Raining. Woke up a little angry. Internet feminism needs to be made accountable to Asian American women.
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Months later you see Deadspin, which ran an article with a hed *calling her a gook* taking a strong stance against Gamergate.
And internet feminists rejoice when Colbert invites Anita Sarkeesian onto his show.
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No mention of how Colbert's mention of Suey on his show, broadcasting of her picture, no doubt encouraged and accelerated her doxxing.
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And then there's this, by
@arthur_affect: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/04/07/an-ode-to-angry-asians-how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-love-suey-park.html … which he's since apologized for, but I don't think he sees the bigger issue -
All of you were our Gamergate.
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You engaged in systematically pulling down a woman for being perceived as an SJW.
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And you can go ahead with the "we're not associated with the sea lions who doxxed Suey" because you know what that sounds like.
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Gamergate isn't wrong because it's tiny or its opponents are many or b/c the female devs at issue "never asked for it" by being political.
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It's wrong regardless of all those factors. And strip those away and you get what happened to Suey Park.
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If internet feminists don't hold others—and in some instances, themselves—accountable for the online harassment of Suey,
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they are ultimately acknowledging that some women deserve harassment, doxxing and media putdowns for being too loud, too political, too SJW.
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You're also treating cases differently based on racial lines ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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But I'm sure that's a coincidence.
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