StarCraft = Sexist? Some feminists just go too far - Page 11
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il0seonpurpose
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fnaticNoname
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deathgod6
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On May 17 2009 05:14 Phrogs! wrote: Starcraft so sexist ![]() ![]() hahaha... wow XD | ||
Grobyc
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omg thats good haha | ||
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FirstBorn
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freelander
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"Valkyrie- (speaks )In an overly sexualized Russian accent." | ||
InToTheWannaB
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jodogohoo
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On May 17 2009 16:20 InToTheWannaB wrote: I always knew zerg was for pussys your doing it wrong, think apples | ||
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JWD
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I wonder how someone like her got on to StarCraft in the first place...doesn't seem like the game would be essay-worthy within her demographic. | ||
dNo_O
United States233 Posts
"Also, their power lies not in efficiency of building (more marines per minute) but in keeping your troops alive long enough to get them nurtured and grown up to a state of power. (Good job for those of you who are putting together the gender argument already)." <-- look at that sexist act of reinforcing the extrapolation of ideas without proper evidence! The Protoss and Terrans, follow the male sexuality of building up, and up, and up, until finally it is the long awaited moment, while the Zerg build up, and then drop some, then build more… and more… and more… and more, and once dropped it may re-build up again, much sooner than it's male counterpart. <--- she has obviously never seen a 30 gate toss she claims that the protoss and terran structures are phallic? what about the spire? what building does either terran or protoss have that is more phallic than the zerg spire? what a noob. I dunno about you guys, but I tried nurturing my drones into ultralisk on iccup and I won 0 times... damn... what was I thinking? Oh yeah, I thought I was playing the vagina race and that I had to nurture my units and get them to grow up... because zerg is the least aggressive race, and always wins by turtle. | ||
diehilde
Germany1596 Posts
On May 17 2009 05:16 mahnini wrote: think about the target market for sc when it was released exactly man, go watch all episodes of Sex and the City and you'll know what sexist is... | ||
FieryBalrog
United States1381 Posts
On May 17 2009 07:26 travis wrote: you seem to be forgetting that civilization also evolves. societies aren't always structured optimally. I find it amusing that you talk about how almost all societies are completely dominated by men, and then follow it up with "Many societies have taboos for menstruating women (which is sexist according to modern feminists), yet they independently created them. Almost all societies discourage female promiscuity, same idea.", as if women have a say about that in a male dominated society. You'd be surprised by what women do and don't have a say in in traditional societies. It certainly isn't a one way dialogue. Society is male dominated in that political power structures are created and run by men in all societies. That public power is what I'm referring to and it does not simply dictate the nuts and bolts of every day human rituals, behaviors and taboos, in fact the power structure is borne of society, the society is not borne of the power structure. Something like a menstruation taboo isn't created by a committee of the ruling men. And the idea of women as mute recipients of male action is ahistorical. | ||
Integra
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Jaeden
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Foucault
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Basically we have certain values and ways of thinking in our society which are largely subconscious, for example about women. It's a fact that we live in a society where the male sets the rules to a big extent. So to everyone replying "lol fucking feminists" or "rofl she is a moron" do yourself a favour and think one step forward and actually try and get what she is getting at, although her arguments go a bit overboard. This is not so far fetched as some people would like to think | ||
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