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[Dutch]

The more i delve deep into the opinions of others, the more I find that SJWs are in love with this game. Most likely the liberal progressive feels bioware were after. However, this much SJW's as made me rethink If I should continue supporting this franchise, DA:O never had them and that was the best game in the franchise.

[Dobbysaurus]

oh oh

 

Prepare to be attacked.

[ndw542]

I miss the days when BSN had good, honest, hardworking trolls with originality and forethought. Kids these days just seem to think it's all about pushing the right button. Where's the creative flair?

[AresKeith]

 

I'm starting to wonder why Bioware attracts people like this 

[Robert Cousland]

Why dont we just play the bloody games and enjoy them for what they are, I swear fans these days just ****** me off.

[Legion of 1337]

** Mod Edit**

 

 

You done poked the hornets' nest.

 

You're in for it now....

[Ashaantha]

ok I'm Australian with zero interest in politics so honest question, people seem to be throwing the term around a lot lately and the only guess I came up with is it's something political. What does SJW stand for?

[AlanC9]

Funny. My question was why the game attracts so many guys who like to talk about SJWs.

[AresKeith]

ok I'm Australian with zero interest in politics so honest question, people seem to be throwing the term around a lot lately and the only guess I came up with is it's something political. What does SJW stand for?

 

It means Social Justice Warriors, it has no meaning anymore because people just throw it out like an insult 

[o Ventus]

I miss the days when BSN had good, honest, hardworking trolls with originality and forethought. Kids these days just seem to think it's all about pushing the right button. Where's the creative flair?

The trolls have gone corporate. They used to do it with passion and soul, now they just look at flowcharts and spreadsheets to see what riles people up the most.

 

It means Social Justice Warriors, it has no meaning anymore because people just throw it out like an insult

 

The term always WAS an insult. Only real difference now is that it used to mean a person who proclaimed to be an activist for the sake of being on a woman's good side, whereas now it's a catch-all term for anyone with an apparent hatred for straight, white men and "patriarchy". 

 

The irony in SJWs is that they are some of the most racist, sexist, and otherwise intolerant people you'll ever run into, despite claiming to be about equality and fair treatment.

[AlanC9]

It means Social Justice Warriors, it has no meaning anymore because people just throw it out like an insult

Did it ever have a meaning?

[Hanako Ikezawa]

 

Did it ever have a meaning?

Social Justice Warrior: a pejorative label applied to bloggers, activists and commentators who are prone to engage in lengthy and hostile debates against others on a range of issues concerning social injustice, identity politics and political correctness. In contrast to the social justice blogosphere at large, the stereotype of a social justice warrior is distinguished by the use of overzealous and self-righteous rhetorics, as well as appealing to emotions over logic.

[AlanC9]

Social Justice Warrior: a pejorative label applied to bloggers, activists and commentators who are prone to engage in lengthy and hostile debates against others on a range of issues concerning social injustice, identity politics and political correctness. In contrast to the social justice blogosphere at large, the stereotype of a social justice warrior is distinguished by the use of overzealous and self-righteous rhetorics, as well as appealing to emotions over logic.

Right. What I meant to ask was if it ever referred to anything real, or if it's one of those words like "unicorn."

[ModernAcademic]

Notice how older players, who have grown up with the first video games and have husband/wife and kids are not SJWs...

[o Ventus]

Right. What I meant to ask was if it ever referred to anything real, or if it's one of those words like "unicorn."

I can point you to some particularly bad SJW blogs if you want to see them in action.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Right. What I meant to ask was if it ever referred to anything real, or if it's one of those words like "unicorn."

The earliest known use of the term “social justice warrior” as a pejorative comes from the Blogspot blog Social Justice Warriors: Do Not Engage, launched on November 6th, 2009, which identifies SJWs as people who “rage, mob and dox in the belief that promoting identitarianism will make a better world.”

 

It is the replacement term for Keyboard Warrior, which is "an Internet user who expresses their anger by writing aggressive messages online."

[AlanC9]

The weird thing is that the guys here who fit that definition are mostly on the anti-SJW side.

[katerinafm]

That's very interesting, because while I never see posts from these SJWs that as you say are so attracted to the game, I see at least two topics about people complaining about it a day. Weird.

[ManchesterUnitedFan1]

What's the opposite of an SJW?

 

Social Conservatism Warriors?

[ModernAcademic]

Yes cause back in those days, you could simply just enjoy a game without picking apart it's content and finding something to blog about so people give you attention and make you feel like you matter.

 

Donk, have I told you how much I love you?