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Twitch goes crazy, removes label 'Blind Playthrough' following SJW pressure
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ExpandKong
Banned
Nobody tell them about my Ocarina of Time playthrough wherein I hold the controller upside down and backwards aka The Retard Run.
LectureMaster
Gold Member
"Rolling my eyes too hard to fucking SJW pricks that the eye balls fall off and I can't see" playthrough.
G-Bus
Banned
Visually obscured.
JackMcGunns
Member
Everyone, let’s call for Twitch to change their name, it refers to people with disabilities such as Epilepsy 
Allnamestakenlol
Member
Soon. Soon...
Riven326
Banned
This reminds me of those sad fuckers that wanted scientists to stop calling black holes black holes because it presents blackness in a negative light. Which I thought was funny given that even light can't escape black holes. Lol.
Dirk Benedict
Member
His face has grown beyond the skeletal frame.
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Deleted member 17706
Unconfirmed Member
You jest (I think!) but I actually heard of a company banning the term "all hands" because it wasn't inclusive
. Not that there was anyone in the company missing a hand, but you can never be too woke in 2020 corporate America, it seems.
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SLoWMoTIoN
Unconfirmed Member
I told them about it using sign language ofc.
MayauMiao
Member
You jest (I think!) but I actually heard of a company banning the term "all hands" because it wasn't inclusive
Well that company need to start banning sign language interpreters because the use of hands to communicate to the deaf is offensive to those who lost their arms.
Brigandier
Member
Oh it's coming dude....
I'll see myself out with that one....
I'm sick of these SJWs pushing their agendas not just on social media but also using video games as a platform to broadcast their agenda it's absolutely sickening... Give me strength.
The_Mike
I cry about SonyGaf from my chair in Redmond, WA
The only porn there will be left is a white man either getting slammed in the ass by black(s) or trannies.
Everything else if offensive.
Slurpy2k20
Member
You sure as fuck have a lot of hate and vitriol towards a wheelchair bound guy who can't even breathe without a hose.
Do I think the change is a bit silly? Sure, personally. Is a single person harmed by changing it from "blind playthrough" to "first play through"? No. Stop getting so enraged about a change that doesn't negatively impact a single human being.
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Killer8
Member
His opinion about Soulborne game's difficulty was the tipping point for me.
I'm amazed that for all the kudos he gets for overcoming adversity, he completely misses the point that these games are designed to give players that exact feeling when they beat the boss. The design of the game IS its difficulty, it's fundamental to the feeling Miyazaki has said he wants to create. It's like people just want to run through these games swinging, zero deaths, zero edge of seat suspense. Are hard games, even if it was a design decision, now off-limits for the sake of accessibility? Apparently so, otherwise it's catering to 'hate'!
MiyazakiHatesKojima
Banned
Silver Wattle
Gold Member
They will go full circle and ban abortion, becoming the thing which they despise most: a conservative.
ArtemisClydeFrog
Banned
I get why people are mad, but words and phrases have always changed throughout different time periods. You gotta be pretty soft to get angry at something like this.
The Bloody-Nine
Member
How soft do you have to be to be fucking offended by the word 'blind'?
Oddvintagechap
Banned
Its called a Stevie Wonder Playthrough now.
Effigenius
Member
And that isn’t even an accurate label as you can play a first play through with a guide.
Effigenius
Member
It’s not about being soft, it’s about showing the world what a wonderful person I am because I care so much about all other people. If you have a different opinion than me you are a hateful nazi who needs to be cancelled and fired.
GenericUser
Member
To be honest, when I first heard the term "blind playtrough", I actually thought that people would play the game blindfolded.
Soodanim
Member
The thread seems like an Onion article. It’s the sort of thing they wish they came up with, but as usual real life manages to come up with something more ridiculous than they can.
That is something people do, GDQ sometimes do blindfolded runs live. It’s crazy to know a game that well.
Hoya Destroyer
Member
A ridiculous move encouraged by ridiculous people. SJW's strike again.
Ironbunny
Member
I wonder if they censored Deer Hunter from twitch once that moderator was hired.
I find it so odd that especially on gaming scene the people in charge are getting weirder and weirder. Or atleast they seem to be the ones that are listened on how things should me moderated.
Senua
Member
STARSBarry
Gold Member
next up for the chop is the mute button.
JSoup
Banned
Doubtful, voice chat is all flavors of phobic, remember? We need to keep that must button.
Shmunter
Member
The world is turning into a caricature of what once was considered sci-fi...
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But it's important to remember that in the world of this novel, the suppression of books began as self-censorship. People didn't stop reading books because a tyrannical government forced them to stop. They stopped reading books gradually over time as the culture around them grew faster, shallower, intellectually blander, and centered around minor thrills and instant gratification.
Another factor that contributes to the growth of censorship in Fahrenheit 451 are minorities and what we might call "special interest groups." In order not to offend every imaginable group and sub-group—whether organized around ethnicity, religion, profession, geography, or affinity—every trace of controversy slowly vanished from public discourse, and magazines became "a nice blend of vanilla tapioca."
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But it's important to remember that in the world of this novel, the suppression of books began as self-censorship. People didn't stop reading books because a tyrannical government forced them to stop. They stopped reading books gradually over time as the culture around them grew faster, shallower, intellectually blander, and centered around minor thrills and instant gratification.
Another factor that contributes to the growth of censorship in Fahrenheit 451 are minorities and what we might call "special interest groups." In order not to offend every imaginable group and sub-group—whether organized around ethnicity, religion, profession, geography, or affinity—every trace of controversy slowly vanished from public discourse, and magazines became "a nice blend of vanilla tapioca."
