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About the GamerGate TV show by Brianna Wu

Brianna Wu @BriannaWu About the "Gamergate" TV show. tne doxing that are just parT OT peing a woman online in 2021. They'll focus on salacious aspects and miss the bigger picture. And those are the more benign symptoms. Even though it's traumatic for me, someone that experienced these events needs to be there to steer them in the right direction. The Christchurch massacre was horrific, and is directly linked to 8chan. 8chan directly led to QAnon. Antivaxxers thrive because the disinformation policies I and others begged "Gamergate" IS NOT a retelling of the events of Gamergate. It's not a bad Scream movie *.kare a man in - OLull Menk aalle a u women in games. In 2016, it was stopping a monster from becoming president. And in 2021, it's stopping us from living in a Facebook to implement were ignored. stop the nightmare politics we are drowning in. And frankly, it's much more interesting. This is not the first time Hollywood has permanent pandemic from the unvaccinated, who are being manipulated with disinformation. knocked on my door and asked me to do a series about Gamergate. It's not even the second or the third. I have turned this project down FOUR times because it was going to be trauma p---. I said yes this time ONLY because I was given the authority to veto the It's my hope that telling this story can steer us away from this disastrous course. Frankly, Iwould rether do other thine with mu caror 8:42 am · 10 Oct 2021 · Twitter for iPhone 24 Retweets 3 Quote Tweets 175 Likes A Tip Who can reply? People @BriannaWu mentioned can reply Do you believe stories can change the world? I do. And I think most of us who go into creative fields think so too. A question a lot of people in the US are asking ourselves is, "How the hell did our country get here?" When I watch Twitch, I often see women streamers too young to have experienced Gamergate casually mention the death threats, the Swatting, and the doxing that are just part of being a woman online in 2021. And those are the more benign symptoms. The Christchurch massacre was horrific, and is directly linked to 8chan. 8chan directly led to QAnon. Antivaxxers thrive because the disinformation policies I and others begged Facebook to implement were ignored. And then you have monsters like Steve Bannon who took the Gamergate playbook and weaponized it against our country to get Trump elected. Today, he and others like him are laying groundwork for the next insurrection against the United States using that same playbook. Disinformation. Exploiting divisions. Fomenting resentment and convincing the privileged they are a victim. I feel ethically compelled to tell the story of how one domino falling led to another. Someone is going to turn Gamergate into a series eventually. That's just a fact, and in my short time working with Hollywood - it's very apparent to me that without people who were there it will be TRAUMA P---. They'll be insensitive to victims. They'll not understand the historical context of events. They'll focus on salacious aspects and miss the bigger picture. Even though it's traumatic for me, someone that experienced these events needs to be there to steer them in the right direction. "Gamergate" IS NOT a retelling of the events of Gamergate. It's not a bad Scream movie where a man in a Skull Mask calls a woman game developer and threatens to kill her, and she hunts him down to strike a blow for feminism. All those events are happening in the background, and it's horrific. But the thrust of the show is about fictional characters working behind the scenes to try to address structural issues with institutions like law enforcement, social media companies, and game studios. "Gamergate" is a story about how our institutions failed us in 2014 and what the consequences were. I think this is the only ethical way to do a story about Gamergate. It doesn't erase what happened to anyone, and it doesn't presume to tell anyone else's story. Instead, it focuses on WHAT WE CAN DO TODAY to stop the nightmare politics we are drowning in. And frankly, it's much more interesting. This is not the first time Hollywood has knocked on my door and asked me to do a series about Gamergate. It's not even the second or the third. I have turned this project down FOUR times because it was going to be trauma p---. I said yes this time ONLY because I was given the authority to veto the many ways a project like this could go wrong. If you go back and watch my interviews during Gamergate, my message was incredibly consistent. Yes, I talked about what happened to me - but my focus was ALWAYS on addressing the structural issues of the game industry. That's still my mission today. Somehow, the stakes of addressing the root causes of Gamergate keep getting higher and higher. In 2014, it was the careers of women in games. In 2016, it was stopping a monster from becoming president. And in 2021, it's stopping us from living in a permanent pandemic from the unvaccinated, who are being manipulated with disinformation. It's my hope that telling this story can steer us away from this disastrous course. Frankly, I would rather do other things with my career but disinformation and online radicalization is going to kill our democracy if we don't.
