This was the cringiest thing to ever come out of 4chan. Seriously GooberGate was so fucking stupid, it fucked up the site permanently. We got an influx of redditors (/r/KotakuInAction) and ultra right-wing faggots obsessed with cucking shitting up the whole site, circlejerking over the same political shit like free speech and censorship. Why bros. Why did this have to happen.
I think she's cute. I wish she wasn't associated with GamerGate because Vivian as a concept is great. Just a girl who likes playing video games.
>>412160
>GooberGate
The movement is retarded but people should really stop calling it that.
Fuck I don't even know how anyone with self-respect can actually call someone a "goober" with a straight face.
>>412168
The word "goober" sounds extremely stupid and childish, I use it to describe GG because that's what the whole movement is. I'm not some /r/Gamerghazi tumblrina either, I just think the whole thing is dumb as hell, grown men and women fighting over videogames.
>>412168
shut up goober
I have no idea why they appended the word "-gate" to the end of something as benign as an ex-boyfriend lying about his ex. As if it gave it credence to compare it to the level of scandal that Watergate was.
>>412173
>I'm not some /r/Gamerghazi tumblrina either,
You sound exactly like one.
>I just think the whole thing is dumb as hell, grown men and women fighting over videogames.
Video games are a multibillion dollar industry. It would be like people calling out clickbait and dishonest misrepresentation of facts on the tv news. You really have no excuse to be this ignorant of it now while making such brazen statements about what happened.
>>412207
>something as benign as an ex-boyfriend lying about his ex.
It wasn't about that at all. See above. Whether or not you were involved or have any stake in what happened, there is no fucking excuse for this level of ignorance over something that was such a huge deal here for a while.
>>412234
>a huge deal here for a while.
Lmao, everyone who stayed out of /v/ for a month would've missed it. It really was the most embarrassing bit of activism 4chan was almost dragged into.
Your A faggot.look at our web traffic. It spiked in September of 2014 due to the fappening not gushergate. Right now our traffic is the lowest since 2011
I sorta blame the whole stupid internet activist mentality shit, these faggots saw all the whole Lejin shit and thought "Wow, 4chan is a great platform for activism!", and suddenly there were people who thought "4chan is about freedom of speech guys!", even though there were a lot of rules and other stuff that said otherwise (not to mention have been here for years).
Suddenly they learned the hard way that 4chan is not for activism, got pissed about it and left like the dumb whiners they were... and when I mean left, I mean beg everyone to leave with them by shilling and shitposting.
It was a pretty cool way to scare off newfags who thought 4chan was "edgy web activism central"
>>412160
>cringe
Fuck off back to reddit, the only people who are anti gg are SJWs anyways so your opinion is worthless.
>>412207
"Gate" has been used for years by two-bit retards to refer to something they want to make a big deal out of. Journalists these days are basically high-status prostitutes.
>>412299
>This picture was generated by a bot, yet accurate
>>412293
>>>/8gag/
>>412317
4chan existed long before a bunch of bandwagoning retards tried to make /v/ into a base for their activist campaign and it'll exist long after the last person stops caring.
>>412320
>i wasnt around for chanology
As I said before fuck off back to reddit you embarrassing SJW mess.
>>412330
He was talking about /v/ not /b/ you clown.
>>412330
Chanology was pretty much to /b/ what gg was to /v/.
>>412330
>i wasnt around for chanology
Yes. Everybody who ever thought Chanology was dumb secretly came from Reddit. You got me.
>>412234
>Video games are a multibillion dollar industry
This means nothing, capitalistic trash. Videogames are simply for and always have been for children-- they're intellectually bankrupt. Getting this wrung over such a simple and small purely consumerist ""hobby"" is the mark of a broken and highly immature mind.
>>412234
Checked your digits, sweet singles bro.
Now fuck off to 8reddit.
>>412319
>>412317
Its both of those subreddits that shit up /v/. Though I think r/4chan is more confined on /tv/.
Point being, while The Fappening brought in a massive influx of newfags and shitposters, GamerGate brought in more right wingers, SJW's, and underage faggots to /pol/ and /v/. Both of these incidents did a lot of damage to 4chan. The Oregon shootings didn't help matters either, since Chris Harper-Mercer posted on /r9k/ before the shooting happened, and the FBI found out and news agencies picked up on it
>tfw people STILL bash on moot for trying to get rid of GG man-babies
This is the grave you chose.
>>412403
moot handled it poorly though. him doing what he did caused a lot of people to leave 4chan. We're at our lowest numbers since 2011 I believe.
>>412234
>You sound exactly like one.
People like you should've been gassed from the start. You faggots permanently ruined this board.
>>412284
Project Chanology was the start. The newfags ruined /b/, then they started to migrate outwards.
>>412416
Nobody who left was worth anything. 8 is a joke and a dumb one too. People used to cry about 7 and 12 back in the day too.
>>412402
/pol/ has always been a mistake. Somebody forgot to give those dipshits the memo that it was all a joke, then they ran with it.
Push the page count to 25 or 30 on /b/ and delete /soc/, /s4s/, /pol/, /r9k/, and /trash/. Let the pony posters have their day on /b/ again too. I fucking guarantee you the cancer would be gone in a month at the most.
Banning generals would go a long way too on the smaller boards; /sp/ is a fucking ghost town now and each one on /co/ is just a few guys in a circlejerk.
Hiro, make 4chan great again.
>>412416
My sides. The traffic loss myth comes from 8gaggers, that was to be expected.
There are 200,000 people on 4chan RIGHT NOW. Traffic has never been this high before. Hiro is struggling to make ends meet with the incredibly high server costs.
This website would be a lot better if you guys would fuck off tbhfam. Go back to 8gag and stay there.
>>412425
Again with the 8gag bullshit. Only mods or janitors tell people to go back to 8gag. We still lost a majority of oldfags though you have to know that. The ones that came in after them are all faggots from Reddit, Tumblr, Facebook, and Youtube all brought here because of the myth that 4chan is just a shitposting place.
>>412424
>/pol/ has always been a mistake. Somebody forgot to give those dipshits the memo that it was all a joke, then they ran with it.
The old news board was perfect. It was basically /pol/, but with more opinions. Also a lot of funny shit used to happen on there between the Brazilians and the Americans. That said /pol/ is hugely popular on here. Most of /pol/ woke people up the migrant crisis in Europe and helped spread the rise of Donald Trump. /pol/ has a huge influence as much as people hate them
>Push the page count to 25 or 30 on /b/ and delete /soc/, /s4s/, /pol/, /r9k/, and /trash/. Let the pony posters have their day on /b/ again too. I fucking guarantee you the cancer would be gone in a month at the most.
