Discuss.

http://heatst.com/culture-wars/now-sjws-want-video-game-developers-to-force-players-to-make-the-right-moral-choices/

You put SJW onto a thread title?

I am never speaking to you again.

It's copied and pasted directly from the article headline. Blame the writers of the article.

I only post the info as I find it. It's up to each of us to interpret it according to our views.

Give the article a read and see what you think.

Oh shit!

Sorry! :P

No problem. I don't post many new posts of my own, I never claim to be a creative English major. Most of my posts are replies involving movie quotes somehow.

If I come across an article online involving games that no one has already posted about, I'll probably post a link about it, though. Read the article and then give us some informed conversation-starting type discussion, hmmm?

Isn't it what all totalitarians always want to do - to control the minds? It's good that at least they don't want to make a law of it. Although if they could, I am pretty sure they would.

Also besides that - there are no real "right" choices. There is no good and evil. Morality is only a construct of minds, and depends on culture, upbringing and individual looking at things - which comes from empathy and intellect. Those who do things only because others make them to do them are no real humans,but merely a programmed machines or in the best case trained animals.

I started to read the article, and to me it looks like McIntosh is saying:"People shouldn`t be allowed to make any choices, it`s the society and the government who have to say the people what to think and do!"
Sounds very Nazi-ish to me.

You can't even parody these nitwits; they are that outlandish.

Send this McIntosh fellow a copy of Custer's Revenge and call it a day.

It's probably because he's a homoerectus, or something perverted like that.

On topic: ... *facepalm*

Why does anyone listen to McIntosh in the first place? He's like this generation's Jack Thompson, only without the law degree. That should make him much easier to ignore, but instead they keep giving him (and others like him, on both extremes of the cultural debate) press that gives their fringe opinions undeserved legitimacy. Anything for the clicks, I guess.

*skims article and laughs* All them bleeding-hearts, goody two-shoes can go and shove it.

Welp, that's a website alright.

I might need a brain transplant.

Hm, I can`t find a wiki article about this McIntosch guy, so it seems as if he is of no importance at all.

http://gamergate.wikia.com/wiki/Jonathan_McIntosh

He's important now, mission accomplished.

It's always best to ignore these people, they eventually shut the hell up when there's no audience.