Basically it’s that easy. Parody is fair use.

Certainly living up to your name, aren’t you mate?

Take your red pill elsewhere little boy; the grownups are talking and we reject stereotypes and tropes as the useless shit they are.

I’m going to bet you’re the kind of fuckboy who assumes any driving mistake at all must be the result of a woman driving. (And that’s the word to use, by the way, “woman.”)

Well, at least your name’s accurate.

It’s the fact tou were factually incorrect and maybe a neckbeard and MRA idiot.

We were always around, we just went to the good stores instead of the ones where the white male staff and customers treated us like aliens. 

Also I grew up reading comics and still go to my local store where I see other women and people of color do fans aren’t just straight white guys anymore 😊

Nah, I didn’t do any research. Someone linked me to an article that explained how the store coped with the accident, and the info that the driver was a man happened to be in it.

For me it was the lame sexist joke about women drivers that was annoying.

Wrong fruit too - the driver was a man.

Every time IO9 posts something about Axanar and calls it a “fan film” people ask you to describe it more accurately. It’s not a fan film, it’s an attempt to make use of kickstarter funding and someone else’s IP to start a for-profit studio.

Sorry, but no. You are completely wrong in your reasoning.

Again, why should Paramount and CBS pay for something they already own? Do people like you know anything about copyright, or how a business is run?

I don’t know of any other NES “fan” games that are using Kickstarter money to build an entire production studio, or trying to sell their own line of branded coffee.

Good.

Internet - Check

This is heavily about tech. The alt-right is only given a voice by alternative media like blogs and social media. In the world of properly sourced news you can see straight through their BS. This article is EXACTLY that sort of “look through the BS of the internet”.

It happened on Facebook Live. It shows how tech can be used for harm. There’s also a huge Twitter angle, and how this disruptive tool is being used to misinform. It can’t all be about pixels and arduinos, sorry.