[ SECRET POST #3228 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3228 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Arguments or criticisms you hate

[(Anonymous)]

I think you just don't understand gaming culture. Gaming doesn't make men hate women, it's the culture around gaming that does it. In that culture the term Gamer means a type of person. Always a white person, always a male person. In that culture, there are Gamers and then there are Black Gamers, or Girl Gamers, or any other type of Other Gamer.

In the culture of gaming, Gamers means the type of person who should not be around in 2015.

Re: Arguments or criticisms you hate

[(Anonymous)]

No, we're talking about the term gamer. Not "gaming culture". (which is also a term I take issue with, especially how you're pretending that it's one homogeneous thing defined by the loudest and most offensive assholes, but that's something else). Gamer is no different a term than "basketball player" or "musician".

By the way, I think it is you who is probably not a gamer and has no experience in "gaming culture".

Re: Arguments or criticisms you hate

[(Anonymous)]

'Gamer' is used as a term for someone in gaming culture, not for any person who plays video games.

Re: Arguments or criticisms you hate

[(Anonymous)]

You are wrong.

Gamer is used by anyone who frequently plays games.

And "gaming culture" is not one homogeneous thing. Gaming culture is just as much girls cosplaying Final Fantasy characters at a convention, or kids trading Pokemon at school, or college students getting together to play Super Mario Kart on someone's SNES, or someone playing The Sims.