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People call left wing podcast discourse to be terminally online but god damn how did these right wing become such soyboys crying about shooting at ones and zeros.
I hope someone makes a game where if you shoot a cop in the game, a cop magically dies irl.
Since when is Alex O'Connor right wing?
It wasn't just the video. The ones who restarted this "killing cops in a video game is bad" discourse are right wing fascists. See Elon Musk and Andrew Tate.
Andrew Tate, claiming to be manly and strong while crying about dead cops in a video game.
Alex's point has really nothing to do with cops, he's talking about crime in general. In fact he makes a very unique one. This seems like a bad example of the sentiment to be criticized.
Crime is bad
What's his argument? I have no idea who he is