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Indie Game Developer receives death threats for ‘Tranny Gladiator’

Video game journalist and notorious social justice warrior Jim Sterling, has forced an independent games developer to publicly apologise and abandon a promotional campaign after they advertised a game called “Tranny Gladiator”. https://twitter.com/JimSterling/status/678460568227983360 https://twitter.com/JimSterling/status/678462432252198912 https://twitter.com/JimSterling/status/678467949972336641 The game, described by developer

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Thanksgiving is a Thoroughly Problematic Holiday for Social Justice Warriors

I have also, most enjoyably, learned that for social justice warriors, Thanksgiving is an extremely problematic holiday. SJWs don’t have to worry about arguing with family, since they wouldn’t consider breaking bread with anyone that disagrees with them. Which is of course making the major assumption that they won’t spend the day completely alone.

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Vox Media Bans Staff From ‘Mansplaining’

Left-wing online media giant Vox Media has just announced its new code of conduct, which includes “strong discouragement” against “microaggressions”, described by Vox as “subtle put-downs which may be unconsciously delivered.” “Regardless of intent, microaggressions can have a significant negative impact on

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SXSW Caves To Pressure, Announces ‘Harassment Summit’

Digital media festival South By Southwest (SXSW) has caved to media pressure following their decision to cave to online threats last week. Two panels were cancelled last week: one on gaming culture and integrity in games media, and another on “harassment

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The Left’s War on Comment Sections

The internet was born open but is becoming closed everywhere. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the rush to shutter readers’ comments sections at major news organisations.

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Why Online Anonymity frightens Progressives

The United States, as we know it today, was born in an anonymous debate. On September 27, 1787, an anonymous writer using the pen-name “Cato” wrote an essay for the New York press, criticising the proposed US constitution, which was then awaiting ratification by the states. Cautioning against an overly-powerful executive and the establishment of a standing army, the essay soon triggered a response from “Publius,” another pseudonymous author, who argued in favour of the new constitution. By then a third pesudonymous critic, “Brutus,” had also entered the debate.

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Gamers and Developers the Big Winners as SJWs Jump the Shark at E3 2015

The Electronics Entertainment Expo — better known as E3 — is the highlight of the gaming calendar. As the biggest video game companies in the world gather in Los Angeles for a string of exclusive announcements, it’s a time of year when gamers put down their controllers and gaze eagerly at their newsfeeds.