>Kotaku, Polygon, Destructoid + 9 others scream “GAMERS ARE DEAD”
>Gamers refuse to die
>TFYC pulls through, SJWs assblasted
>Actor Adam Baldwin coins GamerGate hashtag on Twatter
>SJWs all people supporting GG are filthy CIS white males and should check their privilege
>Some random black guy create NotYourShield, showing that plenty of women, blacks and other people you can not insult without losing your political correctness also play games
>SJWs even more assblasted, promptly claim all these are sock accounts, despite of evidence against this
> gaming journos keep screaming gamers are dead, evil misogynists, worse than ISIS (not making that up), Nazi, Terrorists, and what have you.
> GG supporters start draining the swamp by emailing advertisers
>Intel pulls ads from Gamasutra
>SJWs howl in rage, Intel releases half-assed apology that basically is business jargon for “kkthxbye”
>Several other large advertisers leave Gawker (including BMW, Nissan, Mercedes Benz, amongst others)
>Gawker insults former advertisers, keeps shitting on Gamers.

Which is why we shouldn’t just burn the schools because they deserve it [they do] and for any decent moral reason [we should]. We should burn the schools for our survival, and because it’s where we’re being taught slavery, debasement, insults within living memory that would have bought violence from the parents and even older students. The schools are the center of their power; which is religion and all the Yankee schoolhouses are always Churches.

Finally after burning what we have now for all the reasons above and more, any Constitutional arrangement should have a complete separation of school and state on First Amendment Grounds. They’ve always been the State Religion, which is in America Protestant. It’s just that the Protestants have become auto-genocidal. We could actually sue our way there on 1st Amendment Grounds now given enough time, resources and luck. Which we don’t have, and they deserve the Fire anyway.

Now if only this could be illustrated in the context a non-trivial (ie. not-gamergate) issue.