Neodegenerate on 29 December 2014
| outlawauron said: I still think it fits. Writer is using a crutch rather than defining what about the game he/she likes. Saying you don't like Japanese games is fine. Saying "This game is sexist, plays poorly, and the epitome of bad characters. It's very Japanese." It's a bad handed comment used to discriminate. I can understand its usage in parody or other means, but it'd be like calling all braindead shooters just American shooters (durr hurr, get it, all americans are stupid and like shooters). It's just lazy and reveals bias. |
Bias against what is prevalent within a culture and racism against a person of a denomination are two separate things.
