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@Sil3n7 said:

You know Patrick, if you don't like a particular games stance on women, don't buy that game. Let the market decide if they agree with your values.

That's not the American way. In America if you don't like something you shout "sexist" or "racist" at it and it goes away.

Giant Bomb is my number one stop for extremist feminist propaganda.

People flipping out about Deep Silver publishing a game where you smack people on the head with a giant pink dildo.

The hypocrisy is strong with these ones.

I want all that HD booty.

@Pr1mus: There's no way that conversation would happen today. It would just turn into an hour long rant about sexism. Sad times we live in.

@Crysack said:

@TwoArmed said:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/forbeswomanfiles/2013/01/18/women-and-video-gamings-dirty-little-secrets/

In case people haven't seen this, I felt I should post it as a complement (yes, complement, not compliment) to one of the articles Patrick listed.

I was just about to post this. She takes a fairly alternative view to the 'women in video games' debate which doesn't really fit with how Patrick likes to paint the issue.

What's this? A woman speaking for herself? Patrick won't like this.

I don't know about violence, but I feel like all this sexism in video games these days is turning me into a rapist. I saw a woman in a game once with her tits out, now I can't help but treat all women like objects.

If someone has a tiny penis or tiny boobs then it's not an insult, it's just stating a fact.

Also, learn to take a fucking joke, seriously

I came in expecting to get mad, but those are actually pretty good choices.

KA-ra-TEH-kah? Kara-TEH-ka?

I always find it funny when Americans try to transcribe words into their fake syllables.

Hey guess what, it's pronounced "karateka".

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