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I created a successful site about sports, YOU MAD BRO?

Bryan Goldberg is one of the heroes behind the widely successful bleacherreport.com, occupying a place among the top 500 most popular websites in the world. Which is incredible since it isn't even porn. No, it is just boring-ass sports. With the option for you to write, similarly to ED, except you can't write about the sport that is analplay. So this successful jock went to investors with a new business proposal, instead of e-begging for it on Kickstarter.

The idea

The proposal was that women are individuals, with jobs, who have the ability to read about law while reading about make-up afterwards. And would like a website to reflect this. This is of course wrong, as women have no skills besides fellatio and cooking. And the feminists wisely showed this to Goldberg, as they went on in full force against this new idea, that actually agrees with them. Goldberg then used the anti-feminist tactic called "using facts":

	“	During the last decade, many popular new media properties have launched, most aiming to attract men, like Politico, Bleacher Report, TechCrunch, Business Insider, Mashable, Grantland, TheVerge, Break, College Humor, IGN, Thrillist, and Gawker.	„
	—Bryan Goldberg[1]

While we at ED of course would prefer men writing about women, so they could show their saggy tits, instead of shitty make-up tips. Bryan thinks that the articles should be written by women. WHAT A FUCKING SEXIST ASSHOLE, AMIRITE?

	“	We’re different, because we recognize how many diverse interests are shared amongst the next generation of women	„
	—Bryan Goldberg[2]

	“	Most of our writers have degrees from schools that you and I could not get into. They are smart, and they write about their favorite topics. It’s as simple as that.	„
	—Bryan Goldberg[3]

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So the feminists are just mad that A MAN is behind creating a great idea, because they are too stupid to do it themselves.

The Aftermath

After the shitstorm, Bryan wrote another blogpost, this time catering to the cackling whores, with that he should have had knowledge of every single fucking feminist publication out there, as well as mention them, and being fucking humble, as he is but a man. Of course the wimmen are still angry, as they didn't get hired to write shitty articles on make-up and what else women care about. And to show how much he kowtows to women, the sluts writing for the shitsite actually own parts of the company.

	“	Every single one of them is a partial owner of Bustle. I wonder how many of Vogue's editors own equity in their company,	„
	—Bryan Goldberg[4]

Opponents of the idea

Sam Biddle

His opinion of you

One of the opponents of the idea, is the hipsterfaggot and certified asshole Sam Biddle, who likes to instragram pictures of his small dick. Sam is in fact so hated that he has his own Facebook group dedicated to get him from writing hipster articles at Gizmodo.

Amanda Hess

I like to write about sex, because I look like a boy

Another opponent is off the slate staff, this one being a tomboy named Amanda Hess, who likes to write about sex, Hollywood gossip, teenagers and technology, who got her panties upset, when Goldberg didn't ask her to write for him.

External links

• Get-Sam-Biddle-Off-Gizmodo
• Yep, calling him an asshole is sure great journalism, fuckface
  
• Granted he never said it was the website for women, but why let facts stop you writing for Slate?