SJWs have a Wiki, and Bronies have a page

It was a post that brought some bronies to tears. Not out of sorrow of course, but out of intense laughter. Dropped off to us in the Horse News tip jar, was a link to a site called "sjwiki.org", which is the Social Justice Warrior's equivalent to Encyclopedia Dramatica. That's right, SJW's have a Wiki, and Bronies get their own page. 

Let's take a look at what the braintrust has to say.

We're greeted at first by an enormous pink Trigger Warning sign, just so that readers know they might get offended by doing something they aren't used to doing - reading.

The article is subdivided into 9 sections; The Show, The Fandom, The Documentary, Save Derpy, Down with Molestia, Feminist Ponies, See Also, External Links, and References.

Naturally the only things this wiki is concerned with is the various levels of impact that SJWs have had in the brony community. The whole thing is simply riddled with gold however.

One such nugget of hilarity comes from the very introduction, which concludes with the statement:
"Unfortunately, the adult male fandom is a toxic misogynistic community with a persecution complex."

Right there you know where this ship is headed, and you strap on a better pair of sides.

The "The Fandom" section contains this nugget of SJW intel

"Despite the feminist nature of the show, the fandom has become highly infamous for attracting a large audience of misogynist men's rights activists (MRAs). Anti-feminist sentiment is very common on brony sites and many MRAs and libertarians have characters from the show or fanon as their profile picture on websites. Racism, homophobia, transphobia and queerphobia are also common sights in the fandom."

The rest of the article continues in kind.

Such Fan Favorites as Yamino and PinkiePony even get their own mentions in the article, which continues on the typical "Bronies-R-Bad-Cuz-Reasons" tirade we've come to expect as a neverending source of entertainment.

The last few sections seem like a punchline to the long setup, where they cite Gianna DeCarlo, as a source of reliable information. You may remember Gianna for being that intern at the shitrag called "The City Paper" in Baltimore Maryland, who wrote a review of Bronycon so poorly, that it makes Horse News look like it deserves a Pulitzer.

We hadn't heard anything out of Gianna in a few months, so we decided to check up on her.

As we expected, little has changed, as she is overjoyed to be a yellow journalist and one day aspires to write tales of terrorist attacks against groups she doesn't like. You may be surprised to know that she just graduated college, but less shocked to know she was a Womens Studies student.

We expect great things from this blight on the Fourth Estate.
We at Horse News have lots to say about bronies and the Social Justice Bowel Movement, so we decided to sign up for an account.

 Apparently, they don't trust people they might not agree with though. They personally review every application for accounts (they even have a spot to submit your RESUME). This ensures that there is no threat of balance whatsoever.

If you get bored, be sure to take a look around SJWiki, it's sure to wreck your sides. A great place to start would be the 4chan entry, which actually lists Wikipedia - another wiki - as a source of information.