Uhm, no
World of Warcraft means more to me than some random city in the far east.
Sort your shit yourself.
Uhm, no
World of Warcraft means more to me than some random city in the far east.
Sort your shit yourself.
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Dude. You clearly dont want to discuss the tocpic, all you do is bitch about things yout dont have aclue about. Im muting you. My time is worth more then replying to beeings like you are.
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Is being idealistic the new hip thing for kids these days?
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You'd be way better off calling you congresspeople, supporting those politicians that support a free HK, and donating to pro HK charities than this. This is just self serving and only serves to mak individuals feel good about doing nothing substantial about actually helping HK.
What you're suggesting doesn't help Hong Kong. Instead of quitting a videogame why not make a donation to Amnesty International or something?
Protesters in Hong Kong are getting jacked up in the street by riot cops, and you say boycotting a videogame is standing in solidarity with them. What a joke. Some real 2019 slacktivism there.
As long as blizzard indoctirnates his customers, there is literally 0 chance to get to any one or anything. No wonder they cooprate with china and desttroy different opinions.
What you need to realize that thia is not right. We live in 2020 soon. Its a shame
The OP is a troll, obviously.
But why shouldn't anyone direct his/her "rage" at this video game company? You can play your part in making the issue public, and the people in Hong Kong benefit from the attention. No, the reddit / social media warriors won't liberate Hong Kong. But with a few clicks they can help to make this world-wide news.
I would even make the wild claim that the only reason why China didn't stomp these people yet is because the world is watching, and more are watching every day. This Blitzchung incident obviously just plays a small part, but it's something people can do.
So, Aiko, why the all or nothing approach? Why not make that first, easy step? Maybe more steps will follow?
Peace is a lie. There is only passion. Through passion I gain strength. Through strength I gain power.
Through power I gain victory. Through victory my chains are broken. The Force shall set me free.
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Sorry, not really getting where you're going?
While I'm not unsympathetic to the activists in HK - the situation closer to home (Kurds, Turkey's aggression and USA being unreliable ally after fucking up the middle-east) worry me much more at the moment.
Unsubscribing form WoW doesn't seem like very effective way to protest against anything at all. So I won't.
You should then also stop playing any games on the epic store, disconnect your router (which mostly are Chinese made or owned by Chinese companies), toss away your Apple or any products/software by Apple you use. Also you should stop using Google or their app store. (Y'know those two companies which are actually blocking/removing apps from their store because they are popular among the Hong Kong protest movement?)
I bet you actually know nothing about the situation in Hong Kong and are using your faux outrage to be "hip"
Imagine doing something which -can- actually have an effect; but no that's not what this is about, this is about how "defiant" you are and how much you "care" for human rights over there just to score some internet points right?
Funny how until this happened no one seemed to care about Hong Kong, now suddenly MMO-Champion/Youtube is filled with "pro Hong Kong" stuff.
Camilla: You, sir, should unmask.
Stranger: Indeed?
Cassilda: Indeed, it's time. We have all laid aside disguise but you.
Stranger: I wear no mask.
Camilla: (Terrified, aside to Cassilda.) No mask? No mask!
I love how many people on this topic always try to use the logical fallacy of "If you care about one thing, you have to care about everything.". People need to stop that. It's a bad argument. Caring about everything is impossible. Caring about something enough to speak out or act on it doesn't make you a hypocrite for not doing the same thing to every similar situation.
It's the same bullshit argument where people claim you have to be a master game developer to criticize anything in any game. It's just bad logic. You don't have to be a master chef to know when the toast is burnt, and you don't have to be a billionare altruistic super-saint in order to speak out against a single injustice.