1. No, I did not say that stores refuse to sell to women. 2. Are you honestly arguing that the industry caters to women and not men? No one is saying that Bieber fans can't have their music. 3. What I'm saying is that your analogy only works if Bieber music is 99% of the music available. 4. If that were the case, how would you respond to the criticism that only Bieber music sold well so we should only produce Beiber music? 5. Would you reasonably reply that maybe Bieber music sells well because it's been the only game in town? 6. Would you ignore the statistics from the non-Beiber music producers that showed almost half of all music lovers weren't Beiber fans and that, perhaps, there is an untapped market out there? 7. Or would you continue to defend the status quo and knock the music producer that dared to advertise that they had a non-Beiber song on their album?
8. More and more gaming companies are jumping on the inclusiveness wagon. I'd say that's market forces at work.
1. But you are saying that the videogaming industry is unwilling to make products and marketing aimed at women. Implying that they should... They are supposedly just not interested in selling products to women (refusing), eventhough they absolutely could... Again ... for implied reasons.
2. No... I'm saying the video game industry might cater for men, for a reason. That reason being much bigger demand... and if it's due to people's demand. There is absolutely nothing inherently sexist or discriminatory about it.
3. No, it works universally... It is dependent on the demand of the consumerbase. Whoever that may be.
4. If only bieber music sold and I were making decisions on what to sell? Then I would sell bieber music. The same way I wouldn't sell sand in sahara.
5. If we can conclude that only bieber music sells... Then there have been attempts at selling something else, that weren't as successfull. So I would still sell bieber music... Possibly test the feet once in a while with something else, but I sure as hell wouldn't change my main productline around based on positive thinking alone.
6. If the statistics say there's an interest. I would dip the feet in the water with a product. Again not gonna change my biggest product line around on wishfull thinking. If that "test" then sells well... I might further bet on it...
7. I'm saying there might be a status quo for a reason, which you seem to ignore. And I've not knocked anyone for that... At most I've poked at the inherent sexism in focusing on gender.
8. As long as it's market forces and not the disproportionate bullying and bad pr resulting from harassment from a non market representative minority.