What do people actually want male gamers to be like?

[entelechy]

On the other hand, making assumptions about someone's experiences in life based on their race, well that reveals prejudice. You can only testify to your OWN experiences in life.

I'm sorry I didn't realize you were taking a hard stance against induction. Or do we only get to discuss the general impact of a being in a category when that category isn't race or gender? If so, isn't it prejudiced for you to demand special rules of logic when talking about this topic alone?

 

[Glen Compton]

I'm sorry I didn't realize you were taking a hard stance against induction.

When your inductive reasoning results in the adoption of prejudice, I would hope YOU would want to correct that.

Or do we only get to discuss the general impact of a being in a category when that category isn't race or gender?

No this is what I actually asked you to do, instead of focusing on the experiences of others.

 

[WhiteNachos]

First you said this:

Has calling someone's disagreements insensitive ever been convincing? I mean to me it just makes it seem like the person can't handle disagreements.

Then you said this:

I know what the term means, but calling it easy mode is insulting.

So, therefore, we can conclude that you can't handle disagreements.

I was talking about your choice of words, not your arguments that were insulting.

 

[jademunky]

[

People want male gamers to be more like me: flawless and moustached.

You can't be both

*Gasp*

BLASPHEMY!

Oh I kid.

But seriously, mustaches are awful. I am not just saying that because I am incapable of growing one that does not make me look homeless.