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Wednesday, July 25, 2018
God forbid you watch the video bopit
We've had a lot of ups and downs over the years, but today is, without question, the saddest day in the history of the Theorist community. We've lost a friend and team member, Ronnie "Oni" Edwards. For those who don't know, Ronnie has worked on this channel longer than anyone, hosting his own show as well as editing a HUGE number of the videos you've watched. In six years of working together, he contributed so much to what The Game Theorists is today. His loss is one that comes after years of him bravely working to move beyond the trauma of his past, fighting an internal battle every day, a battle that eventually became too much for him. This video is to honor his memory and remind everyone out there who also struggles with anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts to reach out and keep talking because YOU ARE NOT ALONE...even when it feels like you are.
We'll miss you, Ronnie.
I hope you like you birthday present Max
I know you hated this channel ater all
you made it look like suicide
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Max shot him and then rubbed his fingers all over the gun
I think this was an inside job
Just like FPSRussia killing his editor
You can't read them, but you can post
They just set the video to "approved comments only" and then don't approve any
I mean, they should at least put his picture on screen or something
I don't care because I didn't even know he existed
The death of someone I don't know isn't going to bother me
Really, any time someone does a suicide video, part of me feels like it's self-serving
they have
People say that about Rob, I guarantee they've said it about Game Theorists
Having something that you enjoy is sometimes enough to get you through hard times
tommy C wants to take down fans of loli spooky
Kappa
loli's not illegal, nothing will happen
Unless he's alluded to having actual child porn, nothing will come of it, FBI won't even bother
As far as I am aware, digi just has loli shit, both physically and on his pc
that is, to the best of my knowledge, the extent of it
Actually, physically might get him in trouble now
Probably won't
Almost certainly won't
But it'd be cool if Digi got them to strike down some new shit laws
That would be amusing
Also the way jim clipped this lmao https://twitter.com/WeWuzMetokur/status/1022214367134314498
context is important kids
as far the USA goes, it depends on the state if you get in any trouble for having loli stuff, and even in the states that can get you in trouble, it's still pretty uncommon
I forget the term, but they can use it as justification to search for evidence, can't confiscate stuff though
In America, if your house emits odd fumes or explosions have been reported, police have the right to enter the premises and investigate
as far as I'm concerned, Fictional characters are just that. Fiction. and it doesn't matter
Similar to if they catch wind of you hoarding porn or buying odd sex dolls
So if anything, he'll get a fine for pirating music or something unrelated
And he won't object, because it wont be that much, and fighting it would be a pain
so pika, is this stuff just from some argument where an idiot thinks fictional loli's are as bad as real cp
I don't follow these people so I have no idea what the actual context here is
digibro is an anime youtuber who often talks about how he likes loli
and I have no idea who tommy c is
but I assume that is what it is
Why am I not surprised that people are reducing the police brutality controversy to just being a fucking joke? Media does not exist in a vacuum and your stupid video games also require tact, which none of you have. To draw an joke illustration related to police brutality for the anniversary, knowing full well that police brutality is a serious issue in the united states especially to black people, is an insensitive act that begs for some sort of apology or reworking. Maybe it isn't intended to be that way, and maybe Riyo didn't understand this issue well at all. Until then, you’re left with the fact that Japan has made a joke illustration about police brutality for FGO USA anniversary a few days right after the fourth of july. You can pretend it’s “just a joke not to be taken seriously” so you can both show how ignorant you are to these issues and how, when it comes to racism/sexism, you insufferable racists just don't care about the minority. The illustration even portrayed the "police" arresting a "transgender" citizen. Trying to put racism and anti-transgenderism as a joke is unnacceptable.
Tbh I feel like I myself am tolerating this a little too much by even hoping it’s not as bad as it seems. This is unacceptable full stop. I just hope they make everyone eat their words. It's been 1 year since FGO USA was released, it’s a bad business practice in general.