@Adamska, that's really good feedback. It really make me think, I took a couple days for self-reflection to consider your points.
You are right, it's probably not fair for me to make observations about the complaints about CG.
Most of the complaints are abstract polemics that don't really communicate much besides the fact the speaker is very, very angry about something. It's really hard to sort out why the person is so angry, except in a general sense that's usually to the side of the actual subject. Ultimately, there's no point to it, figuring out what started the whole mess leads to massive disappointment.
Like when Doug was saying CG is just a bunch of anti-Christians. The basis for that claim was that CG refused to disavow a group of people, which isn't exactly the same as being against a religion. By turning it into an either-or, an issue was created for him to yell about. Doesn't matter that the whole argument is shit, he fell all over himself repeating it thousands of times. It took a lot of time to figure out what he was yelling about, in the end it was just stupid faggotry that made him the object of his own hatred. He needs to remember YouTube is HD, his streams allow everyone can see the dried semen flecks in that disgusting beard.
So I wanted to suggest a better course, there are ways to run whisper campaigns that aren't stupid and it's hard not to notice you doing the same thing. Instead of making the world think everyone on the Farms is as dick-in-the-ass flamboyant as all that, we focus on attacking Ethan Van Sciver in a way that's immediately recognizable, easy to understand, and hurtful to him and his loved ones. I thought of a few examples that could help you in your bitching:
1) Attack the Name: call him Ephan Man Giner instead of using the acronym. Acronyms are cool, calling someone a vagina is not. Repeating that a few thousand times would stick more than anything you have said in this thread.
2) Attack the Children: suggest things about his children. Ethan loves his kids and will want to protect them. Get deeply personal about their intelligence and behaviors, you can be derailing entire crowdfunding campaigns and finally win your war against CG.
3) Attack the Hygiene: when you meet him in person, EVS has a faint smell of cheese and talcum powder. That comes from somewhere. More people would remember a complaint about his pit stench than some missed deadline he failed to respond to after saying something in a video 2 years ago. Bread and butter issues matter more than the gospel.
4) Attack Jersey: Jersey is disgusting and you can say anything you want about it and people will believe you. Put that together with other attacks and things will stick.
Here's an example. If you said things like this, you might have a way to actually hurt Comicsgate.
"Ran into Ethan Van Sciver driving home to Philly. Had to park behind the restaurant and there was this guy, he was huge, picking through the garbage looking for something to eat. He came over to me, it was him, Ethan. He said he was trying to get back home, his son needed some gas. There was this kid standing in front of a beat up muscle car, wearing short shorts and a midriff, and Ethan said he would do anything for some gas money, you just have to go over and talk to him. I asked if he was Ethan, he asked if I want to make something of it. His breath smelled so bad, like rancid fruit wine. I told him I thought he made all this money off Comicsgate, he said, you know, this is the buy in for all those creators. They have to give a little to get on the show. It was disgusting, only in Jersey."
You share enough stories like that and it stops the Farms from looking as bad as the anti-Comicsgaters. I don't have a problem with Ethan, I really just want people to get the job done. If the point is to wreck CG and take him down a couple notches, do it. But stop dicking around with stupid angry man arguments, there's never any truth to them and it makes us all sound weak.