Brianna Wu @BriannaWu About the "Gamergate" TV show. tne doxing that are just parT OT peing a woman online in 2021. They'll focus on salacious aspects and miss the bigger picture. And those are the more benign symptoms. Even though it's traumatic for me, someone that experienced these events needs to be there to steer them in the right direction. The Christchurch massacre was horrific, and is directly linked to 8chan. 8chan directly led to QAnon. Antivaxxers thrive because the disinformation policies I and others begged "Gamergate" IS NOT a retelling of the events of Gamergate. It's not a bad Scream movie *.kare a man in - OLull Menk aalle a u women in games. In 2016, it was stopping a monster from becoming president. And in 2021, it's stopping us from living in a Facebook to implement were ignored. stop the nightmare politics we are drowning in. And frankly, it's much more interesting. This is not the first time Hollywood has permanent pandemic from the unvaccinated, who are being manipulated with disinformation. knocked on my door and asked me to do a series about Gamergate. It's not even the second or the third. I have turned this project down FOUR times because it was going to be trauma p---. I said yes this time ONLY because I was given the authority to veto the It's my hope that telling this story can steer us away from this disastrous course. Frankly, Iwould rether do other thine with mu caror 8:42 am · 10 Oct 2021 · Twitter for iPhone 24 Retweets 3 Quote Tweets 175 Likes A Tip Who can reply? People @BriannaWu mentioned can reply Do you believe stories can change the world? I do. And I think most of us who go into creative fields think so too. A question a lot of people in the US are asking ourselves is, "How the hell did our country get here?" When I watch Twitch, I often see women streamers too young to have experienced Gamergate casually mention the death threats, the Swatting, and the doxing that are just part of being a woman online in 2021. And those are the more benign symptoms. The Christchurch massacre was horrific, and is directly linked to 8chan. 8chan directly led to QAnon. Antivaxxers thrive because the disinformation policies I and others begged Facebook to implement were ignored. And then you have monsters like Steve Bannon who took the Gamergate playbook and weaponized it against our country to get Trump elected. Today, he and others like him are laying groundwork for the next insurrection against the United States using that same playbook. Disinformation. Exploiting divisions. Fomenting resentment and convincing the privileged they are a victim. I feel ethically compelled to tell the story of how one domino falling led to another. Someone is going to turn Gamergate into a series eventually. That's just a fact, and in my short time working with Hollywood - it's very apparent to me that without people who were there it will be TRAUMA P---. They'll be insensitive to victims. They'll not understand the historical context of events. They'll focus on salacious aspects and miss the bigger picture. Even though it's traumatic for me, someone that experienced these events needs to be there to steer them in the right direction. "Gamergate" IS NOT a retelling of the events of Gamergate. It's not a bad Scream movie where a man in a Skull Mask calls a woman game developer and threatens to kill her, and she hunts him down to strike a blow for feminism. All those events are happening in the background, and it's horrific. But the thrust of the show is about fictional characters working behind the scenes to try to address structural issues with institutions like law enforcement, social media companies, and game studios. "Gamergate" is a story about how our institutions failed us in 2014 and what the consequences were. I think this is the only ethical way to do a story about Gamergate. It doesn't erase what happened to anyone, and it doesn't presume to tell anyone else's story. Instead, it focuses on WHAT WE CAN DO TODAY to stop the nightmare politics we are drowning in. And frankly, it's much more interesting. This is not the first time Hollywood has knocked on my door and asked me to do a series about Gamergate. It's not even the second or the third. I have turned this project down FOUR times because it was going to be trauma p---. I said yes this time ONLY because I was given the authority to veto the many ways a project like this could go wrong. If you go back and watch my interviews during Gamergate, my message was incredibly consistent. Yes, I talked about what happened to me - but my focus was ALWAYS on addressing the structural issues of the game industry. That's still my mission today. Somehow, the stakes of addressing the root causes of Gamergate keep getting higher and higher. In 2014, it was the careers of women in games. In 2016, it was stopping a monster from becoming president. And in 2021, it's stopping us from living in a permanent pandemic from the unvaccinated, who are being manipulated with disinformation. It's my hope that telling this story can steer us away from this disastrous course. Frankly, I would rather do other things with my career but disinformation and online radicalization is going to kill our democracy if we don't.

