Careercow Wil Wheaton + Felicia Day - The "Man" who soy'd the World and the Fakest of Geek Girls, SJW sexual harassment fence-sitters

[Ghostse]

If any of those pesky conservatives complain that we're applying our ToS in a one-sided fashion to shut down dissenting voices, we can hide behind "context"

Or if anyone says anything negative about a friend of someone with authority.

 

[Vorhtbame]

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No, sugar, industries are made up of all participants. But you can definitely start your own company where cis men are not permitted, neither to work with you, sell to you, nor buy from you.

You'll go bankrupt in about a month, but hey, live the dream.

 

[ChevroletBlackboard]

Why do I feel like Wil just took the chance to shut his Twitter down as a way to get rid of the inevitably creepy Tweets he's made in the past about women without anyone looking twice?

 

[Frosted Snowflakes]

So it's confirmed that Wil finally shuts up?

 

[Deluxe]

Over on counter.social, Wil has already begun starting shit with other instances. The reception to wil wheaton in the pre-existing leftist mastodon circles seems to be mostly negative. They're not enthusiastic about supporting a bourgie blue tick twitter celebrity and his syncophants on the network. Many also cite his defense of Hadwick as a reason why he's a shit person.

I wrote a post about counter.social (the instance Wil was shilling) being a possible honeypot here.

 

[LetterlandMafia]

Over on counter.social, Wil has already begun starting shit with other instances. The reception to wil wheaton in the pre-existing leftist mastodon circles seems to be mostly negative. They're not enthusiastic about supporting a bourgie blue tick twitter celebrity and his syncophants on the network. Many also cite his defense of Hadwick as a reason why he's a shit person.

I wrote a post about counter.social (the instance Wil was shilling) being a possible honeypot here.

Lol he migrated straight from twitter to one of its clones. Not even a grace period where he pretends to be cut free from social media and its drama. Dude’s gotta have his little bubble of narcissism at all costs.

 

[Capsaicin Addict]

Lol he migrated straight from twitter to one of its clones. Not even a grace period where he pretends to be cut free from social media and its drama. Dude’s gotta have his little bubble of narcissism at all costs.

Agreed. And it's not gonna make him happy.

He needs to walk the fuck away from social media, particularly the Twatter clones. Go back to doing Tabletop, or write gaming reviews. But do something else.

Poor bastard. As I've said before, I felt sorry for him because of how Wesley Crusher hangs over his head like his own personal albatross.

But there's a line from The Expendables that springs to mind for me:

You know, it's not easy being your friend.

Dammit, Wil.

 

[Inquisitor_BadAss]

Why do I feel like Wil just took the chance to shut his Twitter down as a way to get rid of the inevitably creepy Tweets he's made in the past about women without anyone looking twice?

I’m sure there are archived tweets somewhere.

 

[AnOminous]

Lol he migrated straight from twitter to one of its clones. Not even a grace period where he pretends to be cut free from social media and its drama. Dude’s gotta have his little bubble of narcissism at all costs.

What a fucking idiot. He fled the Nazi website to a website where he is going to be considered the invasion of Nazis.

 

[Oh Shit I'm Sorry]

Over on counter.social, Wil has already begun starting shit with other instances. The reception to wil wheaton in the pre-existing leftist mastodon circles seems to be mostly negative. They're not enthusiastic about supporting a bourgie blue tick twitter celebrity and his syncophants on the network. Many also cite his defense of Hadwick as a reason why he's a shit person.

I wrote a post about counter.social (the instance Wil was shilling) being a possible honeypot here.

Planting the seeds for his inevitable return to Twitter already, nice.

Perhaps he should have checked to see how well his dumb ass was actually gonna handle his new stomping grounds before throwing all of his eggs into that basket. I guess that would require him to possess a modicum of actual intelligence though. Oh well.

 

[Starscreams Cape]

From a cursory glance it seems he's dialed back the TDS and is making a bunch of D&D, Simpsons, nerd posts. Maybe if he'd have been able to stick to that he wouldn't have had to quit Twitter and his life wouldn't be the empty hole it currently is.

 

[Water-T]

From a cursory glance it seems he's dialed back the TDS and is making a bunch of D&D, Simpsons, nerd posts. Maybe if he'd have been able to stick to that he wouldn't have had to quit Twitter and his life wouldn't be the empty hole it currently is.

But how will we finally get rid of Trump without Wil bravely REEEing about him 24/7?

 

[Y2K Baby]

Gee, I thought New Vegas was the most perfectest video game evar. Now it turns out they gave not just a fake nerd girl but a fake nerd boy speaking parts? But why, I thought the studio who made New Vegas was a Galaxy Brain who had never made a bad decision in its life!

Lol, I rated this post poorly indeed.

 

[Red Hood]

Especially when it's a manbaby who is famous for playing a character that everyone hates

There are a lot of actors out there that play dastardly villains, annoying people, and otherwise not likeable people in films and television, yet are very personable and humble in real life. Wil has apparently not chosen this path.

Over on counter.social, Wil has already begun starting shit with other instances. The reception to wil wheaton in the pre-existing leftist mastodon circles seems to be mostly negative. They're not enthusiastic about supporting a bourgie blue tick twitter celebrity and his syncophants on the network. Many also cite his defense of Hadwick as a reason why he's a shit person.

