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Very possibly most likely true. I'd disagree. He purchased a different set of card boxes and happened to be given these by mistake. True. I think they were more interested in finding out what happened and how these embargoed cards managed to get out into the wild before the release date...

That one hurt.

How did you know Florida lawyers were required to have a hurricane present during opening and closing arguments? I thought that was a state secret.

Just want to point out that is fake. If it was really a Florida filing, it'd be written in crayon by a drunk 4-year old charging a carton of cigarettes and a case of PBR. The judge would be an alligator who went to UF and takes pride in drinking warm gatorade.

Objection! Do you not find it problematic that everything everyone at Pinkerton does seems to be viewed as bad/evil/wrong/abuse/etc? Is it not possible that at least one employee isn't breaking the legs of union workers and making YouTuber wives cry? Or should we be looking at any Pinkerton...

Link? I apologize for the inconvenience, but there are 28 pages of posts, and I assume you might be more familiar with which posts would have the linked information.

How do you know it wasn’t?

This is where I have a bit of confusion. Why would someone make a suggestion that they wouldn't be comfortable with? I've asked several times for others to suggest what hey would do in WoTC's position, and I think only one person gave a response that wasn't, "Not send Pinkerton." Then when they...

Thank you. I too find your posts insightful. It's why I rather like having discussions with you. Civility and insightfulness are difficult to come by on the internet. I'd say it is an assumption that his training wasn't aimed at de-escalation. We don't know what previous training the guard had...

Just to be clear, what would we be blaming him for? I think we are talking about WoTC sending someone to retrieve their merch, I can agree with that. Pretty sure that's what the main discussion of this thread is. If it is something else you are referring to, i'd need some clarification, so I...

It was not my intention to imply you made a factual error. Agreed. He should have had a license. I think where we differ is where we assign fault, what fault we assign, and the effect that license had on the situation the guard and the protester found themselves in that day. I'm guessing you...

Did you read the entire article you linked? It gives some basic information, though lacking in important details, about the incident. I would suggest you look up the actual incident they are referring to. It's a complicated incident, which I'd rather not start a discussion about here, but do...

2:18 mark, "This is no ones business but mine and Wizards of The Coat," and everyone else watching this video. Lol.

Would you have been less bothered if WoTC had the police show up to this guy's house to get the cards?

I don't think they even threatened him with jail. There was a mention of potential jail, but that could have been an informational statement that he could face jail time if the cards were stolen. From the OP's linked article, "In the video, oldschoolmtg said that the agents also mentioned “jail...

And I thought I had no morals, you monster! Everyone knows APA is the superior style.

https://www.polygon.com/23695923/mtg-aftermath-pinkerton-raid-leaked-cards Seems to be an update from today (bottom of article).

Run by FBI agents?

The plot thickens.

Someone needs to be beaten within an inch of a pineapple field. Such Lovecraftian horror being passed off as a pizza must be punished to the full extent.