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Oh dear…here we go again. I thought that this would become a nice and calm Friday. I was dead wrong. At first i diden´t get all the tweets about “aggressive cleavage”.

Those tweets started some days ago. But i didn´t think all that much about it. Because at that time i diden´t see the whole picture behind those tweets (which basically rooted in the SJW´s rants about cleavage in games, movies and comic books).

But i couldn´t ignore those tweets today. As the tweets involved Lionhead Studios and a tweet that they sent out that set Twitter on fire.

And that tweet was the “#NationalCleavageDay” tweet (which you will find down below).

This was the tweet that Lionhead studios sent out earlier today, about the national cleavage day.

And in that tweet Lionhead Studios had added a women with a rather big cleavage (it´s a picture from “Fable II” i think?) holding some beer jugs. And that made the SJW movement go up in flames.

In fact, Brianna Wu started to tweet Lionhead studios about their #NationalCleavageDay” tweet. And after some tweets back and forth, Lionhead deleted their tweet (as they were under heavy fire from Miss Wu and the SJW movement).

So what did Brianna Wu say exactly? I´m glad that you asked. So i took the liberty to quote miss wu.

“My thanks to @Lionheadstudios for deleting their terrible Tweet. Games belong to all of us, not just horny men” – Brianna Wu

Brianna Wu had her say on Lionhead Studios #Nationalcleavageday tweet.

So let me see if i get this right Wu. You´re the one that set the rules of the video game industry now? What´s okay and what´s a big no no?

And what does miss Wu mean by “not just horny men”? As for as i know, there´s bi and lesbian women out there that loves cleavage just as much as men do (if not more so, as they actually got clevage themselves).

So, what´s next miss Wu? censorship of paintings and statues that has cleavage? Or why stop there, why not ban the Oktoberfest as well while you´re at it. As there´s a lot of beer and REAL clevage to be found there.

And here´s the thing. The Oktoberfest has more cleavage than Lionhead Studios tweet could ever have. As the tweet was a picture of a fictional woman from a game, while the women at the Oktoberfest is for real.

It´s also rather funny that Miss Wu pointed her finger at Lionhead Studios over cleavage. When her own game “Revolution 60” features quite a handful of clevage here and there.

Does the word “hypocrisy” mean anything to you Miss Wu? If not, then it should. As you´re full of it. As for Lionhead Studios, i feel sorry that they had to crawl to the cross and remove their tweet.

As noone should have censorship forced upon them. And let´s be honest now, was the #NationalCleavageDay tweet really all that bad?

***Disclaimer***
This is a personal opinion of the writer, and it doesn’t necessarily represent the other writers (nor The Gaming Ground´s)
opinions.