The widespread protest pogroms in the United States prompted a number of gaming companies to express their support for the Black Lives Matter movement and at the same time express their rejection of racism. Joined the campaign and Blizzardbut her statement was met with hostility.
Today and always we support everyone who opposes racism and inequality. There is no place for them in our society – and in any society. Black lives matter
In response, Twitter users immediately remembered the events of not so long ago when the company banned the blitzchung player, who spoke out in support of street protests in Hong Kong. Blizzard did a bit more humane with three students: they were suspended for only six months.
Kh–kh … hong kong … kh–kh
I appreciate your support for blacks, but why did you disqualify a player who advocated for democracy and freedom for Hong Kong?
Or do you defend equality only when it costs you nothing?
Hong Kong we do not consider, right?
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We feel your pain.
In these difficult times, our company wants to assure that we remain with you and are ready to continue to receive income from your gaming purchases.
We confirm that we will do everything to publicly express support for any opinion, if only you continue to love us.
Because all we care about is money. Money-money-rubbish. Money
“Hey baby, do you want me to ruin your reputation?”
“Thanks, ma’am, I can handle it myself!”
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