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The law is the law. A business can refuse seevice to anyone for any reason except for being part of a protected class.
That particular bakery refused service to someone of a protected class and then publicized it. They broke the law.
Yes, it is. You want to force businesses to do something in their bailiwick they don't want to do.
If your response is going to again be something of the "NU UHHH!!!1!1!!" variety, don't bother.
You can even try the experiment yourself. Create a mod that transforms male characters into female ones, and then, like the banned mods, fill the description with racist rants. Let’s see how long it takes before it gets banned.
My point being, the Venn diagram of people who want Nexus to host specific mods that violate their TOS, and the people who think refusing to bake a cake is somehow "heroic" or whatever is two circles that don't overlap at all, when they're exactly the same thing.
I'm not talking about legality at all.
Exactly. Then make a mod that transmogrifies male characters into female ones and DON'T put homophobic and racist slurs in the description and see if it gets banned. It won't.
Weird how violating the TOS gets you banned, where not violating them doesn't. I wouldn't have thought that was hard to understand, but here we are.
Hosting content online and baking cakes aren't the same.
award farmer lol
LOL! The game has already sold over 21 Million copies. I think the free market has spoken, and it says LGBTQ+ content is just fine.
So sorry. But I think there's a percentage of people who will follow these topics just to see how long it takes for the hair pulling to start, and don't give a flip one way or the other about "wokeness"; it's just a signal to start the popcorn and decant the wine, and don't care so much about answering questions (and possibly starting a fight).
And part of that is nobody seems to realize why the term came into use in the context of games and gaming. *hint: it's not about gaming at all, it's about dragging gender politics into every nook & cranny you can find. The term actually entered the common vernacular in the context of the civil rights movement. Being "woke" was essentially about recognizing and acknowledging that the HUMAN race encompasses a lot more than just the white race.
Certainly, it can be used in the context of gender parity (and I'm not muddying the waters with the complicated issue of gender assignment - I'll save that one for people who enjoy squabbling about it). But just FYI, here's a link to a fairly decent article about Misogyny in the D&D world from early tabletop games to the digital products we play today: https://analoggamestudies.org/2014/10/constructing-the-female-body-in-role-playing-games/
And I'll just say that 'wokeness" is different things to different people. Some good, and some bad, depending on the context you use it in. It doesn't belong to any one demographic, which is why I think it shouldn't be used here to complain or argue about game content. That's just one tiny scrap of a much larger picture, and dare I say? Trivializes it. I could use it in discussing the rampant misogyny I've witnessed in the fantasy gaming genre over the last 50 years or so. But it's been used and abused to the point that it's almost meaningless. Best avoided (IMO) because there is virtually no way to use it without either offending someone, or inviting the cockroaches, with their own personal and often regressed agendas, out of the woodwork.
i mean i loved conflict of Bracus and Wulbren relationships but even most named side NPCs being like this kinda ruins immersion and feel weird to me.
Just deep gnomes were imo the worst candidate for it, id imagine more stuff like this in actual city, not from isolated society that need to...procreate.
In fairness, if you owned the game on GoG, you'd still come here to whine about it.