Eight Reasons to Hate PC Gamers

I'm not sure if PC World was just trying to reach some sort of traffic quota, but they've recently kicked out an editorial entitled "Eight Reasons to Hate PC Gamers" that seems to be designed to do one thing: make their audience and the rest of us PC gamers spew vitriol.
Reasons to hate PC gamers #6: They're filthy pirates

PC gamers seem to think they have a God-given right to illegally download computer games for free. This is stealing; plain and simple -- and it's affecting the industry in a big way.

When queried about its draconian DRM policies, Ubisoft threw the issue back at PC gamers' faces, and rightfully so: "Are we frustrated by the PC market? I think everyone is. In the end it all comes back to one single truth: piracy is a big, huge, hairy problem. It's a market that suffered a lot because of piracy, and we're all just trying to figure out what we think is the best way to deal with it." In other words, pay for your games, you scroungers.

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Reasons to hate PC gamers #3: They have more money than sense

So, you want to get into PC gaming huh? The first thing to do is grab an Origin Genesis gaming PC: with an RRP of $10,893, it's an absolute steal! Or maybe you just want to upgrade your PC's graphic card to something a bit meatier? The Asus R.O.G MARS is going cheap at just $1999! Perhaps portable gaming is more your bag? If so, the ASUS Lamborghini VX5 can be yours for just $3499! Bargains, all three of 'em!

Alternatively, you could buy a Nintendo Wii, a PlayStation 3, an Xbox 360 and a Nintendo DSi XL for a fraction of the price. But who'd want to go and do something stupid like that?
The sheer ignorance required to construct this article is baffling, particularly because it comes from a well-respected website. Until now, anyway.