(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) The developer of the first-person shooter video game series “Call of Duty” is under fire for removing a professional streamer’s very own operator bundle because he opposed child groomers.
Nick Kolcheff — also known as “NickMERCS” — recently responded to the LGBT propaganda that is pushed down children’s throats in California, according to American Wire.
“They should leave little children alone. That’s the real issue,” he wrote.
Soon after, people behind the “Call of Duty” Twitter account announced that they canceled NickMERCS for opposing child groomers.
“Due to recent events, we have removed the ‘NICKMERCS Operator’ bundle from the Modern Warfare II and Warzone store,” they wrote. “We are focused on celebrating PRIDE with our employees and our community.”
After that, Kolcheff went on stream to clarify his comments, adding that he won’t back down from the principle of the matter.
“I just don’t think it’s any place for a teacher or a school — I don’t think it’s the place to speak about things like that,” he wrote.
“I’m not apologizing about the tweet, because I don’t feel like it’s wrong. I’m gonna stand by what I said.”
Very soon, “Call of Duty” fans spoke out against the company’s decision.
“Hi, I’m gay and his take was 100% correct. Please return his bundles to the store and apologize. Your company has enough problems without a potential boycott,” The Gay Republican wrote.
Another homosexual Twitter account defended Kolcheff.
“Way to piss off your key demographic!” Gays for Trump wrote.
Other gamers who happened to not be homosexuals also opposed the groomer’s decision.
“He didn’t say anything wrong at all. Y’all are garbage and whoever made this decision has their head up their ass,” Donut Operator wrote.
Other people pointed out that the cancelation of Kolcheff only proved the true intentions of the Alphabet mafia.
“They are essentially admitting grooming children is the pride agenda. They made it clear you cannot separate the two,” one Twitter user wrote.
Some gamers encouraged others to boycott “Call of Duty” games.
