I’m not offended by it. I am in fact very politely and cordially providing a different perspective, and my approach to this subject in this entire thread has been one of compassion and curiosity, which you can easily verify. I recommend you do that instead of launching tirades of bad faith argumentation.
It’s been my observation that people who accuse others of being offended are themselves the most easily offended. Very much like the people who call others “snowflakes” but have the thinnest skins themselves.
> maybe you should just not engage with it.
Despite it not being my case, those who are offended can and should very much still engage. Suggesting otherwise is nonsensical and a tool of those who promote hate. There is no societal progress if those who see something wrong do not speak up.
> (…) Should we take that down because it simulates war? (…)
I said in my comment that we already have thousands of games like that. I didn’t say that was bad. You are arguing in profound bad faith and are not even doing a good job of hiding your repeated straw men. I recommend you learn to engage with the arguments, instead of making up new ones in your head and fighting those.
Furthermore, good faith does not mean positive sentiment. It is perfectly congruent to lament in good faith the bad state of a community.
Perhaps consider that if I invited you to read previous comments, I was aware of what I’d written.
You misunderstand the entire premise of my original comment, presumably on purpose. Oh well, I guess that’s just how online discourse is now.
Why are you framing that as a bad thing? Pretending that “slippery slopes” aren’t worth talking about is insane
>too ideologically blinded to attempt to see concerns others are trying to express
Hello pot, meet kettle.
Premise. Perchance.
If you’re offended by this, maybe you should just not engage with it. Why does the onus fall on the creator?
Take a look at Battlefield. Should we take that down because it simulates war? Maybe we should remove guns from ever appearing in media because people have died from guns. Should we remove color from media because it may be insensitive to the colorblind? Why don’t we just remove all words everywhere because someone has had their feelings hurt by words. Where do we draw the line?