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I watched the whole video. I think this quote is very important to talk about:
"[A female employee] told me that in executive meetings... she would hear some of the top men at the company complaining about hiring women, saying, 'If we hire these women, we got to be more careful around them.'"
Let's break this down..
So unless Jason (or someone) clarifies, I'm going to assume the following: Blizzard leadership was concerned that if women were hired, the NORMAL behavior displayed by the male workforce, would BECOME offensive to women.
I'm assuming this behavior is as follows: Dick jokes, posters of women in bikinis, edgy humor, farting and burping, saying words like "dildo" "boner" "twat" "pussy", and basically any immature behavior that men often participate in, but is never intended to offend women.
But somehow when these men express concerns with (unintentionally) offending women new hires, not only is this NOT seen as evidence that they DIDN'T want to offend women, but even worse, this is now publicly use as evidence that Blizzard was sexually harassing women? ARE YOU FUCKING SERIOUS?
I'm so done with this stupid debate. Culture war journos destroyed multiple companies and game franchises, and then destroyed men's lives over LIES. But now, "bro it's complicated", and the "complicated explanation" is still full of stupid bullshit.
Yes sexually harassing people is wrong (duh).. but it's clear that typical male behavior (eg dick jokes) was just being weaponized against them.
You wanna say "Dick jokes should not be tolerated in a professional environment"? Congratulations, now your games are made by HR driven corporations. Enjoy your corporate slop. No refunds.
Holy crap this is insane
A Wisconsin man was arrested for "marijuana possession" after Police used Flock Cameras to track his movements to Michigan (recreational use is legal) back to Wisconsin as justification to search his car.
This violates probable cause (zero evidence) AND sets an INSANE precedent.
This is just further proof that Flock Cameras are about mass surveillance and a police state NOT catching REAL criminals.