"Not all of them", come on that's idiotic. That is one man that is a moron. If anything, it proves what we already know: many people on the internet are ****ing assholes. I still think the Slate guy is spot on. When someone buys twitch.tv for one billion dollars, we know that proclaiming gamers to be "dead" is asinine, silly to the extreme. These journos ragequit, pure and simple. And what we have now is the ensuing mud.
Alexander made it very clear what she meant by 'gamers', no matter how many times you insist otherwise. I'm still waiting for evidence she's tied to a feminist academic agenda that clandestinely spread the idea of the dead 'gamer', rather than it being an idea that arose and spread spontaneously, because it was true.
Also, you like a lot of Gamergaters think that death threats are just trolling and shouldn't be taken very seriously, but y'all fly in to a rage at the possibility that you
might have been insulted. Might wanna look in the mirror before accusing others of 'ragequitting'.
Also, Gamasutra and Kotaku traffic hasn't dropped off since this started. Kotaku has blown up in particular, and Gamasutra is pulling in the usual numbers for this time if the year. Gamasutra is primarily a dev site anyway, that's what made the Intel lobbying so ridiculous. So there's another false proclamation.
which IMHO is just as valid as mysoginy issues are.
I'd like a list of gamers who've been driven out of their homes by death threats sent by the media. When you give me that, then you can claim it's as big a problem.