gamergate was one of the first major consumer revolts of our generation. it opened many eyes, including mine, to the fact that journalism is fake and gay.

The only real one was the mass reporting to ad companies doing considerable damage to Gawker's financials, leaving them pretty defenseless when the Hulkamania came to fruition.

Hulkster probably would have killed them anyway, but in that interim it was a solid blow. Its why Reddit had to make rules against "organizing" like that, which would end up driving most of those coordinated campaigns from the Left onto Twitter and Discord instead of places like SRS and the like.

Gamergate attempted to use activism to accomplish change in an institution, which is the method that Gen Xers and millennials had been taught to idealize. Unfortunately that only really works when you're agitating for something the Jews want, hence we failed.

It's pretty funny in hindsight how a bunch of predominantly atheist, materialist, libertine gamers, in large part the products of a consumerized goyslop culture, thought their opinions mattered. It's like the little toe on a golem suddenly having an epiphany and trying to make it walk backwards.