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7/30/2015 8:39:57 PM
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I have nothing against female gamers but to say that we should treat "Dames" with respect and kindness is asking a little to much there gamers like us who enjoi a good competition and no matter what people are gonna talk trash to each other and make you feel like shit sometimes but that's just people being people it's called taunting why should guy gamers be more nice to female gamers they want equality well unfortunately being assholes to each other mid game regardless of gender is equality
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Competitive is fine. But sportsmanship does not include trash talk, let alone the rest of it. If you are lost, here's the line: if you take an action to annoy or ruin the day of another, and it was not directly required to win, you are in the wrong.
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Trash talk fine. Sexism not. Racism not. Homophobia not.
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Shut up homo.
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Muted for being a bellend.
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I completely agree
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Yes trash talk is fine but sexism and discrimination is not
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No it is not but its not like you can magically stop making people be assholes
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Your not putting things into the right perspective though. I don't think most males can really comprehend being discriminated, I mean you can't say getting -blam!- threats is part of the process of women slowly become equal to men
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Unfortunately it is, guys are gonna harass female players for trying to get in on what is mostly a male dominated "sport" and girls are gonna have to get used to it and adapt cause it will not stop no matter how much we or anyone else wants it to
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Ah yes get used to it. The retort of someone rarely, if ever, discriminated against.
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So true. "Just deal with it!" says the person not being discriminated against. Ugh.
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I'm fat and not very attractive I get discriminated very often I'm just trying to speak the truth
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Ah yes get used to it. The retort of someone rarely, if ever, discriminated against.
