I disagree with the fallacy that being a pro means he has to be any different from any other gamer.
He should be able to say everything amateur players say everyday without everyone making a big deal about this.
Example: dominating an adversary in a videogame has been known as "rape" since I remember.
He should be able to say everything amateur players say everyday without everyone making a big deal about this.
Not being his first language, for all we know he could have been talking about a game he played against a kid.13thforswarn said:Poor guy? Wtf? How can you have any sympathy for him? I mean, what the bloody f*** was he thinking? How is that even a joke (assuming it's not true)? "I abused a child" is appalling and he rightful got suspended (though you did acknowledged this).
There's always a funny joke. You just haven't found it yet.Evil Smurf said:And this is why rape jokes are not funny.
He just said "abused". The person that mentioned fucking first was not him. And expressions like "abusing/fucking" can have thousands of meanings on the internet. Like I said, it could all refer to a game.PirateRose said:He probably didn't actually abuse/rape a 14yr old, but it certainly sounds like he was bragging about banging one. If it is legal wherever it may have taken place and the teenager was fully willing, then that's not the real problem.
Example: dominating an adversary in a videogame has been known as "rape" since I remember.
God damn it, we don't want anyone to be offended. That's the worst thing that can happen. Let's all eat our meat under the table so that we don't offend the vegetarians. And homosexuals should act straight in public to avoid offending anyone.PirateRose said:The problem is he was bragging with such language about sex with a 14yr old with viewers who may be in locations where it is illegal and they will be offended.
So what? That situation can possibly be legal/fall under the Romeo and Juliet Laws in many countries. Are those cultures reprehensible? It's a five year difference, not a 10 year difference.GoaThief said:As if that makes a difference. I'd call a 19 year old an adult and a 14 year old a child... I would say in your example both are pretty much equally reprehensible. 5 years is a lot of difference around that age.