Did they? Had no idea.You mean the same Target that decided to stop selling Grand Theft Auto 5 and some other games after another Mass Shooting a few years ago? Walmart is following by their dreadful example.
Presidents can be assholes too. He is the president but He is on the power because of the people and the people pay him the bills. He is the president but the real bosses are the people if they unite.Trump is our president
And I would like to clarify if these are walmarts that already don't sell guns (I know none around here do) or if someone has been in a walmart and can take a picture of empty game case full gun case.
I don't think it was fake news. I had coworkers telling me games were pulled from our local Walmart to temporarily. I just think Walmart did a 180 when they realized what they had done.So it's fake news. I was wondering why only IGN was reporting this.
I don't think it was fake news. I had coworkers telling me games were pulled from our local Walmart to temporarily. I just think Walmart did a 180 when they realized what they had done.
after a photo Tweeted by a gamer and voice actor named Erik Louden showed near-empty games shelves at Walmart, speculation arose that the retailer was also removing violent games from sale. The website IGN reported as much, citing a statement from Walmart:
"We've taken this action out of respect for the incidents of the past week, and it does not reflect a long-term change in our video game assortment. We are focused on assisting our associates and their families, as well as supporting the community, as we continue a thoughtful and thorough review of our policies."
That statement was also sent to Kotaku when we sought confirmation for IGN's report. It had also been provided to reporters asking about Walmarts' memo regarding games signage and appears to actually only have been intended to address that. Shortly after we received that statement, however, another Walmart rep told Kotaku: "We have not given direction to date to remove titles." IGN has since updated its story with a correction.
That's kind of a gross overstatement tbh, and undermines the problems actual third worlds have.Can first world countries be officially graded down to 3rd world countries again? Because thats whats happening right now in the US...
Can first world countries be officially graded down to 3rd world countries again? Because thats whats happening right now in the US...
Can first world countries be officially graded down to 3rd world countries again? Because thats whats happening right now in the US...
Can first world countries be officially graded down to 3rd world countries again? Because thats whats happening right now in the US...
This is the gold medal winner of '1st world problems'.Can first world countries be officially graded down to 3rd world countries again? Because thats whats happening right now in the US...
As someone who has lived in a third world country before, when people say this it makes me go "Huh. People legit don't know how hard living is in those countries, do they?"
Like no offense, I get what you mean, but I promise that the US is not a third world country lol
I know third world countries have some more severe problems. But having to fear for your life, either because anyone could have a gun or you could be deported anytime or you could get some injury that you can't afford to get treated comes pretty close to this I'd say. Plus the whole thing where the corrupt government enables and faciliates those problems.
it is the only place most can afford stuff to buy.It blows my mind that people use Walmart for their shopping anyway
Dude, come on. I agree with ScoobsJoestar . You don't know what you're talking about, just take the L on this one and back down from that premise. I came from a third world country and lived through a civil war that saw roving death squads sanctioned by a military junta backed by the US that committed actual war crimes against their own people and had no free or fair elections.I know third world countries have some more severe problems. But having to fear for your life, either because anyone could have a gun or you could be deported anytime or you could get some injury that you can't afford to get treated comes pretty close to this I'd say. Plus the whole thing where the corrupt government enables and faciliates those problems.
This is unfair on third world countries because they have more sensible gun control laws than the US.Can first world countries be officially graded down to 3rd world countries again? Because thats whats happening right now in the US...
Dude, come on. I agree with ScoobsJoestar . You don't know what you're talking about, just take the L on this one and back down from that premise. I came from a third world country and lived through a civil war that saw roving death squads sanctioned by a military junta backed by the US that committed actual war crimes against their own people and had no free or fair elections.
It fits the budget for a lot of peopleIt blows my mind that people use Walmart for their shopping anyway. It's literally the only shop Ive been to, in the world, where they treat you like a criminal from the minute you walk in i.e. not being allowed to carry a rucksack round while shopping and having to show your receipt before leaving the store. It's an utter shithole of a company.
As another person who grew up during a civil war in a third world country and emigrated to the US, you need to check your shit.Of course the USA is not yet in the dire situation you described and will hopefully never be, but it's already halfway into it's own little version of dystopia. And this Walmart story is just one little symptom of many.
As another person who grew up during a civil war in a third world country and emigrated to the US, you need to check your shit.
Not going to lie, if they want an easy win. Stand up for gaming and call out the bullshit as a company.
It's generally more expensive, has fewer items, and is not as prevalent as Walmart.