Kinda hard to dehumanize a people who reject their own humanity at every turn. Listen to how they talk about Ukrainians and what the Russian army is doing to them, the orcs love it. It’s like trying to dehumanize the IDF, they do it on their own.
I gave you the definition of the word, and you have issues with how it is defined, and blame Me saying that I am deciding what is and is not related? Pathetic.
Also, no. They are Orcs, plain and simple. If you have a problem with that, go tell that to Ukraine, see how they feel about it.
Is this some kind of Russian proverb I’m too human to understand?
Also, you are very bad at this, it’s blatantly obvious that you have no response to my points, so you just keep trying to deflect and redirect the conversation. So, why don’t we just call it here as a loss for Chinese Apologists?
So, wait, Namco are Genocide enablers? Since when?
Also, my guy, I’ve met plenty of Tankies in my life, it’s not uncommon to see a westerner that hates westerners.
Game mechanics can be Patented in the US, just look at the Nemesis system.
Also, just because a country decides that their definition of a thing is different than everyone else’s, doesn’t make it correct. Just look at Russia, they have so many different forms of lying to justify lying in everyday life, but that doesn’t make corruption OK.
On top of that, you were the one who defended this fairly blatant plagiarism by pointing to examples of theft.
So, you’re saying that it is the Chinese culture to steal from others because they were stolen from? That sounds racist as hell.
Pretty sure it’s a Russian bot yeah. It seems to have a lot of issues with westerners and Americans in particular.
No, pointing out hypocrisy would be going “hey, didn’t you also blatantly rip off a popular product? Isn’t it hypocritical for you to criticize them for something you also have done?” What Aboutism is defined as: “the rhetorical practice of responding to an accusation or difficult question by making a counteraccusation, by asking a different but related question, or by raising a different issue altogether. Whataboutism often serves to reduce the perceived plausibility or seriousness of the original accusation or question by suggesting that the person advancing it is hypocritical or that the responder’s misbehavior is not unique or unprecedented.” https://www.britannica.com/topic/whataboutism
Good ole “what aboutism”
Whaaaat? A Chinese company making a knock-off of another product? You don’t say.
When you hear someone say “It’s not happening, but if it is, they deserve it” in response to being told about the bombings, the rapes, the kidnapping of children, you start to realize that you aren’t listening to the words of a human.