their own lives, without bothering to adhere to the pesky standards of intelligence, facts, consistency, or common sense. Brilliant. Nope. You don't get that. It's in no way "intolerant" to mention that it is maybe acceptable for a company to present a product that doesn't simultaneously kowtow to every single protected group every second of every day. If anything, it's intolerant of you to suggest that a company not present a product that a number of people enjoy, simply on the basis that some other person doesn't. It's not only intolerant, it's dictatorial. Sit down. Ps help me to understand. What are you not getting about this? You simply don't get to present an anecdote as evidence while dismissing tons of other anecdotes. What's confusing?
