I’ve been fucking around all night being unproductive. But you know what I haven’t done? Challenged a large group of people to a fight. It’s just not something I usually do, unless I had about thirty shots, or so. Even then, it probably wouldn’t be a large group, and I would be getting my ass kicked either way. Also, I’ve never written for Guardian, RPS, Eurogamer, & Polygon. But you know who has? Richard Stanton, the guy who challenged all of GamerGate to a fight a few hours ago. Keep in mind that we’re the ones portrayed as bullies and blowhards by the media (eyeroll). 

Here are the relevant tweets:

https://twitter.com/RichStanton/status/580925840541765633

https://twitter.com/RichStanton/status/580927239790960640

https://twitter.com/RichStanton/status/580935796129026049

https://twitter.com/RichStanton/status/580935796129026049

https://twitter.com/RichStanton/status/580956004671754240

https://twitter.com/RichStanton/status/580965564396507136

https://twitter.com/RichStanton/status/580966367853195268

https://twitter.com/PlayDangerously/status/580966274081030144

https://twitter.com/RichStanton/status/580966673827696641

Of course a shithead like Lees loves it:

We see this sort of thing all the time from the other side. They think it’s funny when they do shit like this, but would call us harassers if we tried to do the same. People like Lees would be denouncing me if I did what Stanton did. At the very least they would be laughing at me. So why should it be different for them? Oh yea, that’s right. They’re massive hypocrites.