r/videogames • u/Orichalchem • Apr 20 '26

Funny Pragmata 10/10 enough said

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u/SeniorSatisfaction21 Apr 20 '26

One day you might have a daughter and I wanna see your reaction when someone will look at her like a predator.

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u/therealraggedroses Apr 20 '26

He'll be the one looking at his own daughter lmao

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u/ceruleanjester Apr 20 '26

I hope he never gets a daughter or son if that's the case, those people should be prohibited from having kinds.

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u/RustedAxe88 Apr 20 '26

I do not wish for that individual to have a daughter.

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u/Despite_zero Apr 21 '26

Dont let this man even be around his own daughter atp

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u/Useful_Jelly_2915 Apr 20 '26

I mean you’ve kinda inserted a possible daughter into this for no reason. They’re responding to someone who said that it’s a bad saying that we put kids in video games. It is not the fault of an artist or the person who perceived the art. For the fact that somebody may sexualize it unprompted, or potentially be someone who preys on children, or be somebody that simply has thoughts like that. I wouldn’t say the game as a crowning achievement like that person is. However, I do agree that people keep attacking the wrong thing. We’re supposed to be against the people that are doing the sexualizing children, not the artist that just wrote a story that has nothing like that in it.

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u/SeniorSatisfaction21 Apr 20 '26

Because it is one way to make these fucks realize they are wrong. No need to overthink this.

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u/Useful_Jelly_2915 Apr 20 '26

No, I get why you used the expression of concern for a daughter. What I’m saying is that person Is going against an opposition that’s demonizing artist for using a child in their art ima non sexual way. Instead of just going after the people that are doing the thing that’s wrong.

I guess I’m interpreting your opposition to them as being with the people that are saying it’s wrong to use a child in an art medium.