Well, this comment wins the article. Everyone else, go home.

Oh, I was raised Catholic in the South. Shame is a big part of my everything.

Ok I will trade you for pics of Gates Mcfadden, Marina Sirtis, or Morena Baccarin.

It's times like these that I wish the video game industry would get involved and actively come out against people who threaten and intimidate critics. I don't work in the industry, so take this with a grain of salt, but isn't designing a game, designing anything, supposed to have criticism leveled against it? That you…

What really blows me away about the Anita Sarkeesian hate, which I see absolutely everywhere video game loving people congregate and it never fails to embarrass and depress the shit out of me, is how it's proving everything she says absolutely right. You couldn't ask for a clearer example of the exact kind of thing…

I'm glad that she tweeted the threat. It brings more attention to her cause. However, its sad that she's receiving threats like this. Her comments weren't offensive, just informed. Hopefully the authorities do their job wit this situation.

deal with it

Ok, we'll split it 3 ways.

Did somebody say "drink all the whiskey?" Because I want in.

How bout I drink half and you can have the other half.

Great, now I want to drink all the whiskey

And Russia just invaded* Ukraine. So there's that.

This isn't even my main problem with this product (and other anti-rape devices.) NEarly all of them are geared towards combating the ever elusive stranger rapist in a bar or a back alley. As the statistics show, this hardly ever happens. (Or at least, is significantly less likely to be the case.) When people are…

Same here, same twice, same lack of assault because I was with friends.

I've been drugged twice, but I've consumed thousands of alcoholic beverages over my lifetime. That means that these unreliable drug-detecting products would have been useful to me ONLY. TWO. TIMES...and the only way in which I was victimized by these druggings was the two-day hangover that followed. Whoever drugged me…

It's often an infuriating argument, but in this case a test that doesn't work properly is worse than no test at all. If there's no test for rape drugs, you know that and can take whatever precautionary measures you find appropriate. If there's a bad test, you might think you're safe when you really, really aren't.

We also teach don't steal and don't kill, yet we still have theft and murder.

That's not the argument at all. These products give you a false sense of security, giving you an unwarranted impression that you are safe if they have not activated. Just as bad, they can give false positives with alarming frequency, which could lead you to randomly accuse people of trying to drug you on completely…