I agree on most of this. Honestly I do like /trash/ mostly because of the RP threads. I agree on deleting /r9k/ and expanding the page count on /b/. Getting rid of /soc/ however would be sadly a mistake. Keep the camwhores there because then they'll go to /b/ and flood it. /s4s/ for sure needs to go, but swaglord will refuse to get rid of it, seeing as though he's treated as a god on there, /pol/ can't go either. We'd take a huge hit in traffic.
>Banning generals would go a long way too on the smaller boards; /sp/ is a fucking ghost town now and each one on /co/ is just a few guys in a circlejerk.
General thread banning was tried on /v/, and /vg/ is pure garbage now because of circlejerking. Smaller boards I do agree on. But I guess people like them because you can all talk about one topic people like. /sp/ is still the only popular sports board on all of the other chan sites. And its not a ghost town as one would think. Things heat up on /sp/ during Baseball and Football season.
>>412160
The really cringey part was when the social justice warriors latched on to how she isn't saying something in every drawing of her, therefore our ideal woman is silent.
>>412431
>le only mods tell people to go back to 8gag maymay
I like your tinfoil hat.
Almost all of them were brought in by gamergate and the fappening. Almost all of the goobergatefags were outsiders who thought 4chan would be a good platform to cry over le corruption in video game journalism maymay like the manbabies they all are. They are the ones who chased away moot and all the oldfags. They can kindly fuck off tbqh.
>>412444
[s4s] will lead us to a brighter future my man
>>412163
She's Tomoko with her hair dyed orange and given a hairband.
>>412461
Is she a terrible person and overall complete fucking loser like Tomoko, or is that just the visual design?
>>412462
She represented /v/, and represents GG and 8gag, of course she's a horrible person and complete loser.
The Scientology protests were way worse.
Every "Anonymous declares war on someone's website" threat video is fucking embarrassing too. Script kiddies who enjoy the limelight who can't help dragging the name "anonymous" into it.
Also, rage comics and "advice" memes, both of which Reddit has now taken and beaten completely to death. But we ought to be embarrassed because we knew it was going to happen.
>>412462
>she a terrible person and overall complete fucking loser like Tomoko
I mean, I guess, but I still love her.
>>412470
How someone so terrible can be so likable is truly an amazing thing.
>>412476
It is a mystery.
>Goobergate
>8gag
This is how I can tell you're from /r/GamerGhazi or SRS
>>412443
Because it's a shitposting boards a majority of people on here hate
Fuck off goobers
Based swaglord will defend our safespace from goobergate scum
They're the final straw that made moot leave, so they're cool in my book.
sure is 8gag ITT
>>412403
I don't care whether or not GG was trash, going full-gestapo and banning any and all discussion on it was nonsense. I don't believe moot really paid attention to what was going on, considering his justification was nonsense.
>>412490
A funposting board I personally love.
>>412438
>The old news board was perfect. It was basically /pol/, but with more opinions.
Eh, nostalgia. /n/ was dead for a reason.
>That said /pol/ is hugely popular on here.
I don't care.
>Most of /pol/ woke people up the migrant crisis in Europe and helped spread the rise of Donald Trump. /pol/ has a huge influence as much as people hate them
I *really* don't care. They're cancer and they're lucky the whole board hasn't been banned.
>Honestly I do like /trash/ mostly because of the RP threads.
It's not about punishing and removing communities, it's about forcing people back together. >muh diversity - but it works. This place used to be creative as fuck, now banana posters considered the height of comedy.
>Keep the camwhores there because then they'll go to /b/ and flood it.
No they won't. Especially if you remove the pony law from /b/; too much influx from /pol/, /r9k/, and /mlp/.
>>412443
Because it's the worst form of cancer; the ironic shitposter. Banning is too good for them - they should have their legs broken and be nailed to a cross.
Eh, who am I kidding? None of this will happen, nothing will change; janitors will run rampant and continue to treat the boards as their own personal fiefdoms. Faggotry will never be banned because the moderators are the cancer that perpetuates it.
Reddit please go and stop self hating alright ? We're not falling for you your shit you and gamergate fucked up everything for the rest of us so just please go and let us enjoy 4chan
>>412522
You can always go back to Reddit. Or you know, come back when you're 18
>>412234
>It would be like people calling out clickbait and dishonest misrepresentation of facts on the tv news.
No, the difference is that the TV news is a rather large vector of information and a significant means for many people, regardless of interests and profession, to shape their opinions and views on the world (for better or for worse,) while video games an trivial escape from reality that caters to a small demographic of 10-30 year olds with some time to kill and disposable income to waste, and video game "journalism" is even more trivial.
>>412458
Hey Swaglord, what happens if I report you for breaking rule 3? I'm not doing it and am not going to, I just wanted to know. Will I be banned for submitting a false report?
>>412519
GG was just a modern chanology, so it was banned. His reasoning was because he was out of the loop as he wasn't browsing at tat time, so he was most likely filled in by the mods. But it doesn't change the fact it straight up shouldn't of been allowed since day one
>>412601
I don't remember Chanology being banned.
And even if it were, that doesn't mean gg should have been banned. Originally what happened was that it was quarantined to one thread. This setup was fine and worked for everyone. Then out of nowhere it gets banned and moot's justification is that they were harassing people, which is complete nonsense to anyone who was following the threads. Their threads consisted primarily of e-mailing advertisers. And if anything, they were very adamant about not giving the visage of harassment because they recognized it worked against them and in their opponent's favor.
Even if there were some bad apples, they shouldn't have spoiled the bunch because that wasn't was being advocated implicitly or explicitly in the threads.
And yet even if it were the case there was harassment going on, saying they can't use /v/ as the basis for their activism is one thing, but banning any kind of discussion on it everywhere on 4chan was not right.
>>412610
>everywhere on 4chan
/pol/ here. don't start your shit.
gb2>>>/8gag/gg/, faggot.
>>412610
Chanology was banned, you can check moot's q&a and the mods' justification didn't just end at blanket harassment. It was banned because it couldn't stay in one thread and was clearly becoming something that needed to organize on another site.
