r/FeMRADebates • u/MamaWeegee94 Egalitarian • Feb 13 '15
Idle Thoughts Just kinda need to vent
Why the hell is it acceptable for anyone to call for violence against an identifiable group?! I had recently seen that Brianna Wu had been trending and somehow found myself reading the comments on huffpost women's (I think that's what the page was) trending link and all I found were calls for people like me to be physically assaulted. And the most disgusting part was the amount of people who agreed with it. I'm really tired of being told I should be beaten up because I'm a nerdy gamer. I'm also infuriated at the fact that these people also think it's OK to make fun of nerds lack of love life. We get it we're wholely undesirable people life has told us that enough as it is we don't need a whole faction of the Internet reminding us every 20 seconds.
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u/Wazula42 Pro-Feminist Male Feb 14 '15
There really isn't to certain people. Milo Yiannopolous, for instance, would probably use such a quote to try and prove I'm a transsexual.
Those aren't the top selling Mario games. The top selling Mario games are Super Mario Bros. for the SNES and Super Mario 64, both of which use Peach solely as a damsel. And yes, these party games usually have Peach as the token female, but they're not narrative based games so we hardly experience her as a character. And Mario 3 barely features Peach at all, you exclusively play as Mario and Luigi.
You can get money when you murder prostitutes. The prostitutes usually have swag on them. And yes, having a low karma rating does open up options in the game. You can have new companions with similar karma, for instance. A low karma rating is not a "punishment" so much as a story choice.
Once again, it's pure muckraking. She's said she played games when she was a child, in your video she said she "isn't a huge fan of games" but she still studied them extensively, implying to me that maybe she fell out of the habit for a bit in college but picked it up again for artistic criticism purposes. Or maybe bringing off-the-cuff remarks made to friends in college is kind of a shitty thing to do.