In reality, he is not a god of destruction, but the god of beginnings / new endeavors. But the gods of destruction in the anime aren't purely destructive either, as in they aren't evil / malevolent. Even then, the guy is saying that inappropriate (mercantile) usage of deities or concepts hurts the devotees, which is a double standard considering there have been kids' movies and cartoons where Hindu gods are characters and many series of literary works with non canon interpretations of Hindu epics, and ofc no religion is reserved from being artistically interpreted, especially in the USA where this guy's organization operates. DBS is still worse than DBZ but I hope it doesn't get cucked.

That guy is basically a religious fanatic. SMITE's depiction of hindu mythology is actually rather accurate, and Overwatch makes reference to all cultures in one way or another.
Wasn't Ganesh also a destroyer of obstacles? Basically a god that got rid of things that obstruct one's progress. Or was that another deity?

He's not a god of destruction as shown in the anime. He isn't really the destroying type as much as helping to overcome type. But I doubt whether he'd be happy at an accurate representation either, since anything that he sees as offensive he rails against, and giving ground to such people will never end well.

The core problem with identity politics is that a bunch of idiots who are a minority among their people speak on behalf of all and tarnish the reputation of their communities, making people believe those communities are full of idiots. And since governments and organizations listen to those idiots, they basically allow them to speak on behalf of a whole community.

Or white people trying to score social points by "Defending" some wronged minority.

It happened during that Siege of Dragonspear mess. I saw quite a few trans people begging the lead writer to just stop.

"You have started a fire around us so you can put on a fireman's outfit to defend us. But you are oblivious to the fact that your hose is spraying gasoline". I remember that quote distinctly. The person was accused of not being trans, of course. By non trans people.

I can see where they're coming from. Those who are technologically undeveloped are at the mercy of those who are technologically advanced.

But I don't see Afro-centrism taking them to the promised land.

Where blacks want to go is their problem not ours.
Governments and Organizations rely on those idiots.

The problem with that mentality is that societies -- much like a chain -- are only as strong as their weakest link.

That is exactly the harm identitarian movements cause. They actually harm those they represent.

It's a great way of keeping people divided and weak, and easily exploitable.

Another reason to stop them and a motivation for the movement in opposition to SJWs. We must put an end to identity politics for they are a tool of deception.

The only way to "stop" it is to find ways of bringing people together.

Ideally not by focusing on some mutual enemy...

If by "enemy" you mean scapegoat, I agree; to my mind, however, there is a common enemy, actively engaged in crimes against humanity. But I think the key to bringing people together is to stop focusing on our differences and instead focus on that which we have in common, which greatly overshadows our differences.

I totally agree, but that is opposed by the zealots of "Identity Politics" . Case in point: Choosing to see a person as human first & foremost IE "colorblind" is often seen as "racist" when that seems to me at least was the "dream" that MLK had.