>>412619
Again, it /was/ being kept in one thread. It's just a straight up lie to say otherwise, and it was doing just fine. On what basis did it need to be organized somewhere else?
Again, even if were acceptable to say that they couldn't organize, it wasn't right to stop them from speaking about it at all. This had become not only a major gaming topic, but a relevant news topic as well.
post vivian/porn
>>412610
It was activism, simple as that. Ever since chanology most people have been incredibly hostile to any forms of activism on the site. Being actual activism is enough for something to be globally banned and rightfully so. It being contained into a general doesn't change the fact it was there and the insanely negative effects it caused on the site.
On top of that, it was never /v/ related nor was it ever 4chan. It was also something started by non-4chan users. Kill yourself 8gagger
>>412633
>On top of that, it was never /v/ related nor was it ever 4chan. It was also something started by non-4chan users.
Literally no idea what you're talking about.
>>412601
It wasn't allowed from the get-go. They posted this stuff on /pol/, and they got banned for doxing. That's when they started whining about free speech, because it wasn't allowed on any other website either, including reddit.
A mod made the mistake of commenting on the situation, which initiated the Streisand effect, so the mods had no choice but to allow discussion about it in generals. A month later it was still going very strong. The media picked up on it and reported the harassment and death threats that some people got due to this movement, so they obviously had to put the ban hammer on them.
>>412610
Chanology was unanimously disliked too. They took things too seriously while anons used to do it for the lulz. No kind of invasion was allowed back then.
>>412635
It was never /v/ related. It was also never a 4chan thing and was something by outsiders. It was LITERALLY chanology 2.0 in almost every sense. It was stupid moralfaggotry that shouldn't of been allowed and only stayed because muh free speech and because at its time, moot wasn't active on 4chan because he was doing real life things.
>>412627
>it /was/ being kept in one thread
Until it wasn't because retards didn't use the catalog. You can pretend otherwise, but there was a sticky that specifically mentioned this.
>>412640
>It was never /v/ related.
Corruption in video games is certainly /v/ related. At worst, it belongs on /pol/ or /b/, where it was also banned.
>It was also never a 4chan thing and was something by outsiders.
No, it was started by people on /v/.
> It was LITERALLY chanology 2.0 in almost every sense.
Not really. You can say they're analogous in that they're both movements that started on 4chan, but they had completely different goals.
>>412645
Yea, it was being kept in one thread. There was no reason for it not to be. Everyone who cared about it saw the chain threads. They were extremely fast and active.
moot's sticky was nonsense. I already addressed this.
>>412647
The only thing you've addressed is that you are stupid 8gagger. It was banned for being activism, it doesn't matter if it was contained. That is enough to wipe it off the face of the site. 4chan was never was and still isn't about free speech.
>>412636
This is the notorious mod post btw.
>>412651
A mod says it, it must be true.
>>412614
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVys7jcCJDs
>>412651
I don't agree with the "THERE ARE STARVING CHILDREN IN AFRICA" deflection, though I do agree that in this particular case the only reason 4chan gave a shit was because of a scandal with a girl who was slightly attractive and dressed "alternative" involved in something sexual was why anything happened.
Half of it was /pol/ and the other half was /r9k/, if my memory serves me correctly. It was really gross. :(
>people only care about "ethics" when some random grill sleeps around for good reviews for a free game that literally no one gives a shit about
>those same people also only care about "censorship" when they can't talk about random twitter faggots all day long
gamergate retards are the worst
>>412665
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQEutPGTzCs
>>412675
Except no one though she was attractive. No one cared she was a woman. She had a small blip of attention back in like late 2013/early 2014 (when she was a literal nobody) because she claimed she was being trolled by people on wizardchan. This is why she was even on the radar of /v/'s consciousness. However, 95% of the people who got involved in early gg (before the name) had no idea who she was. No one cared about her and the idea that gg was a front to get at her is media fabrication.
What really made them care initially was Kotaku's involvement. They saw a Kotaku writer fucking someone's game he promoted as a way to discredit them further. After they started talking about it, discussion on it started being banned on certain sites, which just intensified interest, creating the perception that members of the media were protecting one of their own. If things weren't being censored early on, gamergate would have never came to be because nobody really cared /that/ much about the situation.
>>412160
GG by far. The whole movement even helped terrible developers get fame.
the only people who have to be mad about GG is /v/ for having their board shit up.
If you seriously think GG was anything other than a shitfest on twitter that didn't amount to anything but scapegoats, then you're a moron. No matter what side you're on.
>>412707
Anyone who cares about 4chan would be upset about GG. It shat up the entire site by bringing in even more newshits in large numbers who think the site is fucking for activism and free speech
>>412708
>It shat up the entire site by bringing in even more newshits in large numbers
[citation needed]
4chan has always been very liberal when it comes to free speech, but that has nothing to do with gamergate, so I don't know why you are bringing it up. Do you have a problem with free speech?
>>412700
You put a lot of effort into trying to convince me of something I only barely care about and just think you're silly for caring so much about. Maybe YOU didn't feel that way, but that doesn't sanctify your movement.
>>412717
It isn't my movement. I've been a primarily passive observer. You were simply wrong about the facts and so I gave a more accurate account of history, for you as well as anyone else who might come upon this thread.
>>412720
Thanks for the good work you do, Anon.
>>412160
hmmmm yes nothing worse than free speech.
You know, I saw a disappointing statistic. It said that 40% of Millenials oppose free speech in favor of offering legal protection for hurt feelings.
It's sad to see people willingly throwing their rights away.
>>412720
>expecting people to care about facts
>>412727
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJae2OpoHeE
>>412727
deception is the truest act, my brother
>>412741
I love this newfag meme. Ever since Gamergate you faggots love to spout it, because you can't stand people saying things you personally oppose.
>>412741
>, we have rules forbidding a lot of things
Yea, and? The United States has rules forbidding you from expressing certain things too. You don't have the right to, for instance, yell fire in a crowded building or defame someone. Free speech doesn't necessarily mean you can say whatever you want in any context. There are always restrictions. 4chan has been about free speech in the sense that people have generally been empowered to express whatever opinion or imagery they want, being limited by US law first and foremost, and then tone, format, and topic. So it doesn't meet the standards of the US constitution, but free speech is a spectrum, and it exists closer to the freedom end than pretty much any other major online community. Providing a place for people to express (legal) things without fear of reprisal is a basis of 4chan and it's what the community has offered.
