Ah yes, a petition. Why didn't they think of it sooner? I remember all those other successful petitions that started on change.org!
This is part of a pattern with the Social Circle these assjacks involve themselves in. Extra Credits belongs to the same one you can find Jim Sterling in. Within that Social Circle, there is a pathological need to push what is seen as their own personal political angles based on the belief that everything is inherently political and all things but travel exactly one way politically. It's nothing but a trojan horse used to make spurious fucking arguments and, ultimately, push for more control.
The only reason I ever even heard about Six Days in Fallujah was because of their video all those years ago.
He's also playing both sides. "Oh, it was before I joined (no responsibility) but also we were right."
I've seen no evidence towards the 2009 version of Six Days exploring both sides of the conflict. They've yet to give any rational towards the 2021 version somehow being different from the 2009 one.
If anything the probability of the 2009 game to be more negative in the depiction of Americans is effectively null.
No one online ever admits they're wrong even when directly shown to be so or being caught in a situation where it's impossible not to be wrong on some level.
"I'd love to see a game explore both sides of a historical conflict."
Anybody who looks at Orcs and goes "Wait a minute, those are
It's probably the funniest outrage mob I've seen because it's extremely honest.
>tfw youre comparing fictional orcs to black people
tfw a website where you are allowed to say nigger is less racist than Extra Credits.
Progressives pushing that kind of shit are the modern day version of the anti-gay preacher getting caught tapping other men's feet in the airport restroom.tfw a website where you are allowed to say nigger is less racist than Extra Credits.
