LogFAQs > #971483469

Kenri posted...

The people you most need to convince about changing laws to protect trans people are like 80 years old and don't play video games. You don't need to sell this boycott to them.

A lot of people in their teens, 20s, and 30s already think the laws should protect trans people. This game is getting attention because trans people are seeing their friends and family (and content creators) that they thought were supportive directly give money to The Big TERF.

Yes the former is obviously more important (and effective) but that sorta misses why the latter has blown up.

Why it would have been a cool idea to do fundraisers tbh

I think the issue here is that a generation has grown pretty numb to supporting bad people who profit from their purchase decisions. Because it feels like a lot of those choices happen lately.

I think the mistake here is the litmus test was sprung on people who have grown very used to ignoring that willfully because reality is painful.

As someone who is not buying this game.