Talk:GamerGate
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This has nothing to do with conservatism
Many "gators" aren't conservatives and the movement is not what it seems. Many of its leading members have backgrounds shadier than the Kennedy's and it has harassed even conservatives that disagree with them. They are simply a bunch of liberal kiddies that have decided to fight for a nonsensical cause instead of real causes. They support violence in video games and this has motivated them to harass and damage others. --Britishpatriot 17:56, 23 July 2015 (EDT)
- Article on GamerGate at a recognized conservative website: GamerGate Destroys Max Read. Gamergate opposes social justice warrior influence in the electronic game industry. Its proponents are a mix of libertarians, conservatives and men's rights activists. Conservative 18:09, 23 July 2015 (EDT)
- Here is an article which mentions Gamergate favorably at Britain's conservative The Spectator: Why social justice warriors are losing. The article mentions the controversial book The Bell Curve. I really don't know much about IQ tests and how precisely they measure fluid intelligence. For example, how much cultural bias affects intelligence tests. That topic doesn't interest me too much as I take a broader view of intelligence (see: Theory of multiple intelligences and various forms of intelligence). Conservative 18:23, 23 July 2015 (EDT)
The conservative website Breitbart has good things to say about Gamergate also:
- The authoritarian left was on course to win the culture wars then along came Gamergate, Breitbart news
- I am writing a book on Gamergate, Breittbart news
- The Gamergate movement is making terrific progress. Don't stop now, Breittbart news Conservative 18:33, 23 July 2015 (EDT)