Maritan

It is a human right to misjudge everyone. Everyone has a natural right to judge people however they want, no matter how wrong it is! /s

So I think the point of the article is that she wasn't allowed into a PR event for Duke Nukem (although she never actually says she wasn't allowed, just that some unspecified guy who she may or may not have known said she shouldn't go, nor does she even confirm that the game is Duke Nukem, referring only to 'the game in question', not having mentioned the name of a game for the last 2 paragraphs). But is it really a problem that the game (which is surely the root of the pr...

...oblem here) is being marketed to its target audience? I read another 'woo feminism' article yesterday which mentioned a screening of the film Bridesmaids for actual real life brides. Am I meant to be offended because I was excluded from this event (which surely I'd have loved)?

Anyway all round bad journalism, and whatever point is there to be made is woefully unsupported by any kind of reasoning or evidence.