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This video is brought to you by a donation from an Anonymous Smash Brother Player. He has quite a bit to say and before I get to it let me first tell everyone about today's sponsor Suriviving fourth wave feminism: Anyways, here's what Smash Bro has to say and I quote: "Hello, Mr. Sandman. I am an anonymous gamer from the smash bros. community. Today I'd like to talk about gynocentrism in online communities, specifically for the video game Super Smash Bros, as a result of the #MeToo movement. Smash Brothers is a game on the Nintendo switch, and the game is roughly about all of the famous video game characters coming together for an all out slugfest. Think Mario, pikachu, pac man, mega man, street fighter, final fantasy and more all in one game, and there are people who host tournaments of this online and in real life before the situation last year. I also happen to be a high leveled player that has been ranked in my local city. Almost a year ago in July 2020, the smash bros community had one of its most darkest days. Many allegations of sexual misconduct and abuse had resurfaced on twitter that involved people from the common attendee to the most prolific members of the community. Lots of these situations differed in severity, from talking inappropriately with minors online to actual statutory crimes taking place. The cases that were less severe or had layers to them were treated with the same stroke of the brush, and received equal backlash regardless of the severity due to the nature of the court of public opinion. This includes the amount of false allegations that unfortunately took place. Now this brings me to call out the elephant in the room: it's gynocentrism, and it's something I quite commonly see in my community. Whenever you see a dialogue that involves gender equality, there is a certain pattern that takes place: it involves women always being in charge of the conversation. The goal of the smash community is to understandably make sure it is a safe place for women and children, whether it be in an online setting, or an in person tournament after the pandemic, so of course it is inevitable that their voices on social media are apt to get more traction. It has gotten to the point where some notable female members of the community have a twitter following that is capable of dogpiling on someone for questioning the holy gospel that is their opinion, and sometimes it can get people deplatformed or terminated from their sponsorship with esports groups. One instance was where a new character for the smash bros game was released and the character happened to be a woman with a voluptuous figure. It was then that younger members of the community took to social media and made very thirsty comments towards her body type, and in response, one girl decided to use that opportunity to talk about how women are harassed in the community, all because a bunch of teenagers were commenting on the release of a fictional character. While it is normally cringe worthy to spend time getting your rocks off on a cartoon, to attempt to make a connection with harassment in actual events is disingenuous and opportunistic at best, and no one questions it.






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