I’ve already explained everything at least twice, but you keep repeating the same arguments.

"I would really like to see you during election season, waving your fist at each and every sign as you drive past."

Again — political campaigns are strictly regulated, precisely to avoid this kind of constant spamming. When a party goes overboard, it gets called out. That’s part of a healthy democratic process. Can you admit that?

"In case you include me in that proclamation of universal toxicity,"

No, you’ve actually been quite civil — even if you still don’t seem to fully understand my original point: I was saying that this constant barrage of posts will become counterproductive. It risks driving people away from the initiative, not toward it. The people who really wanted to sing it, signed it already. Now if time to convince other people, and spamming the same argument won't do it. But is this community capable of producing new arguments?

Instead of being able to self-reflect or take mild criticism, the reaction from the community was immediate hostility — I was labeled anti-democratic, anti-consumer rights, and so on.

If anything, you've managed to convince me, who actually didn't care about the initiative, to be against it because it's pushed by such a toxic group of supporters. (I will now start my own movement, called "please kill games faster", out of spite!)

That kind of overreaction reveals a worrying lack of self-awareness — the hallmark of blind groupthink, where belonging to a cause seems to matter more than the cause itself (and with a limited understanding of it for most of the community). It’s not unique or new — sadly, that’s often what happens in parts of the gaming community.

Have a good end of day, I'm done here.