... just kick her in the ovaries.

I think you should be suspended from every site regardless.

I've found talking about lady parts leads to bans quicker than the dude counterpart. I suspect this is due to the fact that women are taboo as a whole on the internet, a lot more dudes. And most sites will cite "maybe we have one chick who surfs this site and would find this offensive!"

It is the same, people just like to white knight any chance they get, anyway they can, ban or otherwise. If this other comment you mentioned really happened and wasn't banned, of course.

Because its internet, everything is random

Problem is that people are easily offended nowadays. Coincidentally enough, they might also be narrow minded and self-centered

Just thinking ... this is the Internet. "Kicking" is so uncouth. It's probably more socially acceptable to say, "Falcon Punch to the ovaries!"

Is getting kicked in the ovaries as painful as in the balls?

I shouldn't ask because curiosity killed the cat. Actually, do it. Do it now.

well this is the world we've created. racism against whites is acceptable, not against blacks. sexism is bad, as long as its directed at women, but its fine if its against men... women want equality, but funnily enough, only when it suits them, and only in SOME things, same when it comes to race, same when it comes to religion and politics. its a minefield, and the only freedom of expression and speech we TRULY have, is when we shut up and only say and think the same things as the rest of the sheep.

I can't believe I'm replying to you, but here you go.

1. If you kicked a woman in her ovaries, you'd essentially also be kicking her in the kidneys. You could kill her. It's not the same as kicking a man in an externally placed organ that could more easily recover from impact trauma.

2. You're inciting violence against women. See #3.

3. On an individual basis, women are victims of violence far more than men are. It's ingrained in all the media we consume. With the current socio-economic situation the world is in, combined with historic attitudes where women were considered property - an attitude that clearly hasn't been erased even today - sexism against women is still rampant. Women are second class citizens compared to men. Less opportunities, treated less fairly, paid less. More likely to be raped or sexually abused than men. Women face a whole world full of strife and terror that men don't even have to think about, and women have to face it every day. It literally doesn't even occur to most men that women have to run this whole gauntlet of terrible things just to be alive, just to get through each day.

4. Women in gaming are treated like shit. Because gaming is geared towards males, women are excluded for the most part. By players, by developers. Women who try to play games get vile insults hurled at them and their gender is seen as an excuse for male gamers to threaten them with rape, to proposition them for sex. Women in games are treated as pin-up posters and sex objects rather than 50% of the world's population, who can do the same jobs as men and would be found in all the same places as all the men in games (for the most part, see #3 about how sexism affect women's hiring opportunities).

5. Dictionary definition of sexism: "discrimination on the basis of sex, esp the oppression of women by men". Sexism isn't just about discrimination, it's about oppression. When you can show me how the majority of men are being systematically oppressed by women, how men are paid less, how men are less likely to be objectified for their looks or body, how everyone on earth thinks it's fine to comment on women's bodies but no one ever seems to say, "Oh, look George Clooney's ass is fat! Brad Pitt has cellulite, UGH!!!", get back to me on how you're being oppressed.

I got suspended once for pointing out the obvious

I wondered if you posted stupid things on sites other than SteamGifts. Now I know.

i find it funny how known i am around here even though ive only made approximately half a dozen topics.

You are a douchebag.

disscuss.