Justin Swellow

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths Now if you would like to properly debate, I am open to it.

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths You're still not addressing the majority of the points that were made.

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths If you can answer yes to any of those, and provide explicit proof, then you have a point. Telling me I don't understand the context isn't a rebuttal. Shoving a document in my face is not a debate. You're providing evidence for a claim I never even made.

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths You're claiming that IRIS directs children toward predators, but you've yet to demonstrate how. Does IRIS promote known predators? Does it direct players to spaces where said predators operate? Does it knowingly allow contact between them and minors?

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths predators. You can provide a doc or whatever showing all the bad things in the Days Union, and that still wouldn't establish that IRIS endorses, facilitates, or participates in those actions

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths I'm not disputing that the Days Union had problematic people associated with it. I'm disputing your claim that IRIS is somehow part of the issue simply because it takes inspiration from the Days Union. Taking inspiration from the concept and story of the game is not glorifying

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths to address bad actors/actions. As someone who actively works in the fields of cybercrime investigation and by extension child safety, I fail to find any legitimacy in your arguments. However, if you can provide valid evidence of anything you claim, I would love to see it.

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths Seeing as I get cut off, lets try this

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths attempt to investigate further than surface level. More importantly, you EXPLICITLY acknowledge the fact that IRIS doesn't even need to contain bad actors for you to consider it dangerous. At that point, you're basically assigning blame based on hypotheticals rather than

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths tanks were used by Nazis. It doesn't make sense. You can condemn the actions of people within a community, but using that minority to generalize the entire, broader community and put them under such a damaging label makes no sense, and honestly shows that you've made no real

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths I know nothing about Days Union or anything that happened there. However, taking creative inspiration from a game does not mean endorsing the actions of people who were associated with it. It's like saying a kid who likes WW2 German tanks supports Nazism, simply because those

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths directing children toward predators or promoting unsafe communities or something, then those are valid concerns. But you haven't shown that any of those things are happening. The comment regarding the Days Union has the same problem. Now, I am going to be transparent in saying

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths dangerous. That is an incredibly flawed logic. By that same logic, Roblox as a whole is dangerous, as the platform itself is infested with predators. However I doubt you would place whatever games or communities you're active in under that same umbrella. If IRIS is actively

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths There is a VERY big difference between introducing someone to a specific genre of storytelling and introducing them to literal predators. You're treating the existence of predators within the myth community as evidence that anything even inspired by that community is inherently

[Justin Swellow @JustinSwelpt8]

@StopRobloxMyths As I was going to say before it cut me off

There is a VERY big difference between introducing someone to a specific genre of storytelling and introducing them to literal predators. You're treating the existence of predators within the myth community as evidence that anything