What we stand for.

Sgt.SID

Sgt.SID

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Saw this video and my first though was TBG. I don't know if you guy's think about it this way but we are modern day activist. For the gaming community. Sure it maybe a small step but it's there. No one else does what we do and we stick to our guns to help make a better environment for all.

So the next time you're in channel. Saying thing you shouldn't be saying because "that type of person isn't around" to hear it. Remember what you stand for. Remember to be a better person. Not just for yourself but for the world as a whole.

[video=youtube;-9bNHkfYS_I]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9bNHkfYS_I[/video]
 
Thanks for posting. That's a well done piece with a great message.
 
What don't you get Sixer?
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The vid was great, I've seen others they did but what brought this on? That's what the question marks were for, I didn't understand the context and why not put this in private?
I realize it can apply to everyone, but given the way your post was going I thought it was aimed at something specific.
 
I think the target idea is not on racism, look deeper into the video. It's about remaining Neutral. We don't promote any bias across any game that is played. In my Racing sim community there has been a rash of bans on account for bashing kids that race. Those select few started a stigma against kids racing in the game. There was a bit of an uproar, to the point that the sim company offical realeased a statement stating that any type of bias against another competitor will not be tolerated.

TBG has a creed of doing this proper, especially if it's in TOS of a game.I.E. Think about servers that kick/ban for the use of grenades on the map metro.
 
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