Another one joins the ever growing list on One Angry Gamer: The SJW Misconduct List. It sits right next to the Get Woke, Go Broke Master List. Both of them seem to keep growing as the very obvious truth of reality keeps hitting home runs: not every creeper out there is a male feminist, but every male feminist is a creeper.
This time around it’s the editor-in-chief from Making Star Wars, Jason Ward. He made a public apology on the website for his behavior on May 1st, 2020 titled “I owe you an apology: I Was a creep”.
The post is extremely long and twaddling with a lot of sidesteps and tangents, but the gist of it is that he flirted chatted up some girls, one of whom was below drinking age, and was accused of trading leaks for nudes. Ward, however, denies the accusations of trading leaks for nudes, as well as denies that he engaged in any sort of sexual misconduct with any underage persons.
The gist of his “crimes” in the eyes of Leftists and Social Justice Warriors who are currently crucifying him for not being pure enough in the sanctum of the Intersectional Inquisition, are summed up at the end of the post, where he writes…
“Now, according to the internet I’m a predator. I never asked any of these girls for pictures. I never let it escalate to anything truly sexual between us. I was friends with all of the girls in this until certain people pressed for this narrative. It’s fucking disgusing and awful. I’m ashamed of my mistakes and I’m deeply hurt by the violation of my privacy in this.
“Now, I have people calling me a pedophile. Throw me in jail without a trial some of them say. Friends are direct-messaging me that they’re going to unfollow me because they’re being pressured by groups of bullies. I don’t blame them for taking the path of the least resistance. I don’t want anyone to have any shit because I thought a married woman must be in her mid-twenties like an idiot. And if I was interested or I wasn’t interested in her it isn’t anyone’s business to say what two adults decide to do one way or another. I liked the attention and I wish I hadn’t.
“I really truly do regret talking to Lisa as if she was older. If I had known she was twenty, I would have conducted myself differently. But make no mistake about it, I didn’t draw anything out of her. I didn’t draw anything out of Chelsea. I was complimentary at my worst. I’m sorry for any distress I caused them. I’m sorry for being a creep in my actions and thinking my intentions change that.”
Ward has a history of being an aggressive Social Justice Warrior online.
He ran to the defense of former Star Wars author Chuck Wendig after he was fired for railing on customers tired of identity politics, calling Disney “cowards” for getting rid of the foul-mouthed writer from within their ranks.
He openly mocked anti-SJWs.
Somewhere a guy that uses SJW after every other word is raging about this. #ForceisFemale pic.twitter.com/QOg2iglw5j
— Jason Ward (@MakingStarWars) June 13, 2018
Bad mouthed anyone who called Rey from the sequel trilogy a “Mary Sue”.
Bros online are mad that Rey is a “Mary Sue” so they’re gonna “boycott” Solo: A Star Wars Story, a movie about a dude. If their message was ever felt financially, it would send a message to make more movies with women protagonists as those make money. They even fail at sexism.
— Jason Ward (@MakingStarWars) May 7, 2018
He also said that the people who didn’t like Disney’s trashy Star Wars films “hate women”.
Dudes boycotting a movie because they hate women in Star Wars is the same as Marvel firing Wendig for calling out racism, sexism, and bullies that believe Soy makes men into feminized people because a total misunderstanding of estrogen works.
You got me! The Hypocrisy!
— Jason Ward (@MakingStarWars) October 13, 2018
And he also picked fights with those he believed promoted “racism” and “sexism”.
Tell me yourself, tough guy. Bias isn’t the issue. Rampant sexism is.
— Jason Ward (@MakingStarWars) June 17, 2018
Oh, and he frequently virtue signaled about how the community need to speak up against said “racism” and “sexism”.
I firmly believe we all have a responsibility to set what is acceptable and unacceptable in our community. Some voices in the community are louder than others so maybe the responsibility falls unevenly. Racism and sexism? Fuck that, I gotta call it out or I’m complicit.
— Jason Ward (@MakingStarWars) July 9, 2018
Twitter user xspanceangelx also posted some additional comments from Ward that shed more light on the behavior he was apologizing for.
look, I didn’t want to get involved with this. but someone sent me these, and I can’t stay quiet. jason ward…you’re a goddamn pig. pic.twitter.com/zVIoFniQBh
— 𝔏𝔦𝔞🦋 (@xspaceangelsx) May 2, 2020
The reality is that if male feminists didn’t spend so much time projecting their own skeletons onto the rest of the masses, no one would bat an eye if they were ever accused of sexual misconduct. Why? Because no one would care. There’s no hypocrisy to point out, there’s no need to mock someone for abandoning their principles after waxing blandishment for a faux movement based around superficial social justice.
However, every time a male feminist decides to use his platform to talk up how lowly the peons are for not being as virtuous as he is, then expect people to come out of the wood-works to mock said individual once they finally get caught with their pants down.
(Thanks for the news tip Ebicentre)
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