No it's not alright - try to apply that to any other group and see if it is okay. It's denying opportunity to woman on the basis of their gender - it is by definition sexist. If he can't handle the toxic culture he helped create by not automatically locking out half of the population to work with him, then he shouldn't work in that industry. Excluding women is not a legitimate choice.
In the full video, he kept saying "oh, I think you might be an inverted player" as she was looking too far up or down. So I think she was playing on default, but actually would need it inverted
The South Park meme is based on a practice used by police to question children who have been sexually abused. The police show an anatomically correct doll to the child victim and ask them to point to the place on the doll where they were touched or violated. Because most children lack the vocabulary to accurately describe how or where they were abused. So yes, pretty tasteless.
If he can't handle the toxic culture, he should take the affects and walk away - not get his cake and eat it too. Excluding woman based on their gender is not okay. If he can't handle the effects of working with woman then he shouldn't work in that industry period. He can think about his gf that way if he really cared about the effects on her.
There's a difference, Ellen is celebrity and maybe same age as his mother. So appearing on her talk show is different compared to streaming with young attractive girls who are same age as Ninja.
He's not just chosing who he plays with, he's excluding people based on their gender right away without any other reasons - that's sexist. Literally excluding a person based on their gender is sexist, it's the most simple definition there is, you have to go through some weird mental gymnastics to make it anything else then what it is.
We have laws with companies to make sure they don't deliberately exclude a gender. It's not just "his rules"
Oh okay. Even still, the segment would have went a little better if she familiarized herself with the absolute basics. Even Conan's Cluesless Gamer segment isn't that clueless.
yes but not based on gender which is what Ninja admits he does. It's really that simple
I said it was against the law for companies to do it - there's a grey area with streamers cus the law hasn't caught up with social media yet.
I get what your saying and we never had his wife comment about this either, but saying "that's their problem, not mine" is the worst thing you can say about your SO in a relationship.
I'm not going exclude an entire gender based on insecurity - I would probably not be as blunt in what I would say to them but it would be their problem that they would have to work on. I work as an engineer - if I couldn't hang out/work with men I'd have no livelihood and miss out on alot of interesting people. That's not reasonable for an SO to ask.
