Please stop giving this con artist a platform.

Oh for fuck's sake, is she still around?

I hear her arguments and read what she says and start to get convinced, and then this happens:

*sign*

Most of the points I've read here are fine and all, but one I feel like taking apart is the "women's breasts jiggle, so men's penises should too" argument.

I wonder if this includes the removal of an opinion that does not agree with her. Because this is all well and good but because a voice of decent from her or a debate on the subject matter she produces does not happen, with that a toxic product is produced. I am sorry but she has lost the ability to have any form of…

She's missing one important thing, a step that comes before her other eight. That important thing is to find someone else to spearhead this campaign. She's too toxic of an individual to be the one to be the focus of this, there are times I don't even think she understands her own argument or video games at all.

Gaming media have nobody to blame but themselves.

I mean, with any unled movement, you do attract some undesirables, and it's even easier for GG, as many of the people, good and bad, share a lot of the same feelings.

"We spent months pushing the narrative that gamers, especially this one group of gamers, were insane cartoon villains, demonizing hardcore gamers and simplifying a complicated conversation of misogyny in video games into a caricature of good vs evil. We simply cannot believe how SVU could go so out there as to…

I guess they read how horrible gamers and especially men are from reading Kotaku. I know now I'm nothing but a woman hating dumb ass from reading here. Thank you kotaku. You've shown me the error of my ways.

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funny how some people were saying this would be the deathknell of Gamergate... And now a lot of those people who said that are backing off cause the show made a joke of the entire situation. And those of us who are in Gamergate are actually laughing our asses off over how deliciously cheesy this was. So cheesy in fact…

Please, do. This episode is a great affirmation for those in GG that the mainstream media is woefully out of touch with the gaming industry, and Kotaku calling it the 'GamerGate' episode (before criticizing the awful plot and writing) shows them exactly how biased Kotaku is in their struggle against game journalism…

It didn't really rile up GGers though. Most people see it as an affirmation that this is how the media sees them. Given that GG's main focus is corruption in game journalism/media, which is, of course, an extension of the old style media, this episode is a great reinforcement to them that the media have no fucking…

I have news for you. Video games or media does not make you do bad things. How often had we this discussions? It was not the case with the evil rock music, it was never the case with the evil D&D neither was it with movies and never will be because of games.

Basement, dude. At least be consistent.

Not sure why you're so salty about this. We aren't .

I thought it was hilarious. A bunch of us at KiA watched it and had a good time. Why wouldn't you guys like it? They portrayed it exactly the way you anti gamers framed it. A bunch of frothing misogynists out to rape women out of the industry.

Remember that time gamergate