My Life As A Gamer: We Have a Little Red Book

Monte Cook Games published a free PDF on "Consent in Gaming". The RPGPundit cut a video about it. I'll let him get you up to speed.

As predicted, the SJWs are wanting to take "voluntary" and make it mandatory.

SJW: "you guys, the #dnd Consent Checklist is Voluntary!! We aren't trying to FORCE it on people!!"

Exact same SJW: "the RPGPundit & people like him that question the Consent list & our motives for making it MUST BE DRIVEN OUT OF THE HOBBY!" https://t.co/hMfH14uNcl

— Urbanski❌ (@KasimirUrbanski) September 13, 2019

They aren't even trying to keep the mask on anymore. Some combination of Trump Derangement Syndrome, standard Leftist degeneracy trending, and overconfidence regarding their actual position has this school of fish flipping out harder and faster than before. While not the Satanic insanity that is deliberately getting knocked up just to abort mid-term as a form of pleasure, this is nonetheless an inversion of the proper form enacted by wielding one deliberate perversion (BDSM; the authoress is into that scene) into a context where it doesn't belong (tabletop RPGs, a wargame derivative) as a means of wedging in a control lever upon individual home games and (more to the point) public games such as those at conventions and stores.

And, again as the Pundit demonstrates, just like clockwork the SJWs--sad and pathetic as they are--are already hard at work using the reaction to this Little Red Book as justification for its existence in a typical Kafkatrap manner. No, reasoned argument will not dissuade them; the point therefore is not to persuade the SJWs, but to show those looking on from the sidelines that these people are Full Tilt Bozo and should instead be told--and I quote Soph--"Kill yourself, faggot." with utter contempt.

*ahem*

Attempting to turn my game into a Struggle Session for your Cultural Revolution will end with the offender(s) taking a Great Leap Forward into a helicopter courtesy of Pinochet Express.

Commie punks, fuck off.

On a lighter note: Over at the Study, another update on "Reavers" in paperback is up.