The truth is this is really a populist movement of gamers who don't like lootboxes for reasons unrelated to gambling or addiction. They only latched on to this

The truth is this is really a populist movement of gamers who don't like lootboxes for reasons unrelated to gambling or addiction. They only latched on to this addiction/gambling argument because it suits their purpose. Very similar how child porn laws are pushed and abused by the copyright lobby because it suits their purposes. Gaming as an addiction is a much much larger problem than lootboxes as an addiction. If this is truly about addiction then where is the movement to restrict the amount of time people spend playing video games everyday?