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Amanda Winn Lee @amandawinnlee Ah. I see. There's a pocket of incel Gamergate losers in Twitter's verification department. Good to know. Mike Ott @ottermymind - 13h Replying to @amandawinnlee Until @GailSimone is @verified the whole thing is just a sham 1:11 PM · Aug 31, 2021 · Twitter for iPhone 7 Retweets 1 Quote Tweet 102 Likes Amanda Winn Lee @amandawinnlee · 13h Replying to @amandawinnlee I can't stop giggling REEEEEENT FREEEEEEEE, I live in your head rent freeeeeeeeee rS ♡ 33
Amanda Winn Lee @amandawinnlee Ah. I see. There's a pocket of incel Gamergate losers in Twitter's verification department. Good to know. Mike Ott @ottermymind - 13h Replying to @amandawinnlee Until @GailSimone is @verified the whole thing is just a sham 1:11 PM · Aug 31, 2021 · Twitter for iPhone 7 Retweets 1 Quote Tweet 102 Likes Amanda Winn Lee @amandawinnlee · 13h Replying to @amandawinnlee I can't stop giggling REEEEEENT FREEEEEEEE, I live in your head rent freeeeeeeeee rS ♡ 33

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Noam Blum @neontaster · Jul 27 LMAO what is this historical revisionism? Blizzard famously became like the first big company to trash gamergate at a con and they got a tsunami of positive press over it. Blizzard: "Let's take a stand to reject hate and harassment" In his opening talk at BlizzCon, Blizzard chief Mike Morhaime warned that harassers are "tarnishing our reputation as gamers" James Brightman Friday 7th November 2014 It's been an ugly few months in the video game industry as the mainstream media has shined its spotlight on the Gamergate movement and the persistent cases of harassment, misogyny, and threats (r---, death, bomb, etc.) that have certainly given gaming a black eye. While some in the industry would rather not talk about it, perhaps hoping it'll just go away on its own, Blizzard boss Mike Morhaime took the opportunity to speak up during his opening talk at BlizzCon 2014 today. SHARE THIS ARTICLE f Recommend | y Tweet | in Share @wSJ · Jul 27 WS) The Wall Street Journal A gender-bias suit against Activision Blizzard shows that seven years after GamerGate, allegations of misconduct toward women in the sector persist on.wsj.com/3BFMWXP 7 t3 60 270
Noam Blum @neontaster · Jul 27 LMAO what is this historical revisionism? Blizzard famously became like the first big company to trash gamergate at a con and they got a tsunami of positive press over it. Blizzard: "Let's take a stand to reject hate and harassment" In his opening talk at BlizzCon, Blizzard chief Mike Morhaime warned that harassers are "tarnishing our reputation as gamers" James Brightman Friday 7th November 2014 It's been an ugly few months in the video game industry as the mainstream media has shined its spotlight on the Gamergate movement and the persistent cases of harassment, misogyny, and threats (r---, death, bomb, etc.) that have certainly given gaming a black eye. While some in the industry would rather not talk about it, perhaps hoping it'll just go away on its own, Blizzard boss Mike Morhaime took the opportunity to speak up during his opening talk at BlizzCon 2014 today. SHARE THIS ARTICLE f Recommend | y Tweet | in Share @wSJ · Jul 27 WS) The Wall Street Journal A gender-bias suit against Activision Blizzard shows that seven years after GamerGate, allegations of misconduct toward women in the sector persist on.wsj.com/3BFMWXP 7 t3 60 270

