I'm predicting that we will see a large portion of "Gamergaters" turn to liberalism in the coming months. They have never had any significant political politics beyond "more sexy women in video games" and some vague notions of anti-censorship and libertarianism. Whatever relationship they may have had with mainstream and dissident rightist movements is coming to an end, as the only thing they built their movement on is going to be further censored and removed. I can see them turning into Agent Kochinski and hasan types. That said, a smaller portion will probably end up following a dissident rightist path like Sargon, whose apparently become a Socialist, even posted about how Lenin had some good Ideas
177 posts and 40 image replies omitted.>>693501>After 1960s we started listening to women and we haven't gotten any world warhttps://timezeropod.substack.com/p/04-wastelanding-part-02>“[environmental justice movements in the United States] are disproportionately led by women,” Traci told me, “and particularly women of color and Indigenous women.”>Navajo women were integral to the passing of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act. Cast off by the United States government and health officials, Diné women documented illnesses and deaths from uranium mining, engaging in popular epidemiology. That’s the same community-based science methodology undertaken by the women near the toxic Love Canal, New York; in the Tularosa Basin where the Trinity bomb was exploded; or in the Mormon communities of southwestern Utah, downwind from the Nevada Test Site.women struggled against the nuclear bomb all across the united states, men are satanic yall!
>Traci elaborated.<“One of the things that is certainly true when you look at these cases, on the ground, is that there are all sorts of ways in which gender shapes people's exposure to environmental harm. And that doesn't mean that the women are impacted and men aren't. Because that's certainly not true, especially in cases of workplace hazards in masculinist industries, where, for example, with uranium mining.<The gendering of environmental impact doesn’t mean that only women are impacted, it just means that gender shapes the different ways in which people are impacted.<For example, in the cases that I was studying, some of the early environmental activists in and around uranium mining were women because they were the widows of miners who had had massive health impacts, and often had died prematurely because of their exposures to radioactive harm in the mines. And so, simply by virtue of needing to get some kind of compensation, the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act was one of the first major pieces of legislation that uranium widows really pushed. And all of those very materialPost too long. Click here to view the full text. >>693552Notice that those movements are led by ethnic women and involve industrial matters.
Most prominent female-led movements are often white liberal ones over some inane bullshit
>>699481That will never happen.
Make a new leftist faction