>>412742
It's been around longer than gg, you stupid nigger. The site has never been about free speech. The people who treat it as such and believe it is are the newfags.
>>412750
That's funny because Hiro said last month that 4chan was expressly about free speech.
>>412754
He can hardly speak English as it is, also he is completely clueless about the different board cultures and how people abuse it for maximum shitposting (see: cuck) or gay ass activism.
>>412754
He also believes the site is a meme machine and le anonmouse. He is just repeating common misinterpretations and falsehoods. He also said
>We have to get more free speech on 4chan than TV
Not the site is for freedom of speech.
>>412759
Oh, ok, you are just a butthurt anti-moot ggfag, no wonder you are a stupid retard trying to shit up the site with stupid garbage.
Also, he said the goal of the site is its to be fun for the community. And the free speech fags are a incredible small minority. Fucking /pol/ and /v/ will get deleted long before that stupid retard shit is what the site becomes. 4chan is for anime and niche nerdy hobbies.
>>412767
>4chan is for anime
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
You know what's funny? I found an old hard disk with ancient treasure and I came across this nugget:
>>412788
Sure was nice when the mods used to actually talk.
>>412772
He's right though.
>>412788
>mfw post roulettes have been posted for 10 fucking years
>>412750
You're an idiot. The whole /b/ day thing protest in 2006 happened because moot started to ban CP on /b/. He started removing things that were literally illegal and people blew up and this what led to the migration to 7chan.
A shitton of other things on 4chan were done in the name of free speech like when people DDoSed the Australian government because they were trying to censor the internet.
People have always cared about free speech here, just because m00t (he's gone now) changed his stance a couple years ago after he grew up and said something once in a QA session, doesn't change what the site has always been about for the userbase.
The people who usually push this "4chan isn't about free speech" are goons and redditors.
>>412831
There is a major difference between the users of the site believing in free speech and the site being about free speech. I fucking believe in it myself, but you are a deluded retard if you think that was ever the purpose of the site. Anonymity =/= free speech which is a common misconception. You can make a post about god damn anything you want on the site because of the anonymity system, but the mods and admin are free to and will ban you for it and censor any and all topics they don't like. It's always been like that and its newfags who think it's the opposite were they think they can post anything and get away with it.
>>412831
(cont.)
These are the kinds of people who post on /qa/.
>>412839
Yes, and as a user you should argue in favor of freedom of speech rather than taking it in the ass or going against your own interests, especially when Hiro is on our side.
>>412845
I never said I wasn't in favour of making more free speech. But your a fucking idiot who should kill himself if you think that's the purpose of the site or if you think you should be capable of posting anything, regardless of how stupid and shitposty it is and get away with it. I'm not going to enable stupidity.
The persecution complex on this site is hilarious. If people don't like a subject, they'll say they never see threads about that subject get deleted. Even though I know from experience they do. The mods enforce the rules for all sorts of things. What we lack is frequency in general.
>this much controversy over a basically dead movement
ayy lmao
>>412853
What the fuck is a "parody" onahole anyway?
>>412853
Also from Anon's Time Machine:
Newfags don't remember why there's CAPTCHA in the first place.
>>412160
Fuck off reddit, stop being butthurt you lost an internet fight and get over it.
>>412173
You use it because you're extremely stupid and childish, which is why you came to this site to bring this crap up again.
>>412397
>capitalistic
Thanks for reminding everyone that anti-gamergate posts come from marxists who think videogames are only for children.
>>412788
Post roulettes
Post roulettes never change...
>>412913
>>>/8gag/
>>412914
The one thing I want to stress here is less moderation. Yes shitposting is a problem, but an even bigger problem are self-important assholes (both on staff and not) who want a safe space and jackbooted thugs to castrate anything slightly off-topic.
Just let it burn. That's what we used to do in the old days and it was great. The sheer volume of content will push out unpopular shitposters. That's why I said to get rid of /r9k/ and /pol/; make /b/ great again. That many people together in one spot is only going to produce the survival of the fittest just as it did in the long, long ago.
tl;dr - you can't breed Anonymous by selectively thinning out the herd. You have to let nature take it's course.
>>412280
Why the fuck is web traffic important?
>>412416
>moot handled it poorly though
It's nothing compared to what our Hiro did to 2ch users.
>>412831
>The people who usually push this "4chan isn't about free speech" are goons and redditors.
THIS.
>>412952
Good day, reddit.
>>412953
>implying redditors care about free speech
>>412921
>The one thing I want to stress here is less moderation.
Fuck yes, absolutely. The more moderation you have, the easier it is for people to infiltrate and manipulate the community. If you're always banning anyone with an opposing viewpoint, you're giving those people your protection.
The best thing to do is only moderate things that are outright illegal or totally off-topic. We need smarter moderation, not more moderation.
>>412953
I like this because good day implies that you're happy to see them.
>>412963
>The best thing to do is only moderate things that are outright illegal or totally off-topic
That's what they do already. If you disagree and think that the mods delete things they don't like, don't imply that your standard for what should stay or go is universal or even "smart." You're worse than people who describe themselves as rationalists.
>>412160
I'm honestly convinced GG ruined the site and now there's no saving it.
>>412831
The only boards where freedom of speech is more or less applied is /b/. Sometimes, illegal teenage stuff doesn't even get deleted.
Gamergate was rightfully deleted, especially because I think Zoe Quinn requested it to be deleted. Website admins are required by law to fulfill that request.
>>413072
>I think Zoe Quinn requested it to be deleted. Website admins are required by law to fulfill that request.
>>413075
Libel is illegal.
>>413075
4chan has always followed the US law, dude. The only laws that have ever really been ignored is piracy and the like, because who the fuck cares about that.
>>413076
Go home Leddit. If any kind of controversy anywhere involving someone could be 'outlawed' by labeling it 'libel', then you couldn't make any claims about anyone ever. It's not like any of this could be called libel anyway, the GG thing covered journalism as a whole, not one individual.
>>413078
There are no laws being broken here, no need for moot to fulfilll any request. He just bowed down to pressure.
>>413089
>by labeling it 'libel', then you couldn't make any claims about anyone ever
The story of Quinn sleeping around with journalists proved to be false. They could start a lawsuit when they feel they are being defamed. The owner of the website can't be held responsible, but it's illegal nonetheless. 4chan has always followed rule 1
>You will not upload, post, discuss, request, or link to anything that violates local or United States law.