I wrote a post about counter.social (the instance Wil was shilling) being a possible honeypot here.

After years of being shitty to people that don't share his views, he's asking for civility.

I'm going to paraphrase a random.txt:
HEY WIL! STOP BEING A DICK!!!

 

[AnOminous]

There are a lot of actors out there that play dastardly villains, annoying people, and otherwise not likeable people in films and television, yet are very personable and humble in real life. Wil has apparently not chosen this path.

His character wasn't even supposed to be an insufferable prick. He was an insufferable prick because he was a combo of being Gene Roddenberry's pet character while also being a Mary Sue of the worst sort. Q was actually supposed to be an asshole and is one of the most liked characters from the series. Nobody hates John deLancie for playing him.

Ironically, nobody really hated Wil for playing Wesley either until he started acting like Wesley himself.

 

[Capsaicin Addict]

His character wasn't even supposed to be an insufferable prick. He was an insufferable prick because he was a combo of being Gene Roddenberry's pet character while also being a Mary Sue of the worst sort. Q was actually supposed to be an asshole and is one of the most liked characters from the series. Nobody hates John deLancie for playing him.

Ironically, nobody really hated Wil for playing Wesley either until he started acting like Wesley himself.

I can't help but wonder. Was Wil always an asshole, or did exposure to the speds (and let's be honest, he got a lot of unwarranted shit flung at him over Wesley that, in all rights, should've been tossed at D.C. Fontana and the other TNG writers) make him one? God knows, if I got crapped on like that when I was sixteen I'd probably develop some serious issues.

It didn't help that de Lancie's Q, despite being a monumental pain in the ass, also had an amazing amount of panache and style. I mean, come on, he gets downgraded to mortal, has to face his own death, eventually redeems himself, and his first action is to return to the bridge of the Enterprise with a fucking mariachi band and stick cigars into Picard and Riker's mouths.

Yes, Q was a smarmy dick, but damn if he wasn't entertaining.

 

[AnOminous]

I can't help but wonder. Was Wil always an asshole, or did exposure to the speds (and let's be honest, he got a lot of unwarranted shit flung at him over Wesley that, in all rights, should've been tossed at D.C. Fontana and the other TNG writers) make him one?

It's not Fontana's fault. Wesley was forced on everyone by Gene Roddenberry himself.

Or. . .perhaps I should say. . .Eugene WESLEY Roddenberry.

Not a coincidence.

 

[GethN7]

I can't help but wonder. Was Wil always an asshole, or did exposure to the speds (and let's be honest, he got a lot of unwarranted shit flung at him over Wesley that, in all rights, should've been tossed at D.C. Fontana and the other TNG writers) make him one? God knows, if I got crapped on like that when I was sixteen I'd probably develop some serious issues.

It didn't help that de Lancie's Q, despite being a monumental pain in the ass, also had an amazing amount of panache and style. I mean, come on, he gets downgraded to mortal, has to face his own death, eventually redeems himself, and his first action is to return to the bridge of the Enterprise with a fucking mariachi band and stick cigars into Picard and Riker's mouths.

Yes, Q was a smarmy dick, but damn if he wasn't entertaining.

Not to mention a lot of the time Q's dickery came with a point.

Humans think they got this space exploring thing down pat? Teleports them to the Borg to show how inexperienced they are.

Picard has a near death moment where he gets to see what he'd become if he refused to take a risk because Q wanted Picard to see for all the dumb shit he did, he learned from it.

The very first and last episodes even bookend nicely by Q testing Picard's willingness to make gut calls and think outside the box to fix problems that aren't as simple as they appear.

He might have been a smarmy jackass with god mode in-universe, but he often had a point behind his actions, and as mentioned, was a very entertaining jackass, and the one time he was made as human as everyone else, he owned up to the fact he had to do the needful and did it with a minimum of bitching.


Wesley was a chronic fuckup who was given multiple chances to god mode his way through shit, wound up making a fool of himself most of the time in the process yet still was praised to high heaven anyway, the few times he was brought down to reasonable standards were too few and far between (other people got the credit for the saving the day too), and ultimately his character left the show on a episode where he was forced to admit he was party to a massive fuckup that killed people and was made to own up to it.

 

[Jigglyjogglers]

I think Wil would have wound up this way anyway, or at least some flavor of it. If he'd hit it big and become famous, he'd be one of those sneery far-left celebrities that issues the occasional social justice sound bite in an interview or whatever like a lot of them. The difference is that here he's using it to define himself... he has to yammer constantly because all he's got to offer is being "accessible" to the common rabble due to not actually being a star. So he'd probably still be a douche, just a more occasional douche instead of a constant one.

 

[Capsaicin Addict]

It's not Fontana's fault. Wesley was forced on everyone by Gene Roddenberry himself.

Or. . .perhaps I should say. . .Eugene WESLEY Roddenberry.

Not a coincidence.

Maybe, but even if the writers resented Wesley, they shouldn't have been taking it out on the damned actor by giving him shitty scripts.

And then going to conventions where they talked about 'Solving The Wesley Problem' and trying to lay that shit on Wheaton instead of themselves or Roddenberry. Even Wheaton's costars weren't buying that line.

Wheaton gets no defense from me for his post-TNG douchebaggery, but maybe I feel a little sympathy for that fifteen year old kid who's on network TV and being given crap lines to read.