[nonethewiser]

So there is no problem with excluding women from these trading cards? Just that the entirely optional alternative to include them would be fun?

I would agree with that. Same as it would be fun to include younger people or non-Japanese people. Or dogs. Although it seems pretty random to just include everything that isnt currently the subject of these cards.

[statskier]

I'm not really following what your point is. The context in this case is pretty clearly geared towards connecting people across age generations. In that context, I merely observed that doing that for women would also be interesting. I don't see why you're branching off into random stuff like dogs.

I am equally interested in whether other non-Japanese cultures could do this too, although I suppose its popularity might not generalize across cultures. I don't know. Be interesting to try though, right?

Or is merely suggesting that deserving of some sort of criticism? The whole thing just made me think "why not share a neat thing with other groups". Dunno why that's such a big deal.

[nonethewiser]

How is including dogs random? Its fun. You said you wanted to see women included because it would be fun.

> The context in this case is pretty clearly geared towards connecting people across age generations.

Well no. Its clearly connecting older Japanse men with kids. Which is why your comment about including women isnt non-sensical.

You said you wanted to include women because it would be fun and said your original comment shouldnt be interpreted to imply sexism. That avoids actually saying its not sexist so I could use some clarification now that it seems like its not just all about whats fun.

Do you think there is an element of sexism in excluding women on the trading cards?

[statskier]

No, I do not.