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I get accused of being 'Politically Correct' quite a bit, and I suppose that I am. But really, there's a limit. Especially when the target of outrage is a two-bit tongue-and-cheek card game that maybe one gamer out of a thousand will want to buy. Most of those who actually buy it will play it once or twice, snicker, get bored, and put it up. No one who would be offended by the content is going to be buying it, anyway, so I persistantly fail to see what the point is.
No actual women were harmed in the making of this game.
No actual women will be forced to buy, play, or own this game.
No persons with an IQ above 70 will look at this game and think that's the way you want to live your life, unless they're already inclined in that direction and just want an excuse.
The game isn't even /worth/ offense. Ridicule, sure. It's a ridiculous concept, and obviously the designers /knew/ that. You won't hurt their feelings by pointing out how stupid it is. They know it's stupid. We know it's stupid.
Point, laugh, move on.
No actual women were harmed in the making of this game.
No actual women will be forced to buy, play, or own this game.
No persons with an IQ above 70 will look at this game and think that's the way you want to live your life, unless they're already inclined in that direction and just want an excuse.
The game isn't even /worth/ offense. Ridicule, sure. It's a ridiculous concept, and obviously the designers /knew/ that. You won't hurt their feelings by pointing out how stupid it is. They know it's stupid. We know it's stupid.
Point, laugh, move on.