You know who she is. Don't try to be hip about this. You have a fucking computer and you know people with eyes and mouths.
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This is exactly how I'm feeling about GTA V at the moment.
And then get accused of being a gold digger, or that you're a MRA stereotype who will only date "up" her station...
Bigoted against all the poor white men? WTF does that even look like? Also, is "mis-spelt" part of the joke, or is that another word the British insist on spelling incorrectly?
You gotta realize though, that there is no "lawful" play on GTA, right?
Every protagonist is a crook. They might not be all satan incarnate. But they are all criminals who kill, embezzle, extort, threaten, beat up people at some point in the games.
It boggles my mind that an education system that was developed largely by men specifically for boys, and has changed very little even with the inclusion of women into it, is now commonly dubbed "female friendly" and it's assumed to be somehow discriminatory towards boys. It's the exact system we've used for boys for…
Where did this idea that school is female-friendly come from? School has always included sit still and listen, which now people are saying "boys aren't good at" but that was back when boys were the primary beneficiaries of education. So, I'm not trying to start a fight, but every time I hear that schools are…
Eat shit.
Logic is worthless as a tool to describe social constructs without context. I am arguing with people who I suspect believe that these things spontaneously happened out of nowhere: as if white society did not already describe black music as "race music". People here cannot conceive of the importance of James Brown…
Why should one derive pride from their race? Pretty obviously: as a restorative for the shame that so many people in wider society try and pour on that race, or indeed the efforts to ignore that race altogether. Can you understand why it was important for this child:
You're seriously asking me when mainstream awards ceremonies have ever been biased against black people or anyone else, as if it's a rhetorical question. When Hattie McDaniel won an Oscar for Gone With The Wind, she was forced to sit in a segregated section of the audience (and was earlier barred from the premiere of…
Native Americans do not want to be labelled as redskins, it's a racist term. They didn't choose to congregate to create this team as an homage to their heritage and history. White people did it for them.
No, it is not "equally racist", whatever that means.
No. Those awards ceremonies exist because the groups concerned don't get a fair shake of the stick in the mainstream awards that are meant to work for everyone. All kinds of niches have done that. There's even a special awards ceremony for libertarian sci-fi.
Speaking as a native american, pokagon potawatomi, I find it offensive. Other's who are Native, don't. That's the cool thing about people. We all have different takes on things. It really shouldn't matter how many people within the native american community object to this. It makes it seem as if not enough people in…
Lots. I am native, I hate it. I know many who do as well.
I'm saying that you should be smarter than you're being.
Why am I not surprised that, when sexism in the gaming community is brought up on kotaku, there's some guy who's trying to argue that it's not that bad.
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