This reads like it was written by somebody with a swastika icon on Steam.

You're apparently unfamiliar with the concept of the open letter or writing to a specific person instead of just spewing garbage out a general agency. It's not uncommon.

The Hinduism excuse really doesn't fly most of the time, especially when we're talking about hate speech. It's pedantic and weaselly and does not pass the smell test.

Unsafe could mean, for an examples I have seen on steam forums, that minorities get harassed or told they should be exterminated. Just like Nazis should be scared to be in public IRL, they shouldn't have safe spaces online either.

I know by your language you already have your mind made up and probably have a real strong opinion on ethics in gaming journalism, but extremism is a real problem.

I don't really want to engage with people like you, so I won't be responding further, but I didn't really want to leave your bs unchallenged.

Jesus christ, chill the hell out. 💀

1. Who still writes letters anymore? Uh... A lot of people? Especially sitting senators to massive, multi-billion-dollar corporations? Would you have preferred they go on some shitty social media platform to write "ayo get your shit together fr fr"? Fellas, is it ~~gay~~ pretentious to use your position in government to bring attention to an issue? Have you never written a letter?

2. One of the reasons a neo-Nazi fuck just won the election is because these online spaces allow fascist rhetoric to run rampant. (Edit: probably also the general attitude that shuns literacy and intellectualism, like "writing a letter? how pretentious lmaooo") You're bringing up a nonsensical, extreme edge case to justify why action shouldn't be taken in 99.999% of cases. I also as a Hindu (a religion I'm sure you actually understand or care about) get a facial swastika tattoo and then post that as my pfp to Steam. Definitely how that really works in the actual real world.

3. Writing coherently about an actual issue facing a platform like Steam actually shows that he's more in-touch than most politicians. You sound deeply insecure.

This entire comment oozes intellectual dishonesty.

Now do congress letter to twitch about Hasan Twitter Link

A US senator can absolutely, unambiguously write to a private corporation asking them to more strictly moderate their platform. You're just parroting "muh freeze peach" having zero idea where that starts and ends.

I highly recommend informing yourself where this boundary is; even if you particularly disagree with this senator, citing the First Amendment is the weakest possible argument here except among people who also don't understand where the line is.

Now do the congress letter sent to Amazon asking to fire Dan Clancy from twitch Twitter link.

I guess it's only cancel culture when the left do it?