@Bsbsbsb297566@NotJohnWard I’m just trying to understand your position with no confirmed source that a man with a firmly established paranoid mental health disorder where he irrationally feels he’s always under attack was being robbed on a very public high foot traffic area surrounded by other pedestrians?
@Bsbsbsb297566@NotJohnWard Also from the article, “They say that Hamby recently took a samurai sword into a Chamblee elementary school, thinking that it was necessary because he needed to charge his phone.” Not self defense, just mentally ill. DA’s need the attention with this one.
@Bsbsbsb297566@NotJohnWard “In the lengthy statement, Hamby’s family says he lives with a severe mental illness that causes him to believe “he is under constant, terrifying attack from bystanders who are simply walking near him.”
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@EndWokeness All the people on her complaining about the police not doing their jobs. His arrest records prove otherwise. Shift your attention to soft on crime DA’s and judges.
@IGN Edward Bernays was a pioneer of public relations who argued in *Propaganda* that public opinion could be deliberately shaped through psychology, media, & advertising. His ideas also raised concerns about manipulation & the influence of powerful elites (Sony) through marketing.
@StopKilingGames The game industry is redefining “buying a game.”
You used to own the copy.
Now you’re sold a revocable license — while they still say “Buy” and “Purchase.”
@StopKilingGames This hits harder with under-18s.
Many buy games themselves. Minors have limited contract capacity, yet the real terms are buried in jargon while it’s marketed as a normal purchase.
@davidscottjaffe “In North America, this has already happened, but without discs. In the package, there’s a code included. “ That is a quote from the investor meeting. Package with a code. What incentive is there for a consumer to buy what is an empty box that provides a 1 use code?