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IT'S BEEN 7 YEARS ALREADY. AsHiON IT'S OVER. MOVE ON. SIPER GET A НОВВУ ОR SOMETHING-
IT'S BEEN 7 YEARS ALREADY. AsHiON IT'S OVER. MOVE ON. SIPER GET A НОВВУ ОR SOMETHING-

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The Activision-Blizzard Scandal Exposes The Hollowness Of The Anti-GamerGate Movement Gamers were never the reason women struggled to find a place in the video game industry. In 2014 a thing happened called GamerGate. It was a weird time. I wish Adam Baldwin had never coined the term. Gamers were upset about "ethics in video game journalism" among many other things. I won't go into all the unpleasant details, but I'll offer up a very brief account of what happened. Gamers were enraged when discussion of Eron Gjoni's post about his ex Zoe Quinn was shut down on basically every online forum. The post-which included accusations of allegedly unethical dealings between Quinn (a game developer) and a game journalist Quinn was in a brief relationship with-was seen as an ethical red flag and people were eager to discuss it. Instead of letting that discussion take place so that the whole thing could fizzle out, the powers that be tried to stifle the conversation-on reddit, in comments at gaming sites, even at 4chan (which is why we have 8chan and whatever the new version of that is, and indirectly sort of why QAnon is a thing). As we all know, shutting down conversation usually has the opposite effect. Things got worse and worse from there. That's one of several reasons I'm not a fan of censorship. Gamers are dead. After this, the Op/Eds started dropping-because hey, if you can't shut down the discussion you may as well douse it in gasoline and light a match. Things kicked off with Leigh Alexander's infamous "gamers are dead" piece at Gamasutra. That piece was aped by a couple dozen other writers at various outlets, all slamming gamers as evil neckbeards (incel wasn't a term yet) who hate women and who were trying to drive women out of the video game industry with their rampant misogyny. This was, to put it mildly, a gross overreaction that broke the internet's first rule of thumb: Don't feed the trolls. Not only did it smear all the gamers who were actually concerned about ethics issues in the game industry (many of whom were the same people upset by the Mass Effect 3 ending, and video game publishers in general) it gave actual trolls plenty to work with. Flame wars ensued. We hear a lot about the online harassment that took place, but nobody every wants to talk about the degree to which this was provoked and invited by the very people denouncing it. The sheer amount of clickbait was staggering. I can't even recall how many "concerned" articles I read that were clearly just attempts at driving traffic via conflict. A lot a lot. Frankly, nobody looked good after the dust settled. I felt like I needed a month- long shower. It very nearly broke my brain (and then along came Trump, just two years later to finish off the job). To me, this exposed many things about many people, including the ideologically driven nature of the gaming press and the willingness of gamers-as a crowd-to follow whoever would speak up for them, even if it meant following Milo, a man who gave exactly two s---- about video games, gamers or the industry, who saw all of it merely as a jumping off point to a much more fabulous career championing his own weird brand of right-wing politics-aka, trolling the libs. Lost in all of this was the real story. And so we come to the Activision-Blizzard lawsuit which alleges both harassment and discrimination at the World Of Warcraft and Call Of Duty maker. The Real Enemy What the anti-GamerGate movement missed, obviously, was the real problem facing women in the video game industry: The industry itself. The institutional hurdles facing women in video games at video game companies. The bad people who worked at these publishers. Why waste precious time writing about how awful these incel gamers are when the real villains, the mustache-twirling m------------, are the ones in the high towers calling the shots, not holding their managers accountable, not paying their employees well enough, burdening their developers with crunch, turning a blind eye to rampant sexual harassment, laying off hundreds or thousands of employees while laughing all the way to the bank with their bonuses and stock options and massive profits? Sure, there are plenty of bad, racist, sexist annoying gamers also. The video game community can absolutely suck at times (anyone who plays competitive games knows this) but you can't change human nature. You can, on the other hand, hold companies' feet to the fire. Or you can try. That's why I think the anti-GG movement was so hollow, so pointless, so much about virtue signaling and having some fun fanning the culture war flames rather than making the video game industry better-the exact sort of movement that would inspire quite possibly the worst episode of Law & Order: SVU ever made. It's not hard. It's not hard to attack "teh gamerz" or any other amorphous group. The "basket of deplorables" or the "commies" or whatever "other" you want to attack. Frankly, many within GamerGate fell prey to the same b-------, often taking sides with game publishers against journalists, as though that's going to solve the problems with the game industry. Meanwhile, the real assholes keep getting away with it, whether these are businessmen or politicians, bankers or game publishers. Revelations about abuse at Ubisoft Singapore (and throughout that company) and at Activision-Blizzard should be viewed as the tip of the iceberg. The rot runs deep. If you think it's limited to just a couple publishers, think again. I'm sure there are some studios where this kind of thing isn't tolerated, but even "woke" developers like Naughty Dog have been exposed as altogether too willing to employ crunch to get a game like The Last Of Us Part II out. Here's my point: GamerGate was a deeply flawed movement, but it sprung up out of a sense that game journalists didn't represent consumer interests, that instead they were industry shills, bought and paid for by the big publishers. Game journalists kept taking the industry's side over and over again, as we saw during the Mass Effect 3 scandal (silly entitled gamers!) and plenty of others. Now, fast forward seven years and we see the that the true rot in the industry is clearly at the dark heart of these massive corporations; that people were rightfully concerned that journalists were too cozy with these entities, flown off to lavish preview events, wined and dined at conferences, showered with swag and so forth. Mistrust in the media is at all time highs for a reason. Whatever the case, something needs to change. I'm just not sure anything meaningful really will.
