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2:22:44Now PlayingJosh Olin is currently Vice President of Communications at 3D Realms, a video game publisher/developer. He also previously worked as the community manager for various games, including Call of Duty & League of Legends.
Donald Sterling has right to private bigotry
Private speech invasion of privacy worse than bigotry
Sterling's statement not actually bigoted
Sterling's accuser had impure financial motives
Outrage culture enables firing for minor statements
Social media enables fake recreational outrage
Outrage people always existed but now have platform
Social media empowers retards and idiots
Feminist activists label disagreement as misogyny
Feminists engage in gender war against men
Feminists hypocritically mock men's rights
Feminist activist's appearance indicates she's a mess
Women in gaming receive death threats and harassment
Women not threatening castration of men
Racial quotas in hiring and policing are wrong
Women linebackers would ruin NFL
Gender activism makes men afraid to participate
Outrage culture creates fear of speaking
Companies cave to boycott pressure from outrage
Fear of outrage makes people slaves to system
Josh Olin was ahead of curve on Sterling opinion
Sterling's girlfriend engaged in prostitution
Trump campaign is reality TV spectacle
Mainstream media is profit-driven not informative
Snowden and Assange persecuted for journalism
Snowden and Assange most important 21st century figures
CNN and Fox News only care about profit
Legacy media destined to become irrelevant
Justine Sacco destroyed by social media outrage
People wanted Justine Sacco destroyed
Outrage culture is people hitting gas on anger
Outrage provides endorphin rush through anger
Social media gives ordinary people same reach as journalists
Anonymous outrage mobs don't know who they're attacking
Less than 1% of people engage in outrage
Most people lack critical thinking skills
Current era is craziest moment in history
Internet makes people more informed and kinder
Individual can positively influence many lives
Comedians address social issues with brazenness
Pre-social media era had less outrage entitlement
Peers privately supported but publicly abandoned
Comedy depends on freedom to offend
Tracy Morgan's joke was satirizing bad parents
Comedy is fiction like movies not endorsement
Video games blamed for mass shootings
Video games blamed unfairly like music and movies
Music blamed for violence like video games
Violent media releases aggression and helps people
Violent media releases desire to commit violence
Veterans use video games to cope with PTSD
Video games don't cause violence in adults or children
Media doesn't cause violent thoughts in people
Pornography alleviates sexual violence urges
Video game critics suffer from confirmation bias
Video games minor factor compared to abuse
Video games have rating systems like movies
Banning game genres is excessive censorship
Video games scapegoated like rap music was
People blame media instead of accepting human nature
Don't accept easy explanations for complex problems
Most Call of Duty players don't commit violence
Everything blamed for causing death
Modern feminism prevents sexy female game characters
Creating strong female characters is difficult
Artists afraid of feminist criticism
Studio not worried about feminist criticism
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