"This is easily proven false if you're actually interested in the facts of the situation"

What about when Adria Richards doxxed two random men at a tech conference for making a joke in private that she didn't find tasteful?

For one, we don't even know if the reviewers are playing a review copy they received from the publisher. That would be a good place to start. Has the reviewer been flown to the company to preview the game, all expenses paid? Did they get any game swag from the publisher? We all know these things happen, so we should…

Thank you. It's good to find someone else who doesn't buy into the notion that your ethics are determined by which "group" you belong to instead of how you treat people.

and if everyone keeps rallying under that name, the movement will be forever linked to that

So this stuff is only worth condemning when it's performed by people outside the control of progressive activism? Keep in mind that the go-to response for progressives is to Doxx political dissent and attempt to get them fired in order to silence them.

I don't agree with the misogynistic attacks.

You really don't see the irony, do you?

How do you know who the majority of Gamergate is?

I feel sorry for my friends who are into the whole ethics thing. I don't necessarily agree with that position, but I've seen some who are pretty discouraged. They want to pursue this thing, but then you get the doxxers working against them.

so you're cool with a bullet in the head of a gamergate supporter huh?

Smear campaign aside for a moment,

To be fair, shark jumping exists in pretty much every Resident Evil game.

Dare to dream!

Calling the trolls harassing her "rational debate" is indeed insulting to rational debate. But the issue is that the attempts at rational debate also get labeled as harassment/misogyny/trolling by the SJW crowd who apparently can't fathom that anything Anita would say might be factually incorrect or even debatable.

Not bad. Though the most glaring omission, in my mind, is still nowhere to be found.

oh good it's That Guy. Hey there, That Guy.

A Link to the Past was on SNES, not NES...

Between red and blue are shades of purple, not grey, Kirk.
Christ, do your research, would you kindly?