No. The hipsters are all engaging in their favorite pastime; Cultural appropriation.   This is something I keep saying. I keep seeing SJWs talk about people who love Japan are guilty of cultural appropriation. Well, I think SJWs are guilty of cultural appropriation. I remember that it was around E3 in 2007 or so when suddenly, nerd culture was the in-thing. Out of nowhere, people were raving over comic books, video games, and anime. Comic-Con exploded, the midnight release for Halo 3 was crowded with hundreds of people, even in my small podunk town, and video games were more popular than they'd ever been. At first it was kind of cool...suddenly I didn't feel so much like an outcast. There were thousands of people like me and it seemed like more and more, my interests were being accepted into the mainstream. Then, as the years went on smartphones became commonplace, Twitter and Facebook changed the internet, the Big Bang Theory came on, and more people were aware of us. Then the Sarkeesians came in and started shaming us again for not being exactly like them. It really does feel like my culture has been appropriated in that comic books are now an SJW haven (I stopped reading in 2006, but I grew up with them...knowing what's happened to them I probably won't ever go back), Reddit has been transformed into Tumblr 2.0, and now video games are being infested with these SJW indie devs. I have nothing against SJWs having their own spaces...I'm all for freedom of expression and I want them to be able to speak their mind, even if their mind is filled with bigotry. But it feels like I'm running out of places to go. These are my passion hobbies and I want them to remain free of this overly-politically correct, radical feminist bullshit. Comic books were taken over, so people ran to video games, Reddit was taken over so we ran to Voat...well, video games won't be next. They can't be. I've been a gamer since I was like 4, playing A Link to the Past on the Super Nintendo...gaming is mine...it is the single hobby that takes precedent above all my other hobbies, even reading. I would sooner die than lost this bastion of nerddom.