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· 26 likes · Anyone who's ever been a Seinfeld fan would know that the Soup Nazi was based on a character created by a Jew, to describe a deli owner who was strict with his customers. If a Jew isn't offended by the …
If aiding the staff to remove the greatest symbol of discrimination in the world, from the game, isn't worth a bug splatter, than what is?
In one hand, reporting a bug instead of abusing it would be rewarded with a bug splatter.
In the other hand reporting a content that offends or should offend everyone that is against discrimination, successfully removing it from the game, despite the Community Manager himself saying it wasn't a big deal, isn't worth the bug splatter.
Well, it seems clear that Torn doesn't look the deed itself but the person that did it, when rewarding people for substantial contribution.
Edit: HavokGDI disliked your post - When the staff cares enough to dislike your post, you know you've hit some soft spot.
Anyone who's ever been a Seinfeld fan would know that the Soup Nazi was based on a character created by a Jew, to describe a deli owner who was strict with his customers. If a Jew isn't offended by the term, then there isn't a person in the world who should be.