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    • magnetosphere English
      31•1 year ago

      “And a hearty fuck you to the dregs of digital society who do real harm and believe themselves above responsibility, beyond accountability. You aren’t.”

      This quote is absolute gold.

      • Kyden UlrikEnglish
        13•1 year ago

        I came back here to post the same quote. This is now my favorite quite fun a lawyer.

        • magnetosphere English
          9•1 year ago

          I especially like that he included the word “hearty”. This guy is awesome.

          • Kyden UlrikEnglish
            8•1 year ago

            Exactly. It was icing on the cake. I don’t think I can tell someone “fuck you” without incorporating the word hearty now.

            • Link.wav [he/him]English
              2•1 year ago

              Words like “hearty” are what separates the Chuck McGills from the Slippin’ Jimmies

  • @newtraditionalists@beehaw.orgEnglish
    16•1 year ago

    As a massive Destiny fan, I was around for all of that as it happened. So so so glad to hear this is how it turned out. These kind of people need to be made examples of, and I hope he has a miserable time trying to recover.

  • ScrubblesEnglish
    11•1 year ago

    People who threaten developers or families of developers for a game are not true fans of the game, and they should be permabanned from these games. The true fans are the ones who are patient, engage openly with community managers, and are kind. If you don’t like something, don’t buy it.

    I hope this person is going to jail.

  • @Thugosaurus_Rex@beehaw.orgEnglish
    8•1 year ago

    Just another example of the Government’s suppression and censorship of gamers’ God given right to…

    [D]efendant, Jesse James Comer, was “incensed” when the community manager — whom both Bungie and the court declined to name, to protect them from further harassment — spotlighted some fan art by a Black community member. Using anonymous phone numbers, Comer left a string of “hideous, bigoted” voicemails on the community manager’s personal phone, some asking that Bungie create options in Destiny 2 “in which only persons of color would be killed,” before proceeding to threaten the community manager’s wife with more racist voicemails and texts.

    Oh.