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When someone whose entire gaming experience consists of sports games and shooters (like 2K or Call of Duty) gives unsolicited, usually terrible opinions or advice about genres they clearly don’t play or understand such as JRPGs, platformers, strategy, or RTS games. Often delivered with misplaced confidence and zero curiosity.
He plays only COD and 2K but he is somehow ballNgunsplaining why turn-based JRPGs are ‘objectively bad’ because they are apparently chinese mobile games(according to them).
by RpgfanOnExpedition60 December 16, 2025
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Often involves:
Pretending harassment is “critique”
Reading malice into neutral statements
Demanding perfect language while arguing in screenshots and vibes
Claiming moral superiority while behaving like a digital mob
Accusing the target of dogwhistles they themselves won’t stop blowing
Weaponizing their status as a woman or PoC to justify bigotry toward other minority groups
Symptoms worsen when the target refuses to apologize, log off, or perform ideological self-flagellation.
Often involves:
Pretending harassment is “critique”
Reading malice into neutral statements
Demanding perfect language while arguing in screenshots and vibes
Claiming moral superiority while behaving like a digital mob
Accusing the target of dogwhistles they themselves won’t stop blowing
Weaponizing their status as a woman or PoC to justify bigotry toward other minority groups
Symptoms worsen when the target refuses to apologize, log off, or perform ideological self-flagellation.
François Arnaud said ‘people’ instead of ‘folks’—huge red flag. He want to eradicate all minorities!
"Bro, you were literally calling him homophobic slur"
"Wow, I am a PoC Woman and he is a white man which means he is the REAL RACIST"
“Bro, that’s Twitter mass psychosis. Get some meds”
"Bro, you were literally calling him homophobic slur"
"Wow, I am a PoC Woman and he is a white man which means he is the REAL RACIST"
“Bro, that’s Twitter mass psychosis. Get some meds”
by RpgfanOnExpedition60 January 24, 2026
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According to critics, the term gained wider usage during online controversies surrounding François Arnaud, where coordinated fandom behavior allegedly reframed homophobic rhetoric as “protection” of a favored co-star (Hudson). In these spaces, so-called “benevolent racists” were accused of using Hudson as a rhetorical shield to deflect criticism, selectively weaponizing identity politics to justify or excuse homophobia while presenting themselves as allies.
Common traits include:
– Treating fictional relationships or actors as personal entitlements
– Harassing actors for dating or associating with the “wrong” people
– Recasting bigotry as fandom loyalty or moral concern
– Accusing critics of “attacking representation” to avoid accountability
– Escalating to dogpiling, threats, or coordinated harassment campaigns
According to critics, the term gained wider usage during online controversies surrounding François Arnaud, where coordinated fandom behavior allegedly reframed homophobic rhetoric as “protection” of a favored co-star (Hudson). In these spaces, so-called “benevolent racists” were accused of using Hudson as a rhetorical shield to deflect criticism, selectively weaponizing identity politics to justify or excuse homophobia while presenting themselves as allies.
Common traits include:
– Treating fictional relationships or actors as personal entitlements
– Harassing actors for dating or associating with the “wrong” people
– Recasting bigotry as fandom loyalty or moral concern
– Accusing critics of “attacking representation” to avoid accountability
– Escalating to dogpiling, threats, or coordinated harassment campaigns
“The discourse stopped being about the show and turned into full shipcel behavior.”
“They weren’t defending representation — they were just shipcels hiding behind it.”
“They weren’t defending representation — they were just shipcels hiding behind it.”
by RpgfanOnExpedition60 February 8, 2026
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