To be honest, I really only care about Kotaku’s role. I think it’s extremely irresponsible journalism.

I just think it is about Starcraft. I don’t see why it even has to be about a trans woman, or a woman at all. It’s amazing just because of the fact that she’s not from Korea. I think that in referring to her as a woman Starcraft champion, without any further explanation, Kotaku is causing eyebrows to raise. I think…

I don’t think I am owed anything, but I am asking for the opportunity to better myself.

I am sorry, but I don’t understand. Maybe I am being dense. It is very irresponsible and evil speech for those players to harass my girlfriend, and I resent it personally. However, that is not the only reason that there is low representation in esports. It is a very important reason, but not the only reason.

Biological advantages may not be the best way to phrase it because every person is unique and very different. I am extremely skeptical of generalizing and lumping people into broad categories, but statistically men are more likely to have higher performance in three dimensional relational acuity. They are also more…

Could you decompress this statement for me? Maybe let me know how, exactly, some of these thoughts were irrational? If I’m being irrational I’d at least like the opportunity to error correct. I’m being honest here, I’m not trying to start an argument.

Right about what? Would you please elaborate? I’d like to talk about it.

I am, by no means, looking to start an argument. I happen to think that her gender is important in a certain context. I agree that, as an individual, aside from gender, this is an absolutely mind-bogglingly insane accomplishment. However, in the context of this article, the writer goes to great lengths to make her…

What is it about my post that upsets you? I’m very open to conversation.

“The second is that she is a woman. Like most esports and much of the video game industry, competitive StarCraft is not particularly diverse. There are many reasons for this, they are all awful, and they have led to a game that is dominated by young men.”

What are we even talking about? Why should they have anticipated it? They can’t anticipate every possible aspect of human behavior. His career is over. They’ve done enough. Put down your pitchfork.

You’re trying to use a hammer to drive in a screw. If you need a MacBook get a fucking MacBook instead of mouthing off about your imbecilic opinions on something you have no business reviewing.

“I beat up, like, 20 dudes as Darth Maul in multiplayer.”

How I know for a fact that a black person is racist: They wrote or agree with this article.

How about a mention of the fact that you are talking about a ten thousanth of a percent of the fan base? Rick and Morty is not polarizing and it’s fans aren’t worse than any other fans, you just need something to write about. There just happened to be some dicks that liked this show and hated women. That’s all.

I also enjoy videogames! I am so happy to meet new people that like video games as much as I do. That is why I come to www.Kotaku.com for all of my videogame related news. It’s a nice place to escape the dreary headlines of the day and just talk about good old videogames!

What is more insane is that this aspect is only mentioned in the comments. As usual Kotaku’s esports side proves that they know nothing about what they are covering.

That feeling when you think you clicked on an io9 story about a new fantasy show by some showrunners you love but then realize you walked into one of the most insane echo chamber on the web.

So you are making insinuations in this article that are a bit dumb. You are insinuating that because this guy espouses views that are aligned with gamergate he also must share the views of or sympathize with the anti woman assholes that also happen to identify with that movement. Being anti feminism doesn’t mean that…

Lol you’re dumb.