Well, Yea Forums?

well, Yea Forums?

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they already control the gaming industry so what's the difference

>Ape escape
> It's full of black women
No thanks

Why wouldn't I press the button if I by definition get what I want? Dumbass. Also,

>Feminists will control the gaming industry
t. incel

LONDON
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feminists sjws are super cringe i wouldnt click dat button even if the fate of the worldd depend on it amirite robros

Wouldn't make much of a difference

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Yeah it would be weird to change the apes to female.

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cope, incel

kek
I take it "feminism" in this image means "the worst kind of feminism", so no way. You can be a feminist without being a massive pain in the ass (Angela White is a feminist for instance).

>good feminism and bad feminisim

Ah yes, because trannies have lots of sex

you'll be surprised

If you believe otherwise, you really need to have sex.

Where's the downside?

LONDON

TERFs and SWERFs are the bad feminists.

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Grandpa learned how to use photoshop

>TERFs and SWERFs are the bad feminists.
Supporting women is the bad feminism?

those sound like new genders

the E stands for Exclusivity, something us gamers know is a bad thing.

>TERFs
>actual feminists are the bad feminists
Dilate.

Excluding trans is anything but a bad thing.

>the E stands for Exclusivity
It stands for exclusionary. Anyone who excludes trannies is okay in my book. The enemy of my enemy and all that.

Isn't that basically the current industry, but with the games I want?

Being butt-fucked by creepy fetishists and fellow """girls""" with a dick is still sex, so... congratulation, i guess?

Slightly off-topic but how come I hear feminist and SJW pandering from here than I do from anywhere else? I dont think I wouldn't of heard about Transgender people in the industry if it wasn't for Yea Forums constantly talking about it. What's with the literal obsession?

there are no good feminists