Saudi Arabia buys Embracer group 8% stake about 1 billion

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CaptainExplosion said:

shikamaru317 said:

Look, I'm no fan of Sharia Law myself, but I highly doubt that Saudi Arabia buying stakes in gaming companies is part of some sneaky plot to implement Sharia Law into gaming. They have owned a majority stake in SNK for months now, and I have yet to see any patches that add censorship to Samurai Shodown or KOF 15, nor any DLC fighters who wear a burka or hijab. In fact, from what I was just reading, Saudi Arabia doesn't have a law requiring women to wear a head covering in public, just one that says they must dress respectfully.

Besides, I suspect the Crown Prince likes sexy video game females just as much as the rest of the world does xD

It IS a sneaky plot to force Sharia Law into gaming. When has Saudi Arabia ever been known to not be a sneaky underhanded terror state? Never forget that most of the 9/11 conspirators were Saudi, and that Saudi Arabia loves blowing up Yemeni children while saying something like "It was an accident, we were aiming at terrorists.".

Furthermore, THIS is what that law means by "women must dress respectfully".



I sincerely doubt the prince will let sexy women stay in video games he has a stake in, since he's executed women for defending women's rights.

Chrkeller said:

Speculation.  Nothing more.

Speculation based on FACT. When have we EVER seen a woman willingly wear one of those hate crimes in clothing form and enjoy it unironically?

First of all Sharia means law so every civilized country has sharia. Second Islamic sharia/Law is not used the way it is intended in Muslim majority countries so technically there are no countries that follow Islamic sharia only a version of that countries ruling party. Islamic sharia does not force a women to wear the burka yet some countries force women to do so anyway. My point is do not lump Islam with the rules of one country.

Other than that all women must wear modestly as we do not want men to look at a women for her body features rather for her personality. It gives women in general control over who gets to see what and not be in a society that advertises and obsesses over body image. She is free from having to look sexy and constantly having to compete with other women about her appearance. 

If you want to talk about something I suggest you actually study the topic