Merizoc wrote:The An Xileel wrote:
Please tell me how it is sexism to say that someone should be ashamed of him/herself, because that someone basically sold him/herself in order to get his/her game promoted.
People have the right to sleep with a consenting partner. Nobody in this thread should care that she had sex. Nobody should care what she used it for, or how many people she slept with. People do it with other people. If she was able to exploit this to get ahead in the gaming industry, kudos to her. She found away to bring herself up in the world. The backlash from this represents an inherent and underlying sexism in the gaming industry and community, in which people think "girls don't play video games, and they certainly don't make them," both of which are wrong. She found a way to make herself known. Was some of what she did unethical? Sure. Getting journalists to write better reviews about you definitely is. But people seem to be focusing more on the horror that a woman slept with several men. There are undoubtably many more males in that industry who've done the same thing. So calm the fuck down.
Took out your bolding and added my own for emphasis.
If the bolded sentence is true (i.e., what she did was sure unethical) then THAT is what she is ashamed of herself for. Not because she had sex, but because she used sex as a form of bribery. If a man did it he should also be ashamed.
Also, as far as I know, 'sex' isn't listed as a human right in any government document, but again, that's as far as I know (which isn't very far)