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- Jun 27, 2014
Why? Because now it's going to look like a "cover up"? Like, as I said, people are accusing completely unrelated third party entities of doing anyway?
Yeah, but there's a difference.
If they'd come out right away with it, basically said "it's in the police's hands," that would have completely gotten Gencon off the hook. It would have also put the ball in Jeremy's court, which, and correct me if I'm wrong about this, nicely plays into your personal stake in this (seeing the sperg make a sperg out of himself). It would have been win-win. They wouldn't have stirred the hive on this one, the spergs of MTG's outcast community wouldn't have something that honestly does kind of look conspiratorial with all this shit to sperg about.
Let's say you run a business, Crackas. You're doing your thing, all's good, and some assbag gets into a fight with another, equally-Autistic assbag. Common sense dictates you just go that it's a fat lot of not your fucking problem, but there's a problem with claiming that when one of the assbags in question turns out to have some kind of stake in your establishment. All you need to do at this point is say eight words: "We've already gone to the police about this," and the problem takes care of itself.
Instead, Gencon went full lockdown.
We know now that not only was this someone with a booth (and who still has it), not only is this someone who had a 4-day pass, not only was this someone who had a history of making outrageous claims about punching Nazis, but was witnessed fucking spergfighting Jeremy by multiple people already - and while I don't think Jeremy was remotely seriously hurt, and I also think Jeremy is a sensationalizing idiot who has overplayed his hand, we know he was actually attacked. There's accounts from multiple eyewitnesses, FFS.
But fear not: I'm entirely sure I know why they went full lockdown on it now: You see, we know for sure that Gencon officially was supporting and promoting a game that Loter's company happened to be involved with. Assuming that Gencon had a financial stake in this (an easy thing to assume, because they were streaming it), it makes perfect fucking sense why Gencon did everything they could to ban anyone who asked about it (and correspondingly, why Loter was nowhere to be found yesterday when Kiwi Operatives were on the hunt).