#GamerGate points out the 'delicious irony' of Seth Rogen

Jim Jamitis | 12:27 AM on December 18, 2014

As Twitchy reported, Seth Rogen is no friend to GamerGate, the movement opposing the social justice warriors’ intrusion into the video game industry. Adam Baldwin unfazed by Seth Rogen’s sophomoric attacks over #gamergate.

Some of the people in GamerGate have had to deal with hackers and online intimidation themselves so many are noticing the irony in Sony Pictures caving to terrorist threats over Rogen’s movie. There was both schadenfreude and empathy.

https://twitter.com/Domidayv/status/545357291588165632

https://twitter.com/_shemmie_/status/545403345729761281

https://twitter.com/PlayDangerously/status/545318342483902464

https://twitter.com/PlayDangerously/status/545314662506459136

@PlayDangerously @Sethrogen brave enough to make the satire, not brave enough to defend it….

— Amazon Queen (@LemonSqueezy14) December 17, 2014

https://twitter.com/MitsuReiji/status/545382698458832896

@MitsuReiji @Domidayv And that's why it's ironic. He is still part of the group that doxxes, etc.

— GoofyKoromaru™ (@HappyKoromaru) December 18, 2014

https://twitter.com/MitsuReiji/status/545383225213091840

@MitsuReiji @Domidayv Yes, we do have that rap. But reality is that we're not the ones doing it. Hence, the irony. Delicious projection.

— GoofyKoromaru™ (@HappyKoromaru) December 18, 2014

If it was the 90s Alanis Morrisette could write a song about how ironic it is @Sethrogen #GamerGate http://t.co/FjXJQbdva7

— Maxwell Power (@Maxpower_656) December 18, 2014