Quote:Ha ha! This same thing has happened to me on numerous occasions. For example, when I suggested that hidden object games should be more challenging-- I was accused of being prejudiced against blind people. Indeed, one woman who used to post here wanted hidden object games to be designed specifically with blind people in mind! I rose to the rank of public enemy number one when I suggested that this was a rather silly expectation. From that point onwards, the ladies tried to make it seem as if I was automatically against all disabled people. I am not even kidding about this!

Last week I suggested that people were over reacting about the Dracula III game that was recently removed from the website. I did not see why they were still complaining about it considering that they were not only given access to the game but were also given a free credit as compensation for the glitch. Someone countered that her poor mother who can barely move her hands without crying out in pain needed to play that very game as a form of pain relief.... The list goes on.

Chances are good that regardless of what you have to say-- someone will counter with a post that links the argument back to her poor health and will try to make you seem like you are the most insensitive person in the world for even suggesting that things are otherwise. There is a real victim complex operative in the forums! I wish you the best- Kala