@sargentd: “There is no "another". It's what he said, directly. It was requested, not demanded, which he done out of respect.
While the presence of a swastika would have caused Doom to be banned in Germany (where the display of Nazi iconography in video gameswas illegal, regardless of context), and not just restricted to adults due to the game's graphic violence, according to developer John Romero, the symbol was removed after an objection to its presence was sent to him by a veteran of World War II.
The people who demanded, objecting to Doom were 1. Germany (because of that whole Hitler guy thing) 2. People blaming it for school shootings such as Columbine High School massacre 3. A general "video games cause violence scare"
This, not the swastikas was the was people were outraged by with correlation between video games and real world violence being dubunked. The people in question of high moral value (let me check my notes)... Oh.
Dumb pussies..
All of which, you've ignored, which I directly highlighted Because it makes you look dumb. And proves my point, completely right.
Which I am. Which to reiterate, is deeply impressive stuff.”
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That was what I was wanting the source for, minus the ad hominems. 🥱
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