>>715292974
>So effectively what you’re trying to do is play them off of each other? But that in of itself can create a dangerous precedent where the government is able to step in on matter in regards to games.
That possibility always exists.

The goal would be to cleanse the gaming industry until corporations learn their place, no matter how petty of a reason.
>Nintendo decided to sue an emulator company, well time to point out their data collection of minors and how they specifically target children
>Microsoft appealed to get their FCC merger to ruin Blizzard, Bethesda and Activision.... Well time to continuously point out they violated their agreement and raised prices so it's only fair they be broken up again.
You see, they play fast and loose cause no one cares to organize and hurt them. Sure, a channel like Smash JT or Vara Dark might cover the news, but no one ever mass calls the FCC and starts massive Campaigns to get the governemnt off its ass to do its job.
>>715290465
How is Gawker doing? How is Kotaku doing?

The irony of this is it would have to be a political action committie that gives no fucks about actual politics. We would have to be loyal to no party, and make it so that the moment a politician backdoors some bullshit in we can get a group of politically jaded people to vote ANYONE just to scare politicians.
That is the mechanism to get gov off our ass

The mechanism to get Corpos in line is pointing out their violations and mass reporting as well as just fucking with them.

>>713085221
A respectable opinion that even those who do not see them as art can agree with.