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Game that supports illegals? Whatcl could possibly go wrong? xX-An0nYm0uS-Xx 25/08/26(Tue)05:24 No. 148604

So I saw a video from the channel of those who are in kahoots with groups like payment processors like visa and mastercard,companies like Microsoft and budgie and actual governmental bodies and such and if you know the bull they each respectfully pulled like the uk's child safety act and force id verification along in some of they're cases silence talk about it especially asmond covering the game which follows character s who are illegal immigrants and the game from the video apparently is trying to glorify those coming into the country illegally despite the potential danger it'll create.
so to recap
low effort adult games BAAAAD.
Stopping actual online child exploitation?
Nah.
Pro illegals Game?
Ship it to print!
what a joke

xX-An0nYm0uS-Xx 25/08/27(Wed)05:52 No. 148606

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Its our fault for allowing a centralized payment processing system to be developed. Now we all know that was a mistake. The sooner we move to a decentralized model the better.

xX-An0nYm0uS-Xx 25/08/27(Wed)17:41 No. 148609

>>148604
>ChatGPT, can you rewrite this post like the nigger OP has a reading level higher than 3rd grade?

I saw a video from a channel that works with groups like payment processors (Visa and Mastercard), companies like Microsoft and Bungie, and even government bodies. If you know the nonsense each of them has pushed — like the UK’s Child Safety Act and forced ID verification — you’ll notice how silent they are when it comes to talking about it.

Especially Asmongold, who is covering a game that features characters who are illegal immigrants. From the video, it seems the game is trying to glorify people coming into the country illegally, despite the potential dangers it could create.

So, to recap:

Low-effort adult games? Baaaad.

Stopping actual online child exploitation? Nah.

Pro-illegal immigration game? Ship it to print!

What a joke.

xX-An0nYm0uS-Xx 25/08/28(Thu)09:43 No. 148610

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I happened across a video recently, emanating from a channel evidently quite cosy with payment processors such as Visa and Mastercard, large corporations like Microsoft and Bungie, and indeed certain governmental bodies. One can hardly be unaware of the various questionable initiatives each has foisted upon us—whether it be the United Kingdom’s Child Safety Act or proposals for compulsory identification to access the internet—yet, curiously, there is a deafening silence when it comes to openly discussing these matters.

This silence extends even to personalities like Asmongold, who covered a particular game that, astonishingly, revolves around characters portrayed as illegal immigrants. From what I gather, the game seems intent upon romanticising unlawful entry into a nation, whilst blithely disregarding the potential dangers such a narrative might encourage.

To summarise the absurdity:

Low-effort adult titles? Absolutely dreadful!

Meaningful attempts to prevent genuine child exploitation online? Apparently not worth the trouble.

A game glorifying illegal immigration? By all means, rush it to market!

What an unmitigated farce.

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