Conservative snowflakes triggered by videogame.
adding inclusive character creation options like hearing aids, glucose monitors, binders, and top surgery scars, the game has already been drafted into the culture wars. The Sims 4 came under fire from right wing pundits in the US, a country that has seen an aggressive anti-trans agenda pushed by conservatives in recent years.
Can't believe the Woke Left™ has stripped the Sims of its primary educational mission pic.twitter.com/6CsbQKJbI9"The woke mind virus has infected not only our government institutions but our educational institutions and our entertainment institutions," claimed conservative commentator Dave Rubin on Fox News.
Former real estate agent Chaya Raichik weighed in on the issue from her popular"Libs of TikTok" Twitter account, taking particular issue with visible top surgery scars as a customization option on Sims. As reported by, Raichik's fixation on gender-confirming surgery and lurid, fallacious accounts of such operations being performed on minors have inspired threats of violence against children's hospitals throughout the country.
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