i just hope she donates the money to some charity.
i don't really care about the videos she's going to make, watching 1 min of her previous videos and watching her defenders shout that my opinion doesn't matter because i'm white and male irks me enough.
it's safe to say that.
1. her lone opinion does not matter.
2. real feminism should concentrate it's power somewhere else
i don't really care about the videos she's going to make, watching 1 min of her previous videos and watching her defenders shout that my opinion doesn't matter because i'm white and male irks me enough.
it's safe to say that.
1. her lone opinion does not matter.
2. real feminism should concentrate it's power somewhere else
If people want to pay to see her videos, I really see no issue with it. If there was a kickstarter for Extra Credits, I would pay and I'm sure that some of Jim's fans might pay for him to continue his Jimquisition videos if he decided to try his hand at doing only his video series and not writing.
My concern is that people are seeing this as some sort of definitive overview of the characterization of females in video games. It isn't. Look at her other stuff...it's fluffy and entertaining and looks at media from a feminist viewpoint. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that. It's entertainment. She's not doing any form of valid study on the topic... just her opinions.
What's wrong about this whole thing is that people are giving way too much credence to her work than it deserves. She herself only asked for $6,000 and I think the initial ridicule was simply because it seems really stupid to pay someone to play videogames and give their opinion on them when so many people (including women) already do this for free. It's unfortunate, but the whole thing has evolved far beyond that initial ridicule (which was valid) and into something else entirely.
The whole situation is just rather sad and is more a reflection on gamer culture in general.
My concern is that people are seeing this as some sort of definitive overview of the characterization of females in video games. It isn't. Look at her other stuff...it's fluffy and entertaining and looks at media from a feminist viewpoint. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that. It's entertainment. She's not doing any form of valid study on the topic... just her opinions.
What's wrong about this whole thing is that people are giving way too much credence to her work than it deserves. She herself only asked for $6,000 and I think the initial ridicule was simply because it seems really stupid to pay someone to play videogames and give their opinion on them when so many people (including women) already do this for free. It's unfortunate, but the whole thing has evolved far beyond that initial ridicule (which was valid) and into something else entirely.
The whole situation is just rather sad and is more a reflection on gamer culture in general.

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