>>413089
>'''''''''''''''journalism'''''''''''''''
>>412160
Wait, what the fuck happened? I typically never leave /a/ or /d/, and I haven't heard anything about this.
>>413095
>The story of Quinn sleeping around with journalists proved to be false.
No it wasn't. It was true, the part that caused confusion is that there was no review written for the game by one of the journalists, only one mention of it in an article. By the point the thing was banned, no one had been talking about that for weeks though, it was just the jumping off point.
>They could start a lawsuit when they feel they are being defamed.
Anyone could do that, I'm sure you can find countless amount of 'libel' on /pol/ or /b/ right now. There's no one to be held accountable since this is an anonymous board though, and removing the entire thing makes no sense since it was a much broader discussion and no one cared about Quinn after the first few days. moot did it but legality had nothing with it.
>>413100
/v/ trolled some politically correct faggots so hard they're still coming here to post butthurt denials like this thread.
>>412700
>No one cared she was a woman.
Neither of us can really have proof for such a claim, but it was damned obvious that GG in general carried a grudge against women who happened to profit from the video game industry, with a few cherry-picked examples to show otherwise.
>>413116
>we were just pretending to be retarded!
>>413125
The difference is that you have to do a lot more mental gymnastics to believe that thousands of gamers actually care all that much about the sex life of an irrelevant indie dev just because she happens to be a woman.
GG and non-GG gamers have bad feelings towards people who are leveraging claimed victimhood in order to manipulate the video game industry in their favor, whether they're women or not.
>>413136
lol
>>413125
What happened is: due to the fact that the person involved in the scandal was a woman instead of a man (unlike previous scandals), the feminists got butthurt and started attacking people who were questioning journalists. So instead of being about just journalism, they turned it into feminists vs. gamers, which was a thing that had been building up for quite some time. Then it escalated to a gender war, and then a standard Left vs. Right thing.
>>413111
Like I said, Zoe Quinn may have personally asked to delete it.
moot later put the ban hammer on it because activism is something that does not belong on 4chan. You can hate him and the mods for this all you want (even though you'd get banned for expressing it), but these kind of movements were never allowed on here.
The harassment and death threats were not coordinated on 4chan per se, but people within the movement decided to release their anger this way, whether you'd prefer to see them as false flags or not. Rule 4 applies.
>>413151
>but these kind of movements were never allowed on here.
Chanology WAS allowed here and so was gg. They only got banned after they got "out of hand." Besides, /pol/ is engaging in some type of activism every week.
>>412160
We should cuck GamerGaters and GamerGhazi niggers, OP. You and I would make a hell of a team.
>>413151
>because activism is something that does not belong on 4chan
You say that but /b/, /v/, and /pol/ have done these kinds of things for years. It's just that outside of Chanology they didn't get nearly as much attention or a convenient name to label them.
In fact /pol/ and /b/ maybe are still at it.
>>413154
>>413160
Chanology was NOT allowed on here. Since 2006, all kinds of invasions or raids were banned, so they were coordinated in IRC and on other image boards.
/pol's/ happenings are an entirely different thing. They don't encompass the posting of personal information etc. so they can't be defined as invasions. On /b/, the mods only turn a blind eye if it's an innocent raid like Habbo Hotel, when /b/tards decide to send birthday cards to a world war II veteran, or when they're trying to find the guy who abused a cat.
>>413168
>They don't encompass the posting of personal information etc. so they can't be defined as invasions.
Gamergate did not encompass the posting of personal information.
>>413177
It did though, especially in the beginning. I know because I was there.
Some of the harassment and accusations were coordinated in IRC by a few anons, so gamergate definitely fell under rule 4.
>>413168
>Since 2006, all kinds of invasions or raids were banned
You said 'activism' and 'movements', not raids. There's been plenty of that since 2006.
>They don't encompass the posting of personal information etc
You didn't have that here either. The old archive is up again now, so unless you can show where that happened, I don't know where that comes from
>>412772
Anime is a niche nerdy hobby, so yeah. Unless you think Moot had dual-personality or a doppelganger, 4chan was the spawn of a subforum dedicated to anime and a Japanese imageboard software.
My problem with /r9k/, /pol/, and to an extent /v/ is that they bring in angry, impotent who actually get a thrill being able to engage in heated condemnation and subterfuge of things they hate. I have nothing against them in principal, just the kind of people who seek out these boards.
/r9k/ brings in people who are not just asocial, which is expected of 4chan's demographics, but actively antisocial. /pol/ brings in people who base a good chunk worldview being against something, and who prefer nothing but passively-agressively campaigning against whoever displeases them on the basis of their existence (not the Neo-nazis, as much as the people who just continuously bring up the garbage of modern society on a daily basis, for no other purpose besides feel-good condemnation). /v/, unfortunately, attracts people whose primary hobby is too general and accessible to have the same exclusions as other boards. /a/ and /co/ also share this problem, but /v/ users happen to be attracted to /pol/ and /r9k/ more so than the former two.
The thing is, that while the weeaboos, the musicfags, the litfags, the /tg/ users, etc. All seek to escape to their own little world on 4chan and make their own little scene, /v/, /pol/, and /r9k/ just want to rage against the outside world, and collectively affect it if they can.
>>413184
Activism is a kind of invasion in 4chan terminology, just like Chanology.
>>413190
>Activism is a kind of invasion
>>413194
Do you really wanna bitch about semantics?
Gamergate, as a movement, can be defined as an invasion, since it was aimed at video game journalism and women in the gaming world. End of story.
>>412754
Hiro comes from Japan, where their definition of "free speech" is quite different from ours.
Give him time. He'll reneg. If he doesn't I'll be very surprised and very excited.
Did they even accomplish anything? I distinctly remember a bunch of them saying that "all the major battles" had been won like 6 months ago so why the fuck I still see this shit around?
Mod: /pol/ is the bastion of free speech!
>except when its about something I don't like or agree with!
>>413182
>It did though, especially in the beginning. I know because I was there.
No, it didn't. I know because I was there.
Initially, people just wanted to get the word out that a Kotaku writer was fucking someone whose game he promoted. So initially it was about discussing it. There was no raiding going on. By the time it was banned the only thing they were doing was sending e-mails to advertisers.
>>413215
>as a movement, can be defined as an invasion, since it was aimed at video game journalism
No one is invading anything though, they're just talking about it, gathering information, and people are free to do whatever they want with that information. Just like any other board except a bit more organized.
