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Doesn't ED give themselves that title?Only if someone thinks we are the masterminds behind all of this and that we are the final boss of the internet or something like that along those lines.
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Doesn't ED give themselves that title?Only if someone thinks we are the masterminds behind all of this and that we are the final boss of the internet or something like that along those lines.
The final level involves surgical removal of Chris' taint piercing.Doesn't ED give themselves that title?
We're probably the easier target, all things considered, since we kind of have these forums and a wiki dedicated to pretty much putting the autistic wonder boy's entire life for the internet to see and the sister wiki for GK is getting up and running right now as well (though at the same time if the SJW's do come and attack us for "harrassing" GK, I suspect hitting back with the relevation GK is one fucked up pedo will crush them since defending a pedo would undermine their entire "movement")Doesn't ED give themselves that title?
No because that would be retarded.So, have any AAA companies pledged to stop using their capital to influence journos?
Because they have to donate to a charity to prove themselves to be good people? This really comes off as PR pandering more than anything else. Good on whatever the charity is though for getting some cash out of this fiasco.http://apgnation.com/archives/2014/10/27/9099/gamergate-raises-six-thousand-dollars-extra-life
How many non-self-serving charities has anti-GG supported again?
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It's like when Bronies donated money to Michael Morones, a kid who attempted suicide over being bullied for (among other things that came out later) being a brony, and then turned around and said "we're good guys. Look how we gave money to Michael Morones."Because they have to donate to a charity to prove themselves to be good people? This really comes off as PR pandering more than anything else. Good on whatever the charity is though for getting some cash out of this fiasco.
It's like when Bronies donated money to Michael Morones, a kid who attempted suicide over being bullied for (among other things that came out later) being a brony, and then turned around and said "we're good guys. Look how we gave money to Michael Morones."
Why couldn't they just do it for the sake of doing good things? That really depresses me![]()
To be fair, considering this issue has a lot to do with a whole image thing, it's inevitable that the activism would count.
People like to bring up that #GamerGate's opposition doesn't give to charity mainly due to the fact that the biggest opponents are promoting activism and justice - but their own efforts feel so aggressive and in opposition that it feels like they are doing armchair activism to a degree. That they can afford to say whatever comes to mind about gamers, even if it's unpleasant, and say 'hey, these guys are racist women-haters, they can't do anything good, they're just dirty unwashed neckbeards!' to justify their actions. Even when it's not true.
So the charity work feels necessary. Unfortunately, donations at least feel superior to armchair activism, in that it requires more of a sacrifice for something that doesn't profit you directly - which #GamerGate is sort of trying to profit from. But denying the donations isn't exactly the right thing to do, now is it?
We continue to receive questions, and because it appears that our silence is causing more harm than good, here is our position clearly articulated:
We are not and have never been aligned with Gamergate. We reject all forms of bullying, including the harassment of women by individuals associated with Gamergate. Every human being deserves respect, regardless of gender, orientation, appearance, personal hobbies or anything else that makes individuals who they are.
Let me translate that last bit from PR terms into layman's terms: "Bro, do you even read?"
When I tweeted out that "Gawker is Toxic", the ensuing twitter discussion focused mainly on Adobe. It did not focus on the website that doesn't pay its interns. The website that "doxxed" every gun owner in New York city, revealing the home & number of stalker victims who "thanked" Gawker for this idiocy already in the comments. Gawker media who has a preoccupation with sports celebrities hacked phone nudes, who likes leaking other peoples movie scripts, and who like to thumb their noses at Judges who order them to remove leaked sex tapes. Nobody likes Gawker, guys. They've literally turned bullying into a media empire. Yet somehow, Adobe was the main topic.
SJWs don't really understand how capitalism works, so the idea of a company releasing PR statements purely out of economic interests is alien to them.LWu and her kin are fiddling and dancing because "we" have lost Adobe's support.
Because they have to donate to a charity to prove themselves to be good people? This really comes off as PR pandering more than anything else. Good on whatever the charity is though for getting some cash out of this fiasco.