I'd like to add to that. As we may have seen, there have been worse spergfights in the history of gamergate, but at the end of the day we are all still gamers, or at least sympathetic interested in preserving free expression, there are many principles which unite us.

Its like Louis Le Vau said in one of his videos, his politics, his way of perceiving the world, his personal philosophy all of those things have changed or evolved over time.

But he like many of us have ALWAYS been gamers.

So....no matter what happens...settle your differences, agree to disagree. If you feel you can only work mutually at a distance, then fine.

Be patient. Do NOT let these seeds of political division take root. Its like reprogramming a terminator into reclassifying a friendly as a prime target.

The trick is to spread confusion make it so that no one can come to sensible conclusion about goings on, or sociopolitical parasites In the interest of defending their past times, their shared experiences, their choice of entertainment, subcultures, memes and chosen self identity.

Because some people are going to keep using stuff like this, to purge through our apathy until they find a crack, or excuse to rally folks. Remember the other friends online some of you may have lost over this whole political media frenzy, and those you have made.

No matter what happens.... hold the line.

Hold the line.