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Here's a rundown of the key events, as best I can deduce them.
>2012: Andrew Breitbart dies suddenly (officially a heart attack, age 43)
>Steve Bannon takes control of his blog and reorganizes it.
>Bannon brings in an aspiring comedy actor by the name of Milo Wagner to write for him under the byline "Milo Yiannopoulos". Yiannopoulos's character is a catty, sadistic homosexual from a wealthy family with a fondness for big black cocks and a passing interest in zoosadism. Basically his job is to write degenerate shit so Breitbart can get DEI points for having a gay writer, while still making gays look bad.
>2014: Albanian drug dealer breaks up with his girlfriend three times in seven months
>GF dumps him, making it the fourth breakup
>He posts a wall of whine about her being a big fat slut
>he claims that she tried to kill herself due to stalkers
>when nobody really gives a shit that some cluster b egirl probably cheated on her cluster b drug dealer, he starts sending up-to-date personal info to the aforementioned stalkers
>a group of Breitbart News employees or interns brainstorm an attempt to turn this into a culture war issue
>the long-term goal is to trigger anti-gamer backlash from feminists, increasing the number of male incels available for grooming
>Breitbart News contractor Adam Baldwin posts the first video using the #Gamergate brand
>A week later, Breitbart posts their first official article under the gamergate brand, written primarily by Lane Davis. It's posted under the "Milo Yiannopoulos" byline.
>Breitbart readers (or possibly interns) flood the egirl and other perceived "anti-gamergate" developers with death threats and the occasional swatting.
>devs whine
>Wagner orders a package of syringes online, claims an anti-gamergate actiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.