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7/31/2015 2:51:27 AM
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The comment was directed at the bounty, which was take on the dames of Destiny, his words were:
"I have one word to say about this boutny: Suck my Balls DEEJ!" And then screamed Savage Lord and so on, you can find a video on youtube of it.
So he got not only DEEJ, but Dames as well for being the focus of a boutny. During this, dames were receiving whispers, tweets, and comments about being r.a.p.e.d., sucking because they were women, and that they shouldn't be allowed to play at all.
The apologies that the dames are receiving are t just for the "suck my Balls" comments, but for the other comments they received as well.
Had it just been a "suck my balls" comment, BelleBunny probably could have given him a choice response. But they were being flodded with sexual harassment due to their spotlight time from Bungie and DEEJ.
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This problem is not Men vs Women.... It's Harassers vs People with functioning brains It just so happens that women are a minority. It just so happens that they are super sensitive about gender insults (if they weren't, none of this would be a problem) Everyone gets harassed. They aren't harassed because they are female. However: because they are so sensitive and the harasser knows it, the harasser will use his best attacks against female gamers ( like me and you use Thorn/TLW in trials) which are gender related insults. It's like this, Defender Titans are more vulnerable to melee fights than the regular guardian. If it is to be fought by a smart guardian, this guardian will try to make the Defender fight in his week ground, thus starting a melee fight. Now you can say that Defender Titans are a minority and are being attacked be long range melee using Warlocks and the Blink Striking Bladedabcers. But they didn't attack the Defender Titan for being a Defender Titan, they attacked like they attack anyone else. They used their best attacks against the Defender Titan.
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Perhaps because they excluded men from their clan, thus some men decided to exclude then back? However, what I just said is irrelevant, my point is wishyouluck's hating the Dames isn't so inhumane. Is it bad that these things happen to your clan? Yes. However, if you are going to have a only female clan, that has got to attract the worst parts of the community. Does the community have to apologize? No. The huge major part of the community wasn't apart of it.
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I've got nothing against that wish you luck guy, that's not what has the dames in an uproar (though, have you hear anything as rude in previous streams?) And dames is the main group for only women, but they encourage men and women to join their other group. (Forgive me I don't know it's name, didn't bother to ask and its early for me, can't remember if they told me when I joined) but if you contact dames and ask them "I am a male and want to join" they will direct you to the other clan
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This conversation has took a weird path, mainly because I was misinformed and didn't know about the more serious things that happened. However, I do have a problem with the Dames clan ideology, because they wrongly assume that the problem is men. And this line of thought is not new and in recent years, that type of sexist thought has been applied in other more important issues. So to conclude this. Yes, -blam!- threats are terrible. The community has nothing to apologize for, as we are not sure if the harassers were even apart of the community. And your clan has some stupid ways of thinking. I have nothing against the members of the Dames. It is sad that they feel the need to be in such a sexist clan. I have a lot against the founders of the clan, and wish they had took the work to exclude harassers, and simply have a tough policy on attitude, instead of assuming wrong in gender/taking the easy way and exclude tons of people who wouldn't be a problem to your safe envoirment.
