And I suspect some will view this story as a positive move forward, though, in all honest, being a heterosexual who admires the female form, I can't say I wouldn't miss them. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11008605/ Ah well, the things I must give up for fair treatment. Though I wouldn't have minded if the women wanted to see scantily clad men. Fair trade I woulda thought. :)
And there are two other stories unrelated to video games, but which could easily be USED by certain people, in my own Live Journal from today.
Re: "Don't target any specific gender..."catch_33January 25 2006, 04:10:30 UTC
And I suspect some will view this story as a positive move forward, though, in all honest, being a heterosexual who admires the female form, I can't say I wouldn't miss them. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11008605/
I don't really see this as much of a good thing. Cutting back on the T&A is fine, but getting rid of it entirely is not fair. I don't want every women who visits E3 to walk away disgusted, but I don't want the men to be denied of some extra eye candy. That's not equality.
Ah well, the things I must give up for fair treatment. Though I wouldn't have minded if the women wanted to see scantily clad men. Fair trade I woulda thought. :)
Thing is, I'm sure there's plenty of women who'd like to see some booth studs. The interest here doesn't seem to be in equality though. I think someone was offended and decided to find a way to put a stop to it. The more I reflect on that issue, the more I keep sensing that's the case.
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It's not about video games, but look what happens when you try giving the pendulum a swing.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10965522/site/newsweek/
And I suspect some will view this story as a positive move forward, though, in all honest, being a heterosexual who admires the female form, I can't say I wouldn't miss them.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11008605/
Ah well, the things I must give up for fair treatment. Though I wouldn't have minded if the women wanted to see scantily clad men. Fair trade I woulda thought. :)
And there are two other stories unrelated to video games, but which could easily be USED by certain people, in my own Live Journal from today.
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I don't really see this as much of a good thing. Cutting back on the T&A is fine, but getting rid of it entirely is not fair. I don't want every women who visits E3 to walk away disgusted, but I don't want the men to be denied of some extra eye candy. That's not equality.
Ah well, the things I must give up for fair treatment. Though I wouldn't have minded if the women wanted to see scantily clad men. Fair trade I woulda thought. :)
Thing is, I'm sure there's plenty of women who'd like to see some booth studs. The interest here doesn't seem to be in equality though. I think someone was offended and decided to find a way to put a stop to it. The more I reflect on that issue, the more I keep sensing that's the case.
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