Re:Alt-right attacks Macron in last ditch effort to sway Fre...
by piaste on Saturday May 06, 2017 @08:59AM
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From what I saw, "alt-right" had existed for a whole in blogs and webzines, but it really became popular during the Republican primaries.
The Trump and (early on) Carson supporters needed a term to distinguish themselves from the established Republican base, consisting largely of neocons and evangelicals, with their rather different ideological concerns. "Alt-right" offered the vaguely young/edgy and sans-culottesque character they needed.
Re:Alt-right attacks Macron in last ditch effort to sway Fre...
by DiNovi on Saturday May 06, 2017 @08:54AM
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Gamergate was never about ethics in journalism(games reviews being journalism is a whole other thing, but, cmon). It was about being mad because you were undersexed and lonely, and someone offering you a way to channel that desperation into misogyny and a false feeling of control* and community*.
Yes, the division between groups (pro/anti) created while gamergate was going on were about the same. On one side people calling for social justice on the other side the people that in a way are against social justice + the ones that did not want to choose a side.
At the beginning gamergate was just about ethics in journalism (mostly in gaming).