'GamerGate' had already been going on on /v/ for years, it just didn't have a name yet.
See: threads like this for example https://foolz.fireden.net/v/thread/210645776/
https://foolz.fireden.net/v/thread/222215515/
>>413250
(cont.)
Reading some of this shit now is pretty funny. Nowadays it would be shitposted out of oblivion. Also it shows that 4chan really was better back then.
https://foolz.fireden.net/v/thread/164168539/
>>413250
>'GamerGate' had already been going on on /v/ for years, it just didn't have a name yet.
And then a bunch of fuckwits decided that they needed a named social movement that should viral itself in both social and traditional media, evangelize itself across both 4chan and the internet, because they were truly madly deeply offended that a video game developer fucked a video game reviewer (thereby propelling the game to untold heights of newfound popularity), and got the whole thing banned.
Good job, retards.
>>413250
Sure, but back then it wasn't a coordinated hivemind movement yet.
The people who doxed, harassed, and instigated the attacks are a part of this movement. That's why it was banned as a whole, and not just the anons who decided to effectively go after these people. It doesn't matter whether it was condemned by everyone else. There's no actual way to contain this kind of stuff, as a lot of it happened in IRC and tiny-chat. As I said, a huge and collective movement like this does not belong on 4chan, and it never did.
>>413249
Some people did dox and raid, as anons naturally would. I saw it happen in a tiny-chat that was linked on /b/ and other boards, a collective raid against Zoe Quinn. Some anons even called Quinn's family. Not to mention Zoe Quinn's porn pictures that were posted everywhere.
archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/34164710
>>413313
>/pol/
>someone posted some Steam profiles
Brutal.
>>412788
>2009
That's nothing.
This is from 2005. And he's nostalgic for a better 4chan that USED to exist, meaning 4chan has been shit since BEFORE 2005.
Gamergate is the same as every boogeyman before it: Reddit, tumblr, Chanology, SomethingAwful, Ebaumsworld, Encyclopedia Dramatica, Gaia, Livejournal. A flavor-of-the-month scapegoat that nostalgia-blind retards use to blame a completely imaginary plummet in 4chan's quality because 4chan has always been filled with shitposters, trolls, and newfags from fucking day 1 of its existence.
I've been here since 06. The memes change, the scapegoats change, but the quality of the average post does not.
>>413459
Except it's been getting worse and worse since 2015. I have never seen 4chan this bad before. Shitposting is rampant on here
>>413459
SomethingAwful is actually shit though
>>412913
yeah I'm a Marxist and you're deluded proletarian trash
>>413570
By which metrics?
Please provide some objectives that something awful meets to which all things that meet those objectives are objectively shit.
>>413586
It's an SJW nest
>>413657
What percentage of users need to be SJWs for a website to be considered a Social Justice Warrior nest?
Is this the only objective for a website to be considered "actually shit" or are there others as well?
>>413680
goons are also just faggots, look at yourself.
you talk like a fag and your shit's all retarded. back to fark with you
>>413685
Thinking's hard, isn't it?
Alright. I'll leave you alone. Reply to me with a snappy last word. Good luck to you.
>>413691
>typical detached SA response
>thinking I was the anon you were having a spat with
you goons really are trash, thanks for ruining space station 13.
>>413697
Oh, you aren't the same Anon? My apologies. I'll stick around in case that Anon has anything else they'd like to say to me.
Have I upset you by not being upset by you?
>>413711
It's not. It's how the mods talk to the users, and if you talk back, you lose your account and get banned for mod sass and have to pay to reregister. Unless you're part of the FYAD cool kid club, which you never will be so don't bother. And even then your ass may be banned.
Also, if you aren't really far left or willing to shut up and avoid political discussion if you're right of Stalin, don't bother because the minute you say some shit that triggers someone they'll report you and a mod will ban you for trolling, being creepy, being racist, or any other number of things. So, you better be prepared to fit into a very particular niche if you want to be a goon.
>>413711
Interesting, as I've never been there. The ten dollar price tag stopped me from wanting to join. I didn't anticipate that it would be worth it.
>>412160
Seeing gamergate being talked about back then didn't bother me. Why did it trigger you so much?
>>413761
it kept escaping the garbage boards
>>413763
>triggered by opinions
back to tumblr
The fappening was much worse on 4chan than GG was.
>>413769
Only /b/ is affected by the fappening.
Gamergate affected /pol/, /v/, /g/, /f/, and Fredrick Brennan's ego.
>>413813
Both of them affected the entire site, as both brought in an insane amount of newfags.
GamerGate was bad and gets all the attention - and I believe it should - but The Fappening is so often overlooked. The Fappening attracted a lot of new people to 4chan, and a great deal of them caught wind of GamerGate when they came here. A lot of the people that came for The Fappening also play video games, and just about everyone is interested in politics to some degree. So a good number of newfags dropped by /v/ and /pol/ after they came here.
GamerGate and The Fappening, happening at the same time, was the perfect shitstorm.
you fucks trying to pin gg on /pol/ is really fucking pathetic.
>>412160
>This was the cringiest thing to ever come out of 4chan
Agreed.
>GooberGate
>ultra right-wing
Oh, you're one of those people. Never mind. By the way you're not my fucking bro faggot.
>>413953
>he gets triggered by the word goober
>>412160
>cringiest thing to ever come out of 4chan
You don't remember Chanology? That was far, far, FAR worse.
>>413985
>he unironically uses the word 'goober'
>using le gooblygoobla memes that were literally pushed by SJWs/tumblr
Might as well call them 'meanies' or 'problematic'.
>>414022
4chan is completely immune to being called shitstains or faggots or being told to kill themselves or being compared to Hitler or ISIS or being called wastes of space or being told to get off of 4chan. "Meanie" and "Problematic" however just triggers the FUCK out of 4chan. They can't stand being called a "butthead". They hear it and go, "haha what?" at first, but then the second time they hear it they're like, "Why does this keep happening? Stop it! MODS!" That's why "cuck" had meaning for a little while. It was new. It bothered people because their brain hadn't built up defenses for it. 4chan can't handle being called things like "jerk" or "rude" or "racist" or "pedophile" or anything else like that. It just kills them to be called something they rarely get called.
>>414061
>It just kills them to be called something they rarely get called.
