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Yeah, too bad we don't know which one.
by Frozenlock 12y ago
Yeah, too bad we don't know which one.
- rmc 12y agoGamergate
- srslack 12y agoCare to back that statement up? Any proof, any proof at all? Randi's post does not have any proof linking #GamerGate, an amorphous hashtag to threats, or even casually proving that "GamerGate supporters" are the ones carrying out the threats. It's just an opinion. It'd be pretty easy going back in one's twitter timeline to make that determination, would it not?
- rmc 12y agoNew York Times http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/16/technology/gamergate-women-video-game-threats-anita-sarkeesian.html http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/16/technology/gamergate-women...
- Frozenlock 12y agoIt's not a proof, it's an article written on the subject which makes the same assumptions as you do.
- rmc 12y agoAh, the New York Times. That rag which just makes things up and can never be trusted for anything. Suuuuuure. If you're not willing to accept that as evidence, then I doubt you'll accept anything.
- 546543643 12y agoi don't think you know what evidence is. no matter how deeply you or I may respect the author, he doesn't seem to have any evidence for your claim, either.
- facepalm 12y agoUh people threatening Sarkeezian are not #GamerGate. That's what #GamerGate is all about - it's silly to generalize from some anonymous psychopaths to millions of gamers.