Prof. Chris Ferguson: "There is little evidence linking video games to "toxic masculinity" or sexism toward women. Moral panics and prejudice toward gaming communities remain common. A new report repeats familiar patterns of moral panic and misinformation about games and gamers." - Kotaku In Action 2

Prof. Chris Ferguson: "There is little evidence linking video games to "toxic masculinity" or sexism toward women. Moral panics and prejudice toward gaming communities remain common. A new report repeats familiar patterns of moral panic and misinformation about games and gamers." (www.psychologytoday.com)

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– Assassin47 12 points 3 years ago +12 / -0

You can be "toxic" about a lot of things. I won't say it doesn't exist, but it's a vacuous term that depends on the listener and the context of the discussion.

You can be masculine or even "hyper-masculine". That's not necessarily a bad thing for a male. It can be a good thing. Every man a king.

There's no reason to connect the two ideas. That the phrase became popularized is evidence that we live under a toxic feminist cultural order.

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