Alright, I'll respond. I know that GGers are too gentle a species to engage in the sort of cruel and vindictive social media witch-hunt so often staged by progressives, so instead allow me as a distinguished member of the press to share a few thoughts.
Police officers are dying all over America, executed in some cases by thugs proclaiming that "Black Lives Matter," in apparent ignorance of the fact that most black deaths are caused by other blacks. Meanwhile, some white supporters of the BLM movement are asking whether the cops in question "deserved it."
Enter stupid fat cracker Monica Foy, a large-and-in-charge supporter of Black Lives Matter who called one of the slain officers "creepy," tweeting: I cant believe so many people care about a dead cop and NO ONE has thought what he did to deserve it. He had creepy perv eyes." Foy is the latest and greatest example of moronic white lard-asses who might mean well but have bought into the lies and conspiracy theories peddled by BLM organisers.
Where's the grand-scale social protest about the inanity of Black Lives Matter? American universities have nurtured a generation too terrified and politically correct to stand up to them. I'm sorry to say that I see some of this tendency here on KiA too. BLM is a sort of socially acceptable Black Panther Party. Cops seem to be on their own: Obama isn't coming to save them and much of the public is too paralysed by anxiety about saying "the wrong thing" to make the obvious point that supporting black people is not the same thing as supporting Black Lives Matter.
And, guess what. With total predictability, Foy was arrested for an assault that allegedly occurred in 2011. I admit, I'm curious about the circumstances of Foy's assault. Like many fat women, Foy is under the delusion that men lust after her. She doesn't have pervy eyes, but in the photos I can find online she sure does look hungry. Did her bespectacled coworker take the last donut that morning?
Foy is following in the noble tradition of Black Lives Matter, which seems to want as many dead cops as possible, because that will - understandably - prompt officers to shoot first and ask questions later in future altercations. That means more dead blacks and more hand-wringing on Twitter for the sociopathic frauds at the heart of the movement. If that's a bit dark for you, I'm sorry. But let's face it, it's how Goebbels would do it.
If you don't believe me about Black Lives Matter, consider the signs that the extreme element of this movement is sufficiently emboldened today that it's starting to show its face in public. Recently, a BLM-supporting host on Blog Talk Radio said the following: "It's open season on killing whites and police officers and probably killing cops period. It's open season. Picking them off. Today we live in a time where the white man will be picked off."
And the Black Panthers themselves are in the news again, warning Texan cops: "You're gonna stop what you're doing, or we will start creeping up on you in the darkness." They add: "The revolution is on... Off the pigs."
Once upon a time we thought biracial Obama might heal America's racial divisions. Instead they are worse than they have been for decades. This administration seems completely powerless, and the soaring rhetoric of his 2008 campaign, in which Obama argued that we "cannot accept a politics that breeds division," has been consigned to history.
Meanwhile, progressive behemoths like George Soros' Open Society Foundation are doing everything they can to ensure that the poisonous identity politics that underpins the revenge attacks on policemen continues. The ultra-progressive billionaire spent $33 million ensuring that protests in Ferguson continued. Outside activists were brought in to make the protests seem bigger and more spontaneous than they actually were. Now we're seeing the consequences of that expenditure. Racial grievance is sweeping America.
It's not a coincidence that Foy tweeted "#BlackLivesMatter" on the same day as she asked whether the dead cop deserved it. She's typical of the bloodthirsty, psychopathic heart of the movement which isn't really about racial or social justice at all. It's about gloating when innocent police officers are killed. It's about an unfair and divisive war on law enforcement, the vast majority of whom are decent people who put their lives and bodies on the line to keep America's streets safe.
Yet there are idiots in this subreddit and elsewhere who think that someone who danced on the grave of a dead police officer on a public publishing platform deserves special protection from the consequences of her actions. They believe this case to be in some way equivalent to a decades-long pattern at Gawker of ruining people's lives by outing them to their families or taking innocent jokes and turning them into racist social media crusades.
Shame on you. It's not for me to flatter myself--just this once, I'll pass on the opportunity--and remind you what incredible allies Breitbart has been, to you guys and to me, nor where this movement would be without Breitbart spending time and resources sticking up for GamerGate. But if that doesn't matter to you, simply consider what a terrible, meaningless analogy you are making here.
And consider also how "right-wing" has started cropping up here as a term of abuse. How quickly people forget that it was only conservatives and conservative press who gave GamerGate the time of day. It was a conservative actor who named the movement, for Heaven's sake. You say GG is about ethics in games journalism. May I suggest, in the friendliest and most supportive way possible, that you stick to what you know?
Monica Foy is a student, by the way, at Sam Houston State University, which is rightly proud of its strong criminal justice program. Talk about the wrong place to talk smack about a cop. If it's right to kick frat boys off campus for saying they don't want blacks in their club (and I'm sure it is), I can't help but wonder: has Sam Houston already put an order in for the crane?
Foy's claim that the officer had "creepy perv eyes" struck me as typical of the flippant attitude to allegations of sexual impropriety held by so many female western students these days. The unkillable lie about "campus rape culture" continues to do the rounds - and is even taken up by presidents. This poisonous belief system, spread by campus radicals and encouraged by the establishment, encourages women to throw around accusations without thinking of the consequences. This is what led to the Rolling Stone debacle, if you recall.
I'm not sure how this outstanding warrant came to light. 2011 is a while ago, after all. But it's possible Foy turned herself in. Police often trick those with outstanding warrants to come in to claim a prize, and I understand in Texas they've recently taken to offering free pulled pork. I joke, but it might be wise for Monica Foy to go underground for a while to avoid trouble. Or should I say underwater. SeaWorld San Antonio, perhaps.
All of which leaves the looming question of why a woman like Foy was so enamoured with Black Lives Matter in the first place - her penchant for violence excepted, of course. Now, forgive me for being crude, but I happen to know there's quite the interracial chubby chaser scene in Texas, and black men are notorious for lusting after a well-rounded caucasian butt cheek. I speak from experience. Does she have a blackcent? Is this all a ruse to pick up dark-skinned men, now she's grown too gigantic to get a white date? Perhaps I'll write to her in prison. (For some tips, you understand.)
I understand of course that much of this is driven by what you guys call shilling, and that the timing is not coincidental. My report into Sarah Nyberg will be out in a few days, maybe less.
To the sane voices here and the rest of GamerGate, I remain your humble servant, fervent supporter, loyal ally and biggest fan,
Milo
