Sweet Baby Explained | Why You're Seeing This Company In The News

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  @thefanwithoutaface8105 · 2 years ago

  Sweet Baby Inc.: A company that isn't Sweet but full of Babies.

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  @VirtuesOfSin · 2 years ago

  &quot;I don&apos;t want to work with people who aren&apos;t like me&quot;<br>That isn&apos;t a micro aggression, that&apos;s a massive aggression.

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  @DunstonTheDwarf · 2 years ago

  Why is it so freaking shocking these days to get a divisive topic broken down with both sides of the situation and presented to the viewer to make their own decisions? Thank you for doing this. &nbsp;It&apos;s a breath of fresh air.

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  @kellymoses8566 · 2 years ago

  Saying you can&apos;t be racist to a specific race is one of the most racist thing you can say.

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  @FortLGuy · 2 years ago

  It&apos;s funny how that Sweet Baby Inc. employees were mad with that Steam curator even though all he did was list a bunch of games with their involvement. And unknowingly made that Steam page more popular than ever and showed their true colors with their awful behavior.

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  @smashley4661 · 2 years ago

  Someone from Sweet Baby decided to spit on the grave of famous manga author Akira Toriyama. He claims that Akira created the most racist character in all of manga and anime: Mr. Popo. He was based off of a Hindu god named Mahakala

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  @ttrev007 · 2 years ago

  i don&apos;t think you clearly mentioned what they did at the beginning. they tried to get his personal gaming account taken from him. that is not just the loss of money put into the games he purchased but also the progress he has made in the games. If i lost my MMO account not only would i loose money, i would loose a large amount of free gifts i would have to pay money a ton to get back and it would take years to regain the progress i have. They attacked his personal account because they did not like his opinion on the games they were involved in, that is truly malicious behavior. That was way worse then just trying to silence him.

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  @yewknight · 2 years ago

  It is telling when a company fights to keep its product hidden from consumers.

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  @gagefisher4785 · 2 years ago

  The state of gaming<br><br>Them: &quot;Buy our games!&quot;<br>One Brazilian dude: &quot;No.&quot;<br><br>And now the feds are involved. Makes ya think...

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  @pewthepuny2849 · 2 years ago

  Kim Belair:<br>&quot;Gamers are like picky babies who get mad when they don&apos;t get what they want lol&quot;<br><br>Also Kim Belair:<br>&quot;Threaten to throw a big tantrum and attack people unless they give you exactly what you want&quot;

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  @Vain737 · 2 years ago (edited)

  The response to the curator page was most telling: SBI reacted very much like Roaches when you shine a light on them: They panicked.<br>Surely you&apos;d expect people engaged in honourable and just work to be proud of it, right? <br>And yet, they reacted with shame and panic when exposed. Hmmm.

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  @SigPuma · 2 years ago (edited)

  Dani Lalonders: &quot;I&apos;m not saying that. I&apos;m not saying that.... I&apos;m saying that.&quot;

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