The Activision-Blizzard Scandal Exposes The Hollowness Of The Anti-GamerGate Movement Gamers were never the reason women struggled to find a place in the video game industry. In 2014 a thing happened called GamerGate. It was a weird time. I wish Adam Baldwin had never coined the term. Gamers were upset about "ethics in video game journalism" among many other things. I won't go into all the unpleasant details, but I'll offer up a very brief account of what happened. Gamers were enraged when discussion of Eron Gjoni's post about his ex Zoe Quinn was shut down on basically every online forum. The post-which included accusations of allegedly unethical dealings between Quinn (a game developer) and a game journalist Quinn was in a brief relationship with-was seen as an ethical red flag and people were eager to discuss it. Instead of letting that discussion take place so that the whole thing could fizzle out, the powers that be tried to stifle the conversation-on reddit, in comments at gaming sites, even at 4chan (which is why we have 8chan and whatever the new version of that is, and indirectly sort of why QAnon is a thing). As we all know, shutting down conversation usually has the opposite effect. Things got worse and worse from there. That's one of several reasons I'm not a fan of censorship. Gamers are dead. After this, the Op/Eds started dropping-because hey, if you can't shut down the discussion you may as well douse it in gasoline and light a match. Things kicked off with Leigh Alexander's infamous "gamers are dead" piece at Gamasutra. That piece was aped by a couple dozen other writers at various outlets, all slamming gamers as evil neckbeards (incel wasn't a term yet) who hate women and who were trying to drive women out of the video game industry with their rampant misogyny. This was, to put it mildly, a gross overreaction that broke the internet's first rule of thumb: Don't feed the trolls. Not only did it smear all the gamers who were actually concerned about ethics issues in the game industry (many of whom were the same people upset by the Mass Effect 3 ending, and video game publishers in general) it gave actual trolls plenty to work with. Flame wars ensued. We hear a lot about the online harassment that took place, but nobody every wants to talk about the degree to which this was provoked and invited by the very people denouncing it. The sheer amount of clickbait was staggering. I can't even recall how many "concerned" articles I read that were clearly just attempts at driving traffic via conflict. A lot a lot. Frankly, nobody looked good after the dust settled. I felt like I needed a month- long shower. It very nearly broke my brain (and then along came Trump, just two years later to finish off the job). To me, this exposed many things about many people, including the ideologically driven nature of the gaming press and the willingness of gamers-as a crowd-to follow whoever would speak up for them, even if it meant following Milo, a man who gave exactly two s---- about video games, gamers or the industry, who saw all of it merely as a jumping off point to a much more fabulous career championing his own weird brand of right-wing politics-aka, trolling the libs. Lost in all of this was the real story. And so we come to the Activision-Blizzard lawsuit which alleges both harassment and discrimination at the World Of Warcraft and Call Of Duty maker. The Real Enemy What the anti-GamerGate movement missed, obviously, was the real problem facing women in the video game industry: The industry itself. The institutional hurdles facing women in video games at video game companies. The bad people who worked at these publishers. Why waste precious time writing about how awful these incel gamers are when the real villains, the mustache-twirling m------------, are the ones in the high towers calling the shots, not holding their managers accountable, not paying their employees well enough, burdening their developers with crunch, turning a blind eye to rampant sexual harassment, laying off hundreds or thousands of employees while laughing all the way to the bank with their bonuses and stock options and massive profits? Sure, there are plenty of bad, racist, sexist annoying gamers also. The video game community can absolutely suck at times (anyone who plays competitive games knows this) but you can't change human nature. You can, on the other hand, hold companies' feet to the fire. Or you can try. That's why I think the anti-GG movement was so hollow, so pointless, so much about virtue signaling and having some fun fanning the culture war flames rather than making the video game industry better-the exact sort of movement that would inspire quite possibly the worst episode of Law & Order: SVU ever made. It's not hard. It's not hard to attack "teh gamerz" or any other amorphous group. The "basket of deplorables" or the "commies" or whatever "other" you want to attack. Frankly, many within GamerGate fell prey to the same b-------, often taking sides with game publishers against journalists, as though that's going to solve the problems with the game industry. Meanwhile, the real assholes keep getting away with it, whether these are businessmen or politicians, bankers or game publishers. Revelations about abuse at Ubisoft Singapore (and throughout that company) and at Activision-Blizzard should be viewed as the tip of the iceberg. The rot runs deep. If you think it's limited to just a couple publishers, think again. I'm sure there are some studios where this kind of thing isn't tolerated, but even "woke" developers like Naughty Dog have been exposed as altogether too willing to employ crunch to get a game like The Last Of Us Part II out. Here's my point: GamerGate was a deeply flawed movement, but it sprung up out of a sense that game journalists didn't represent consumer interests, that instead they were industry shills, bought and paid for by the big publishers. Game journalists kept taking the industry's side over and over again, as we saw during the Mass Effect 3 scandal (silly entitled gamers!) and plenty of others. Now, fast forward seven years and we see the that the true rot in the industry is clearly at the dark heart of these massive corporations; that people were rightfully concerned that journalists were too cozy with these entities, flown off to lavish preview events, wined and dined at conferences, showered with swag and so forth. Mistrust in the media is at all time highs for a reason. Whatever the case, something needs to change. I'm just not sure anything meaningful really will.

