They did not quietly support it, when you learn to look for their actions instead of their words.

The mods that stayed want to keep their power, they’re not going to allow links to communities they’re not moderating.

A military attack on military targets with no civilian casualties (from the attack itself), why does that need condemnation?

There was no illegal code, no reason for Microsoft to take any action. There’s a reason this was not a DMCA.

Ryujinx was taken down by the author because they made a private agreement with Nintendo directly, GitHub was not involved.

I don’t think Putin can exactly spare any weapons at this time.

Did the US not say they’re not backing israel if they provoke Iran into a war?

Nintendo doesn’t want you to play their games if you’re not willing to follow their rules.

They don’t want you to play their games at all, seeing as they’re not selling them anymore.

They were never able to delete communities.

No, actually, occupiers have no right to defend themselves.

That’s definitely not true, I have at least two digital games that we share on multiple accounts.

Sitewide protests are still possible: Just stop modding.

With major releases like Tears of the Kingdom on the horizon…

Internet Explorer?

I admit, I thought I was in a different thread.

Lebanese have the right to defend themselves, and Palestinians.

Palestinians have the right to defend themselves.

you did not just make a whole comment responding to one single downvote

Just to be clear: He speaks for the leaders, not the people.

Did they actually do that? They threw soup at a pane of glass.

Arab here, agree with the comment above

The trolley problem does not have a correct answer, and a very popular way of thinking is that “if I do not engage the lever, whatever happens next is not my responsibility. If I divert, I will have killed that one person.”

I’m not American, not here to tell anyone who to vote for