But... the thing is, she originally sounded like she was calling who anybody who played a game and enjoyed it a loser.
That's where your point would come in as a "well we're all geeks in our own special ways, aww happy ending."
BUT THEN the argument went further, to a point where she was actually discussing somebody who's day-to-day living is effected by the amount they play games - which most people would agree are losers, cause in THAT situation you can drop anything you want in there and if it's stopping you living a normal (OOH BUT WHAT'S NORMAL) day-to-day life then it's an issue.
Go on, let's drop a few things in there - games, alcohol, sex, drugs, OCD, depressions, the colour blue...
See, so at this point, where our argument has been taken to - your point has no relevance at all (although I'm sure we could happily argue that to some degree or another we're all 'soft-addicts' of something or another. But that sounds like a really stupid debate... sorta' like this one).
COME ON!