A website that tells you when DEI exists in a product? Oh, we need more of this.

[Resnic]

Found this website that will tell people when a game has DEI detected via a consulting firm that specializes in putting woke and dei agendas in games so you know which ones to not pay for.

DEIDetected

DEIDetected is the evolution of Sweet Baby Inc. detected, expanding its focus to document games that implement DEI ideology.

deidetected.com

I would love to see more of this happen expanding into movies, tv shows, music, and even into companies themselves.

I have had to give up some things I enjoy or find alternatives because I refuse to spend money on products with dei in them.

Luckily there are decades and decades and decades or movies, comics, music, tv shows, books, games and more before politically correct even became a thing.

Id like to see more of this.

And good Lord we need more more Quentin Tarantinos in this world.

 

[drudge X]

Why just products? I haven't watched a minute of NFL, NBA, and MLB or years and new movies that released during the past 3 years. For sports, it's hypocrisy. Either DEI across the board or none. Musk asked Cuban when will the Mavericks draft a short Asian women since Cuban love DEI so much. Cuban couldn't answer.

 

[The Duke]

I doubt Blazing Saddles and The Producers is on their list.

 

[scruffy]

What the hell is DEI technology?

Games? You can't be serious.

What kind of games are we talking about?

Video games? Or political games?

Who runs this company? Give us a name.

 

[TheGreatSatan]

If a company is involved in DEI, it is wise for Americans to avoid it whenever possible.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

All DEI does is to create doubt in the quality of anything non-white male.
That’s logic.

 

[scruffy]

Here's their About page.

About | DEIDetected

DEIDetected is the evolution of Sweet Baby Inc. detected, expanding its focus to document games that implement DEI ideology.

deidetected.com

I must admit, I don't understand gamers.

WW3 could break out and they'd still be sitting in front of the screen gaming.

My son did it for about a week, then he got bored. (Not before he made me buy him an Xbox though - it's still sitting in the garage, practically new and almost unused, maybe I'll donate it to a technology museum someday).