No, the idea is that people get called like that everywhere else on the internet and in the world. 4chan has always been counter-culture, so accepting this element of politically correct moralfaggotry and normalfaggotry just turns it into another normal site. It's the attitude behind those words that shit up the place.
C.uck is a different thing, it's just that the word was pushed so much and so suddenly. It's like if one day you started seeing people use the word 'bodacious' to describe everything in every thread, people would find it weird. Words like 'problematic' or 'poopyhead' are red-flags for sensitive carebears, they're not disliked for the same reason c.uck spam was.
>>414021
Scientology kind of had it coming because they were suing anyone who criticized them. On the other hand, Gamer Gate just made me really horny.
>>414130
You don't need to put a dot in the middle of cuck. It's not filtered anymore, you foolish poopybutt.
>>412788
Got any more gems from that HD? Screencaps of famous posts and mod posts?
>>413072
>Website admins are required by law to fulfill that request
And what country are you from? Azerbaijan?
>>414211
Could you screencap your brush settings? I'm having difficulty pinpointing exactly what these brushes are and which program these are drawn in.
>>414224
I'm sorry, it's not mine.
Plus, this is /qa/, not /jp/. Stay on topic.
>>414225
And that topic is?
>>414227
Definitely not baka pictures.
>>414229
You're the baka, baka. /qa/ has no set rules so I can post whatever I want as long as it's blue board compliant. Besides, I'm not even the first person to post pictures of Cirno, so if I'm the baka then that person must be even more of a baka than me. Also, nice in your post number!!!
>>414230
... I posted a 9 inside of a circle and 4chan just removed it. That takes the wind out of my sales a little... bleh... I didn't know that character was removed. It wasn't even replaced with anything!!
>>414231
>I didn't know that character was removed. It wasn't even replaced with anything!!
I noticed it a few weeks ago.
Truly 4chan is everything bad in he world.
>>414061
Cuck made no sense since no one here had gfs
>>412525
About /s4s/, what influence does it really have? The board is slow as fuck and I suspect that most people who pretend to be /s4s/ outside that board are mostly unrelated shitposters that deserve to get permaban.
Not that I do like /s4s/ that much, but I can get behind the style of posting from time to time, the problem is that it is containment board and with them they'll always be crossboarding retards who don't get the joke and spill it everywhere where it doesn't belong, shitting up the whole site.
>>414260
swaglord runs it. And swaglord is their mod along with /tv/'s. swaglord has instigated raids on /qa/ almost three different times already, because "Its to spread fun". Meaning he hates /qa/ we call him and his buddies out for being fuckups.
>>414263
Okay, delete the board as long as it's being used like that, invading with shitposts shouldn't be tolerable, though I don't have much against meta/ironic shitposting board by itself.
>>414267
/s4s/ should have been deleted to begin with. It was a joke board moot kept around because he thought the board wasn't harming anyone. Instead over time it got worse and worse. /tv/ needs to go at this point. Its a normie/Redditor/Meme board now. You can throw in /r9k/ as well. That board brings in the worst people. Fuck a mass murderer posted on /r9k/. That should have been enough for Hiro to fucking delete. moot would have.
Problem is, I don't think Hiro wants to delete boards, and that is an issue he needs to understand: Sometimes you have to delete boards because they are either too cancerous to save or they are causing harm to the site.
>>414272
Posts like this are why this board needs to be deleted, and why /q/ was deleted.
>>414273
Hello mod
>>414272
Yeah, the legacy of /s4s/ as joke board was known to me, thought it seems like the way it's being run is more of a problem than that content self.
As for /r9k/, I've been vising it more lately, I quite enjoy it for a few kinds of threads that has to do with me general retardation, but most of the posts are cesspool of shit, /soc/, roasties, pepe, femanon threads, tumblr content, trans, traps, wagecuck and general /pol/ crap. I'd probably enjoy it more if it was transformed to semi-wiz, but I guess that would defeat the purpose of the board.
>>414290
/r9k/ has no purpose other than to be a shit board. Same with /s4s/, but that's for irony.
>>414293
Yeah, it's a board without any topic, but it doesn't mean that it actually doesn't have its disctinctive culture/topic within it, just because something isn't defined itself it doesn't mean there isn't anything defined/defineable within it, I like some parts of it, most of it's garbage though.
And /s4s/ could work as a meta/irony joke board, but I'd probably spill over anyway.
>>414263
>swaglord has instigated raids on /qa/ almost three different times already, because "Its to spread fun". Meaning he hates /qa/ we call him and his buddies out for being fuckups.
>mods have fun with the community and fucks with their board
>ITS BECAUSE THEY HATE THEM THOSE MAD MODS
You people really are fucking disgusting.
>>414315
Maybe back in 2005 this was ok, but its not now when you consider just how badly 4chan is getting. No one wants to have fun with the mods anymore, they just want them to do their jobs
>>414322
Yea, no, you can kill yourself. Most people want to have fun with the admin and mods, retard.
>>414329
Yea, no, most people want Hiro make 4chan good again and tell the mods to do their jobs, like fixing /v/ for one
4chan isn't for fun posting dumbass.
>>414329
Fuck off and leave this site now you cunt. You are destroying this site.
>>414336
Make them.
>>414333
>4chan isn't for fun posting dumbass
hownew.ru
4chan IS for fun, moron. It's for discussion of anime and niche hobbys while not being overly serious and having fun. 4chan isn't for shitposting, but it sure as hell isn't for being 100% dead serious and apparently you've completely missed the point, fuckface. If you want /v/ fixed so badly, why don't you just go self-moderate it yourself? If you cared so much about it and the site, you'd surely being willing to spend the effort it takes.
>>414343
funposting=shitposting. If you got your head out of your ass you would have known that right away
>>414361
You're an idiot.
I want SJWs to leave.
Make 4chan great again!
>>414652
>>414061
>"Meanie" and "Problematic" however just triggers the FUCK out of 4chan. They can't stand being called a "butthead". They hear it and go, "haha what?" at first, but then the second time they hear it they're like, "Why does this keep happening? Stop it! MODS!" That's why "cuck" had meaning for a little while. It was new. It bothered people because their brain hadn't built up defenses for it. 4chan can't handle being called things like "jerk" or "rude" or "racist" or "pedophile" or anything else like that. It just kills them to be called something they rarely get called.
The issue with insults like "butthead", "problematic", and "cuck", is that they say more about the person using them than the person they're being directed at. Not in the "the one who says idiot is the idiot, idiot" sense, but in the sense that there are terms that are only used as insults by certain kinds of people.
