Probably plenty. Era has the same problems many progressive / left leaning circles (see: Twitter) on the internet have; good intentions, but largely uninformed and poorly thought out understanding of and critique towards societal problems and human behaviour, and what constitutes as a fair, reasonable, proportionate response to whatever a person is guilty of and what the intent/goal of that response is. Your example is valid, in the same breath that this place is full of people who parrot "ACAB" and abhor societal injustice, and demand reform of our justice system, but also froth at the possibility of disproportionate punitive responses from the law when it's someone/something they personally see as a threat or injustice, with total disregard to suggestions of rehabilitation and long term welfare of the perpetrator. You know, ACAB and fuck the justice system, unless it's something I don't like, in which case lock them up and throw away the key and never, ever, forever let them back into society.
Which I'm not accusing anyone here (yourself included) of suggesting or implying. More that these conversations are always a bit of spotlight on the logical inconsistencies many demonstrate. Evidence of people who, again, mean well and are probably quite progressive in their personal life and general opinions on things, but have a lot of work to do personally in really unpacking what they think and believe in regard to more complex societal topics, and haven't yet developed the introspection to realise they routinely demonstrate hypocrisy in their belief systems.
Internet gonna internet I guess. I hope the kid receives justice proportionate to the crimes in addition to supportive, rehabilitive services that recognise they are still a minor, and allow the kid to recognise the impact of their behaviour, rationalise why it's unacceptable, and return to society with low risk of reoffence.
I also hope this has an equally proportionate impact on development and Rockstar's work culture, and there isn't a disproportionate response from upper management in regards to staff expectations (eg: WFH policies). It's a shitty thing to have happened, and I'm certain thousands of people across Rockstar are gutted, but it has happened and life goes on. GTA6 will still be met with a fury of interest and excitement, and I'd be bewildered if it was anything less than one of the most successful game launches in history.
