The world of video games is being rocked right now by #GamerGate, which is either a rolling scandal of epic proportions concerning corruption and nepotism in games journalism and development, or a misogynist hate campaign orchestrated by a bunch of men who hate the idea of women having opinions about their hobby.
It turns out Julian Assange has been watching the whole thing unfold from his room in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, and he’s picked a side. You’ll never guess which one:
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