If I see someone use "cuck" as an insult I usually assume they came to 4chan within the last four years, post in or are sympathetic to /pol/ and Gamergate, and think moot is a huge faggot. If I see someone use the word "problematic" will assume they're either an SJW or sympathetic to such people, and spend lots of time being progressive on the internet. (Are these guaranteed to be correct? Not necessarily, but let's face it: some of these words are tribal indicators.)
And that pisses people off. I don't care if somebody tells me to check my privilege because I'm offended that somebody has pointed out that I live a life that may be better than various other people's lives through no particular effort of my own - I'm offended that a privilege checker has decided to make their obnoxious presence known in "my board."
>>414362
You can back to r/4chan at any time
>>414802
>If I see someone use "cuck" as an insult I usually assume they came to 4chan within the last four years
Why? How is it different from 'fag' or 'nigger' other than you can actually use it outside of 4chan with impunity?
>>414211
>the right to privacy is a communist idea
The NSA propaganda runs deep. But you're right, it's apparently only a thing in the EU.
>>414802
>think moot is a huge faggot
But moot IS a huge faggot, and not in an endearing way. Most of the reasons 4chan is shit right now are his fault.
>>415496
if you think moot is a faggot for shit like mootxico and capcha then fine
if you think him bringing the hammer down on activist fagets makes him a fag get out.
>>415500
I love how the "activism" meme only started when Gamergate started. It's definitely legitimate and not offsite raiders trying to spin a new narrative.
>>415506
it started when anonymoose leegun brought a bunch of keyboard warrior social media addled children to the site. get your facts straight.
>>415521
I agree. We had people bitching about "Activism" and "Moralfags" and stuff like that back with Chanology when Something Awful proved how fragile and manipulatable our ecosystem was.
>>412234
>Video games are a multibillion dollar industry
And Zoe's game was freeware.
You could have directed all that effort at EA or Ubisoft or anyone that actually mattered, but no. You had to be the victims for once instead of those SJWs, and when nobody took you seriously it just reinforced the idea that you were persecuted
Nathan Grayson didn't even write a review of her game. He briefly mentioned it in a list of indie games before they commenced a relationship. Whoop de doo. Gamergate gave her and Sarkeesian more exposure than anything in recent memory.
>>415506
>I love how the "activism" meme only started when Gamergate started
People made the same complaints about Chanology you fag
>>416401
>Gamergate gave her and Sarkeesian more exposure than anything in recent memory.
This. I'm so sick of being called a Social Justice Warrior for being anti-Gamer Gate. I'm anti-gamergate because I agree with it and I know that Gamergate is taking entirely the wrong approach to accomplishing their goals. None of them know what they're doing. They're HELPING all of the people they dislike. I had no fucking idea who Zoe Quinn was before Gamergate, and guess what! She has a job right now. Way to fucking go, guys! You sure STOPPED her!
>>412234
I came here to laugh at you.
>>412280
>look at our web traffic
Where are you getting 4chan's web traffic from? Don't say it's google trends.
>>412465
>The Scientology protests were way worse.
No, they were filled with hilarity and they did actually have a good cause (and carried out that cause in the most hilariously autistic way possible)
Gamergate was a thinly veiled far-right wing movement at attacking anybody who dared criticize video games on a social, philosophical, text, or academic level simply because /v/ loves it's outrage culture and was easy to hijack by groups with actual interests. Look at how many on 4chan now suck the dick of Milo, an insanely misogynistic, racist, self hating gay man who looks like a bad 80s movie villain, because something to do with video game journalism and free speech even though Gamergate is clearly a movement to censor criticism.
Gamergate was tedious and at it's worse (which 99% of it was), completely reactionary and anti-intellectual, Chanology was cringy but funny.
>>416483
you SJWs have some strange ideas about what gamergate was.
>>416483
Yeah I honestly get the feeling that the thing people hated about the Scientology protests was all the press and attention that 4chan got. It was kind of the first major thing that 4chan got in the news for.
>complaining about censorship thread
>wash stop discussing things I don't wanna hear!!!
I'm starting to think you're actually from tumblr not just a neutral
>>416483
>far-right wing movement
>dared criticize video games on a social, philosophical, text, or academic level
>an insanely misogynistic, racist
>completely reactionary
>cringy
You SJWs are so fucking bad at fitting in. Go back to GamerGhazi.
>>416435
This list was compiled in February last year, all those sites have since lost a shitton of traffic, most of them are lower than they were in 2014.
>exclamation mark!
>CAPITALS!
Pls go.
Reminder that the mods are SJW shills.
And, hell, the problem isn't men and women discussing about games, it's that one grupo (SJW) is forcing their views on other people's works. Do you think being a dev and receiving death threats because you didn't included a token black transgender otherkin character is funny or mature?
>>416599
>musterchan tears because of astronomically low traffic to their horrible excuse of an internet forum
Lel, let me guess, you made that image yourself?
>>416604
Kek no, the info has been floating since 2015.
Also, ignore that shitty chan ad and focus on the information.
TBQH, the notions, emotions and hormones of short-statured video-gamers is not an interesting topic to me. However, Vivian James is very cute and also my wife. We have sex.
>>416604
Butthurt mod detected
>>414234
Before the cuck explosion, for some reason, I always had it in my head that "cuckold" was a very old (and typically not used in modern lingo, but in classic novels like Wuthering Heights or something). And yeah, I thought it meant "to hold someone in a warm embrace". I don't know how I had that wrong for so long.
>>412160
it was a /pol/ raid that got taken over by /r/theredpill blame them
>>413076
ben garrison threatened it and moot emailed him asking why he was so racist.
>4chan is now full of republicans
What happened.
>>416692
4chan is anonymous, they assume one or another form just for make the masses angry.
/v/ still hates Gone Home and considers it "not a game", even though the logic of that is one of things that led to GG.
So I don't know how they can claim to disinherit it.
>>416692
/pol/ hates the Republican Party tho. Where do you think the "cuckservative" meme came from?
>>416883
>Where do you think the "cuckservative" meme came from?
It had very little to do with /pol/.
It had more to do with 8gag, twitter, and a breitbart clickbait writer named Milo.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/07/28/cuckservative-is-a-gloriously-effective-insult-that-should-not-be-slurred-demonised-or-ridiculed/
>>416886
Same difference.
>>416483
Found the SJW
