This is their pinned tweet. I knew all this standing up for racism by many companies last year was some PR exercise.
i believe "tough shit" applies here. they are either being overruled by the money men which makes anything they say suspect or they are just personal-level cowards.You're boycotting IGN for actions beyond their control. The staff who supported the initial tweets are probably more upset about this than you are.
No you never said he was THE one to take it down, just you thought he had something to do with. Since we are talking about genocide and war crimes I personally would not accuse someone of that without proof.Did I say he was THE one that took it down?
There is no doubts the suits made IGN take it down but McCaffery does have a bad history on topics like this and it isn't just about Tesla. Like people posted in the other threads along with this one, Six Days of Fallujah was on his watch. Someone that doesn't see the issue with that is someone I don't trust.
Edit: Heck, how can you even say this is a tinfoil conspiracy when he himself is saying how excited he is to go on Colin's broadcast? Someone who is alt right...
You gonna have to explain why because there is nothing interesting about two white dudes with questionable politics having a conversation.Could be an interesting listen, but will likely only be available via Patreon.
So what if he has been talking for weeks?No you never said he was THE one to take it down, just you thought he had something to do with. Since we are talking about genocide and war crimes I personally would not accuse someone of that without proof.
Colin has been talking about Ryan being on his podcast for weeks now. Could be an interesting listen, but will likely only be available via Patreon.
yeah i'm sure it will be really "interesting" to hear two ben shapiro types jerk each other off via podcast, uh huhNo you never said he was THE one to take it down, just you thought he had something to do with. Since we are talking about genocide and war crimes I personally would not accuse someone of that without proof.
Colin has been talking about Ryan being on his podcast for weeks now. Could be an interesting listen, but will likely only be available via Patreon.
Welp that is cowardice. Can imagine they got some stern looks from Americans (or others) with stakes in IGN.
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The thing is -- other outlets didn't every try to post something. IGN editors being brave in the first place is something to commend.
I think we should. It sucks for the employees who really wanted to do good in this situation, what boycotting is the only thing that has a chance of getting the owner's attention.
Dont agree with this at all. IGN staffers made a courageous effort that was clearly reversed by their corporate owners. We should punish them for this? They need to be able to decide how they proceed without pressure from us. Let J2 Global know how you feel about this, I think that's enough for now.
I think we should. It sucks for the employees who really wanted to do good in this situation, what boycotting is the only thing that has a chance of getting the owner's attention.
That's true but ultimately it's a protest against IGN not their writers. Its unfortunate they've been caught up in this but if they are silent from now I'd argue they're complicit.
fucking scary more like.Pure sociopathy from J2. It amazes me how much pro-Israel forces has much of the western world by the balls.
The initial signal boost for Palestine mattered however brief. Good for those with the spine
IGN Isreal literally sided with IDF like it was a damn red vs blue game. Sickening what they get away with. Glad it was taken down but you know their office was pissed the US branch showed humanitarian support on the matter. Some petty shit "oh they want to play this game? We can play it too!"IGN didn't side with hamas, they didn't condemn Israel, they just said Palestinian civilians were suffering. But apparently even that is too much for Israel and it's lackeys.
Israel's iron grasp on America's media is sickening.
I'm sure you mean well and have good intentions, so sorry if I come across as being harsh. But never call this a conflict, because it's not. It's really simple:
It's a genocide, ethnic cleansing from one side who is pulling the strings in the region, has the 4th most powerful army in the world and has the (financial) backing of the US and a big chunk of Europe. The other side is an oppressed country of people for over 70 years, with literally no one to back them in any way, no army, just a bunch of rocks thrown by teenagers and at best some homemade rockets and they're living in the biggest open air prison in the entire world.
Also a good read if you want to know the situation:
FAQ | Decolonize Palestine
Welcome to the Decolonize Palestine FAQ. Here you will find answers to the most commonly asked questions regarding the Palestinian question.decolonizepalestine.com
🤡Good. They shouldn't have said anything in the first place. Stick to games, your bread and butter. If I want politics, I'll visit other websites.
Good. They shouldn't have said anything in the first place. Stick to games, your bread and butter. If I want politics, I'll visit other websites.
Good. They shouldn't have said anything in the first place. Stick to games, your bread and butter. If I want politics, I'll visit other websites.
Good. They shouldn't have said anything in the first place. Stick to games, your bread and butter. If I want politics, I'll visit other websites.
They'd probably get fired before it even got to that. Hell, I'd be surprised if they haven't been fired already.Would it be feasible for the censored staff to use their power to withhold coverage of the upcoming E3 as a sign of protest when we are nearer the E3 coverage?
I don't understand why people want to ban IGN or boycott them.
This is what happens if you present a different narrative on the Israel/Palestine conflict for a US company.
The debate is so ridiculous and one sided that I am happy that they showed even the little support for Palestine that they did. You can see these views and points in a lot of countries, but its just not possible in America currently or in the foreseeable future IMO. Supporting Israel and thereby the occupation is not up for debate here.
I applaud people on this forum for trying to improve things or at least trying to be ethical and point out when someone is doing or saying something wrong, but I don't see anything changing on this subject anytime soon. Its not even an option as I see it.
Clown shoes.Good. They shouldn't have said anything in the first place. Stick to games, your bread and butter. If I want politics, I'll visit other websites.
Do we know who posted the original article and tweet?They'd probably get fired before it even got to that. Hell, I'd be surprised if they haven't been fired already.
Would you be willing to lose a job that could be worth anywhere up to $100k because your corporate owners deleted the Tweet, for an act that would do absolutely nothing for anyone?Would it be feasible for the censored staff to use their power to withhold coverage of the upcoming E3 as a sign of protest when we are nearer the E3 coverage?
I have no idea, but their manager does.
Humanitarian crisis isn't politics. Get some perspective.Good. They shouldn't have said anything in the first place. Stick to games, your bread and butter. If I want politics, I'll visit other websites.
This is their pinned tweet. I knew all this standing up for racism by many companies last year was some PR exercise.
This, I'm glad the actual employees are still making a stand where they can despite the opposition from their higher-ups.It's still great to see some IGN employees posting the donation links directly on their Twitter accounts and not silenced or staying neutral