You've kept bringing us on the topic of Anita Sarkeesian's agenda. We've gone off track by responding to your claims and then turning this into a Gamergate thread of which we're all at fault, I guess because it's been quiet here. You've continually tried to excuse your attention to her by saying that men don't receive the same outrage and attempted to keep the focus on this woman because of it. We keep saying that it doesn't matter, but you can't seem to understand that.
You're only saying it doesn't matter because you don't want to admit that the media is biased in these peoples' favor. Either that, or they're just using a damsel in distress story for publicity.
I was going to post a reply in here to exemplify that about the flash game and gave up before you asked me to grow up. Why does it matter that there wasn't the outrage at Justin Beiber?
It matters because it's evidence of a double standard.
The fact it was made at all was just making it look like there's a real misogynist culture on the Internet.
Yes, there are misogynists on the Internet. In other news, grass is green and water is wet.
I think what you're doing is called "non-sequitur" because equal public outrage isn't the point. It's the fact it was made at all over someone who could have been largely ignored for all her Tropes vs. Women videos were contributing to commentary on gamer culture.
Okay, that's a legitimate point.
I'm going to try to limit my need to feed your obsession about the woman, but she's fallen off the radar for everyone except people like you.
And Google, and the United Nations...
Sure you can find lots of recent tidbits, but the first thing on my mind when you wrote Anita was me saying "Sarkeesian? Again?"
That doesn't say anything about anybody other than you. If you haven't been following Anita, fine, but don't assume she's off the radar, because she isn't.
As Art has pointed out repeatedly, the negative press was actually good press for her because it was attention. Never mind excuses like "we weren't organized politically!" "Did you know she's a con artist and she thieved other people's artwork?" and "Look look! Some of these accusations look false!"
Yes, she is famous in large part because of them. However, the media is also to blame for agenda-pushing and yellow journalism.
It doesn't matter. It was the negative attention needed to make it look like the gaming community hated women; and she's not the only female gamer who gets this either.
Care to elaborate on the latter part?
So, asking you to stop making excuses for your obsessions is being immature?
You think I'm "obsessed" now?
