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Edited by ViscousVenom:
7/31/2015 1:32:24 PM
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Yeah and making a clan for females only isnt sexist at all, what goes around comes around.
If a couple of dudes decide to make a clan called gentlemen of destiny and say females werent allowed, a big part of the community would cause an uproar and call sexism.
Sure women need to be treated with dignity and respect but its getting a little ridiculous what with all this sexism bullshit they constantly accuse men of.
Im from a country where men and women are equal, so maybe thats why i have this opinion.
Edit: rephrased it a little
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You're making an insane generalization saying that ALL women would be in an uproar if there were "no females allowed" clans. As a woman, I can tell you I wouldn't give a crap if someone told me I couldn't be in their all-boys clan. Truthfully, those aren't the kind of guys I'd want to be gaming with in the first place. I'm not a member of the Dames, either. Historically there have always been all-male clubs of many kinds - even male only golf courses. And men tend not to like it very much when they feel females are encroaching on what they think is their personal territory. Division of the sexes has been going on in club type settings for as long as people have been around. I'm not bothered by the rampant sexism in gaming and the gaming community as a whole - in some respects it's to be expected. What bothers me is white knighting. I don't need anyone to stand up for me or make apologies on my behalf.
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Yeah i probably should have phrased that a little differently, i didnt mean to attack the whole female part of the community.
