Many women involved in the gaming community have suffered at the hands of male gamers and enthusiasts. GameSpot game reviewer Kallie Plagge is just the latest woman to be assaulted by an immature prick with nothing better to do. But she took matters into her own hands and decided to fight back - by finding and snitching on him to his mother. We normally advice against snitching (you don't want to risk getting stitches) but this exchange was particularly satisfying. Plagge shared the conversation to Twitter, and pretty much everyone had a fiery roast or enthused congratulations for the writer. She deserves all props.
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Via The Guardian
English writer and feminist Julie Bindel steps up for freedom of speech and explains why "we can't ban everything that offends you."
Feminist writer Scaachi got real tired of fighting with MRAs on Twitter, and decided to just quote lines from Good Will Hunting in response to one. Her sparring partner thinks he wins their "argument" because his "opponent can't face the question" but dude, you're continuing to fight with someone who doesn't want to talk to you. Who are we kidding, it's an internet fight; nobody wins.
Workplace warning: these are real movie quotes, so there's some unsafe language ahead.
Via StevenCrowder
Comedian and troll Steven Crowder visited a feminist film festival in Grand Rapids and didn't know what to do with menstruating Jesus and gender inclusive bathrooms.