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"Games are art" and "no politics in my video games" are two opposite statements

Okay then. If they're art, let's apply some basic critical analysis to them like all other artistic mediums. ii000000OON ¡¡¡000000OON Video games are a prestigious and artistic medium! They should be taken We don't want your politics! They're just games!!! seriously!!! Okay then. If they're just games then there's no reason to take them seriously as an artistic medium.
Okay then. If they're art, let's apply some basic critical analysis to them like all other artistic mediums. ii000000OON ¡¡¡000000OON Video games are a prestigious and artistic medium! They should be taken We don't want your politics! They're just games!!! seriously!!! Okay then. If they're just games then there's no reason to take them seriously as an artistic medium.

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How do you do, fellow gamers?

dHY GRI Kathy Griffin O @kathygriffin A HELL OF A STORY Hey techie, smarty pants followers of mine! Do you think what happened with my trump photo scandal being such an international overblown outrage could have been because of this "GamerGate" thing l'm just learning about? 8:47 AM · 24 Jan 21 · Twitter for iPad 77 Retweets220 Quote Tweets 957 Likes MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN HOW DO YOU DO, FELLOW GAMERS?
dHY GRI Kathy Griffin O @kathygriffin A HELL OF A STORY Hey techie, smarty pants followers of mine! Do you think what happened with my trump photo scandal being such an international overblown outrage could have been because of this "GamerGate" thing l'm just learning about? 8:47 AM · 24 Jan 21 · Twitter for iPad 77 Retweets220 Quote Tweets 957 Likes MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN HOW DO YOU DO, FELLOW GAMERS?

