The owner of the controversial board game "Ghettopoly" is upset at Yahoo!, after the company shut down his E-Commerce abilities on the website of the same name that is selling the Monopoly knockoff. The site was shutdown amidst complaints from various leaders in the black community, who condemned the game, which features Pimp, marijuana and Uzi playing pieces. "To say that I am p##### off is an understatement," ownerd David Chang said. "I have been using Yahoo store selling the same product for over 6 months now." Chang said that he was upset with the company because he was not breaking any laws or selling anything illegal. Chang said that he was mostly upset over the outcry over the board game, because some rap music contains lyrics that are similar to his board game, but have not provoked the same outcry. I will use all legal resources to see that is will never happen again to anyone else," Chang said.
The owner of the controversial
board game "Ghettopoly" is upset at Yahoo!, after the company shut down
his E-Commerce abilities on the website of the same name that is selling the Monopoly
knockoff.
The site was shutdown
amidst complaints from various leaders in the black community, who condemned
the game, which features Pimp, marijuana and Uzi playing pieces.
"To say that
I am p##### off is an understatement," ownerd David Chang said. "I have been using
Yahoo store selling the same product for over 6 months now."
Chang said that
he was upset with the company because he was not breaking any laws or selling
anything illegal.
Chang said that
he was mostly upset over the outcry over the board game, because some rap music
contains lyrics that are similar to his board game, but have not provoked the
same outcry.
I will use all
legal resources to see that is will never happen again to anyone else,"
Chang said.