Sony has finally responded--aggressively--to the December lawsuit filed by a Male Feminist Bungie veteran who said he was falsely fired for sexual misconduct so that Sony could get out of paying him $45 million. They deny claims of a "sham" investigation and share texts between him and female employees - Bungie maintained an email channel that shared lewd and semi-pornographic content to the entire studio. Those images were occasionally shared on a projector at studio events

Sadly that's every company, at my current company women get hired based on looks and men constantly talk about how they wanna frick them in detail. Like the owner of the company will see a hot woman working in retail or fast food and offer her a job. Like literally almost every woman working here has an onlyfans and posts stuff in lingerie on their Instagram, they aren't hiring them for their job experience. Like half the women here have fake tits. And all these men that talk about wanting to frick them are all married.

And the thing is, this was (and sorta still is) standard hiring practice by moids across industries, not just tech. But the moids in tech have the least experience with foids and have no problem hiring the most toxic ones ("but she's a cool g*mer girl that watches anime waow!!!") and will inevitably act like spergs towards them, causing big scandals.