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Kathy Griffin takes on GamerGate

liY GRI. Kathy Griffin Hey techie, smarty pants followers of mine! Do you think what happened with my trump photo scandal being such an international overblown outrage could have been because of this "GamerGate" thing l'm just learning about? @kathygriffin · 3h 000 1.5K 27 649 1.5K A Tip
liY GRI. Kathy Griffin Hey techie, smarty pants followers of mine! Do you think what happened with my trump photo scandal being such an international overblown outrage could have been because of this "GamerGate" thing l'm just learning about? @kathygriffin · 3h 000 1.5K 27 649 1.5K A Tip

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Madeleine Roux blaming the GamerGate textbook for revealing Krystina Arielle's anti-white tweets

Madeleine Roux Follow @Authoroux First, no she didn't Second, this is the same G*mer G*te textbook horse s--- they've pulled on me and countless others. Learn the pattern, folks, they have exactly one move. Jack Posobiec 000 @JackPosobiec Star Wars: The High Republic Host Krystina Arielle Calls All White People Racist AR ARS KRYSTINA ARIELLE ytnaree Newly Announced Star Wars: The High Republic Host Krystina Arielle Calls All Wh. Krystina Arielle, who recently announced she will be the host of the newly announced Star Wars: The High Republic show, appears to take issues with white. & boundingintocomics.com 11:46 AM - 22 Jan 2021
Madeleine Roux Follow @Authoroux First, no she didn't Second, this is the same G*mer G*te textbook horse s--- they've pulled on me and countless others. Learn the pattern, folks, they have exactly one move. Jack Posobiec 000 @JackPosobiec Star Wars: The High Republic Host Krystina Arielle Calls All White People Racist AR ARS KRYSTINA ARIELLE ytnaree Newly Announced Star Wars: The High Republic Host Krystina Arielle Calls All Wh. Krystina Arielle, who recently announced she will be the host of the newly announced Star Wars: The High Republic show, appears to take issues with white. & boundingintocomics.com 11:46 AM - 22 Jan 2021

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Charredasperity @TheZeroVirus For context, the far right exploded in size because a dude claimed his ex gf slept with a games journalist to get a positive review, and white nationalist oppurtunists used that as a launch point for the "alt right" which directly lef to Trump's election, which mishandled covid. 9:15 AM · 30 Dec 20 · Twitter for Android 200 Retweets 61 Quote Tweets 2,834 Likes
Charredasperity @TheZeroVirus For context, the far right exploded in size because a dude claimed his ex gf slept with a games journalist to get a positive review, and white nationalist oppurtunists used that as a launch point for the "alt right" which directly lef to Trump's election, which mishandled covid. 9:15 AM · 30 Dec 20 · Twitter for Android 200 Retweets 61 Quote Tweets 2,834 Likes

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Please, make it stop.

DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm 000 Ellen Page and Paris Berelc have been cast in the gaming comedy '1UP' for BuzzFeed Studios. The film is described as being in the vein of 'Pitch Perfect' but set in the world of esports with a Gamergate backdrop. (Source: link.hollywoodreporter.com/click/21952263..) IB CAC 5:10 PM - Oct 30, 2020 · Twitter for iPhone 31 Retweets 688 Quote Tweets 633 Likes THE RIDE NEVER ENDS!!!
DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm 000 Ellen Page and Paris Berelc have been cast in the gaming comedy '1UP' for BuzzFeed Studios. The film is described as being in the vein of 'Pitch Perfect' but set in the world of esports with a Gamergate backdrop. (Source: link.hollywoodreporter.com/click/21952263..) IB CAC 5:10 PM - Oct 30, 2020 · Twitter for iPhone 31 Retweets 688 Quote Tweets 633 Likes THE RIDE NEVER ENDS!!!

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