Saying anything other than quick, understandable jokes while watching movies or series is an asshole move.
Afterwards? No, go nuts.You don't need my consent to write on a public forum that the movie I just blindly enjoyed is trash from start to end, I may even agree with you - the Star Wars prequels were a personal favorite of mine when I was a youngling.
If you ever feel like you're stupid, ignorant, absolutely microbe-brained, and that no one on this planet could possibly be more braincell starved than you:remember that at least you don't invest in the stock market for a living
The same goes the other way around: don't let your enjoyment of something stop you from examining it critically, or, worse, (try to) stop others from doing so - which happens quite often, unfortunately.
Usually that type of bait post has a generalized accusation of hypocrisy, that's the secret ingredient that turns comment sections into 360-era COD lobbies - this post's title is missing that, so to me it doesn't look like deliberate ragebait
EA has a bad reputation everywhere, and they mostly deserve it - even if you barely hear about said hatred anymore, because so many publishers and even a few indie devs managed to supersede their reputation.
On the surface it plays like copaganda, some people certainly call it copaganda, it does have some pro-police elements, but there are several bits of lore that points to cases of police corruption or misbehavior on multiple scales.
In one mission, you have to detain a corrupt FISA (= FBI) agent - he may pull out a gun and shoot you, if he feels like he can take you out.
You have to raid a house where three brothers are illegally modding and selling guns, to pay for their mother's cancer treatment. She tipped off the cops, to stop her children from getting into too much trouble; if you end up using lethal force, you're killing the sons of a mother who believed in you in front of her, and the game doesn't count that as a failure.
There's an in-universe equivalent of MKUltra, and the main character is apparently a successful test subject of it. Some speculate that the USIA (= CIA) is artificially facilitating crime in Los Suenos to put you to the test.
A mission briefing states that a police officer (or many? idr) beats up a detained suspect, who has to be sent to a hospital - the "victim" did massacre an entire night club with his buddies, but still, it's technically police brutality.
In the last mission of the base game you find a cargo container with human trafficking victims in it, then a sus conversation happens where another FISA agent butts in the comms and orders you to close it; it's unclear what's going on, the entire game teaches you that it's specifically not your job to take care of injured civilians and whatnot, but the tone of the characters implies that the FISA agent may be trying to cover the tracks of the criminal organization.
If you do a bad job too often (which includes harming civilians and surrendering suspects), your subordinates retire (from the police, I assume).
Saying anything other than quick, understandable jokes while watching movies or series is an asshole move.
Afterwards? No, go nuts.You don't need my consent to write on a public forum that the movie I just blindly enjoyed is trash from start to end, I may even agree with you - the Star Wars prequels were a personal favorite of mine when I was a youngling.