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Oh yay, another article that tries to attack GamerGate and ignore how a lot of their claims have actual merit. It's especially funny how they accuse GamerGate o
by CM30 11y ago
Oh yay, another article that tries to attack GamerGate and ignore how a lot of their claims have actual merit. It's especially funny how they accuse GamerGate of making up child abuse allegations but then ignore that people on the other side are doing the exact same stuff to those they don't like. After all, anyone on the media/SJW side has to be protected against claims of bad behaviour at all costs.
Do conservatives have a version of political correctness? Oh sure, including those who like to claim they're against it (cough Daily Mail cough). But trying to tie it into GamerGate and making out that only the anti side gets all the hatred, or is somehow innocent of doing anything wrong despite evidence... that's messed up.
- _0ffh 11y agoI wasn't even aware that "GamerGate" (1) is supposed to be "conservative". Also, what does this have to do with ethics in video game journalism? (1) A group with a membership definition exactly as precise as Anonymous'.
- CM30 11y agoIt's not conservative. Neither side is. It's a fight between authoritarianism and libertarians. Between those who want to forcefully set what can be in a game and those who think the buyers should decide. Unfortunately, because a certain amount of those against it self identify as 'liberal', there's a perception of it being a liberal vs conservative battle when it's nothing of the sort. A few conservative publications/sites are trying to depict it as that though.