234 - Virtual >Rape Culture

If there's any doubt that Toronto, Canada is the undisputed capital of feminism and gynocentrism outside of Sweden then the link I'm including in the description below will prove it once and for all. Apparently women in this city are so bored with their lives that they have turned to policing games like Grand Theft auto five and making sure that people don't create rape hacks for video games. And the story in the video is covered by CityNews one of the main local news stations in the city. They cover this story by interviewing a woman that says that simulated sexual assault happens when your character is locked into place in the game and then the evil gamers do awful sexual things to your character. And now even the Toronto police department is paying attention as more women in this city complain about virtual rape. But what are the police supposed to do? Shut down users in Russia and Asia that are outside their jurisdiction. The whole situation sounds like a gross mismanagement of public resources. Fortunately I have a solution for female gamers. I think that women should fight the problem of male hacking by hacking into the games themselvesand modifying the gamer experience. Anything a man can do a woman can do just as well. So I'm sure there are tons of female hackers out there with computer science degrees ready to fight this online scourge of virtual rape. Right? Well as far as I know most game developers are male and so are most programmers. So even if women wanted to modify these games and fight back there probably wouldn't be enough competent female hackers to fight this. I think to some extent as more women enter gaming world we'll probably see more of this type of behavior.Virtual rape hard to track in online gaming, police sayhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neTTQ...The Horrendous Odds in Online Datinghttp://mgtow1.blogspot.ca/2014/10/the...Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/mgtow/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy