World News

[BumblebeeCody*]

Talking from my experience (of talking with menbers of that group), i can say not all gamergaters hate women, they simply hate SJW a lot and want more "transparency" in videogame journalism.

I'm not defending them or anything, just talking from my expirence.

Fair enough and I am hypocritical in that I generally have nothing nice to say about the group

ALL the feminist  i encountered happened to be feminazis (radical feminist), and of course, they called me an "compulsive masturbator" or a "mysogynist" just because i disagree with them  -__-

The line betwwen "modern feminist" and "feminazi" is very thin nowadays.

Based on what you said here:

Regarding feminist, i never said that all feminist to ever exist in this world are the same, i said that the line between "modern feminist" and "feminazi" is very thin nowadays (that's a subtle yet important difference) and that all the feminist that I encountered so far are the same (i haven't encoutered every feminist on the internet, mind you).

Then I understand you point a bit better. When you meet someone like that in person then your only perception would be negative so I can't blame you for thinking like that.

EDIT 2: i agree that they are still racial problems in this time and age, but you know that BLM is wrong in ( their way of doing things) when even other blacks critize it:

True but that has often been the case with strong social movements. Other black people may criticise the movement because they view it from a different angle. They take it from a different approach much like Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. It's two people of the same background but with two different stances on the subject. It's not that the movement is wrong when your own people criticise it, it's that they disagree with the methods of your approach to the subject.


Important note; Keep in mind I'm not targeting you specifically SpaceJockey and nor should anyone else, I'm just saying this on a more general level. I've seen this kind of conversation come up plenty of times on these topics where, for some reason, a single incident voids any legitimacy an entire movement has. The two most recent being Jessie Williams's speech at the BET awards and this shooting. What it comes down to is a group of people who have been known to be shot at and treated different taking a stance about these kind of events. We can debate all day on how BLM should be presented but there isn't really any denying the facts on incidents where a black person has been shot dead.

I'm not the most knowledgeable on the subject but from studying history and watching documentaries on American history, this type of black violence stems from a very painful and brutal history. It is rooted within American society and institutionalised racism still seems to be prevalent. Yes some might use it as a way of saying "you owe us"/guilt tripping but it does exist which is where BLM comes from and I also think it's important to note that it's not about saying white people are racist.