In any male-dominated industry, you’re going to find people who speak about women in ways you'd rather they didn't. (That cuts both ways, of course: women when they get together aren't shrinking violets when it comes to discussing the size of their boyfriend's penis, and what he does with it.)

Feminist campaigners such as Zoe Quinn and Anita Sarkeesian won't like this comparison, but what their mission represents is a new kind of sexually dysfunctional authority clamping down on the sexuality of the great unwashed, like politicians and some churches throughout history.

If there's one thing #GamerGate activism is proving, it's that there is no bigotry problem in the gaming industry: it's an illusion, cooked up by people with axes to grind.
The only group that genuinely isn't welcome is that small but noisy battalion of social justice warriors, who bring nothing but gloom and despair, and their loyal band of incompetent, unethical bloggers, who are so desperate to advertise their upstanding moral virtue to the sisterhood that they have forgotten to check their consciences. We should resist this new tyranny.