Meed
boy named crow
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No. The actual quote is this:
Your reinterpretation is something different.
I think my interpretation was roughly accurrate, but you are welcome to your own interpretation. I don't see any outrage or attempt at censorship in the quote.
I did read it. If you'd like, I'll respond to his claims one by one and try to explain why he failed to say anything informative about #metalgate.
Ok, tell us why.
Umm, if you say so, I guess? I mean, just a little bit further down, you claim people have been doing this since forever. It's not the author's responsibility to prove a negative - ie that there isn't a group trying to do this, but in the very same article he asserts that complaints of PC intruding metal is not something new.
He's saying there isn't a group banding together to try to change metal in a specific way. But there are, and have long been instances of people complaining about certain things they don't like about metal and/or metal fans. I don't see a contradiction.
Yes, it is, and I call straw man. I don't even know what "failed with #gamergate" is supposed to mean. The SJW clique is still very much alive in gaming community and gaming press.
Who they?
People involved in the #gamergate drama and the people complaining about metal and/or metal fans.
Of course there isn't. Another straw.
More straw.
I would think so.
Yes, PC is nothing new to metal. SJWs are just another generational manifestation of it. The fact that it's not new or that it won't succeed doesn't address whether #metalgate is or isn't a thing.
Kind of impossible to explain why it isn't a thing without straw when AFAIK no one has clearly explained what "#metalgate is a thing" means. All one can do is try to infer what is being implied and then asses whether that is happening or not. Perhaps some people find it super scandalous that some guy wrote something asking metal fans to stop saying the f word and that a Spin magazine writer thinks that metal should get on "the right side of history" by becoming more socially liberal and thus, to them, #metalgate is "a thing" and the metalsucks writer is off base.
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