Every fandom's worst nightmare
And then the vid has millions of views with everyone agreeing with it

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Every fandom's worst nightmare
And then the vid has millions of views with everyone agreeing with it
I don't care how much you ""hate"" a show or how "problematic" you think it's fandom is; shitting on someone for sincerely and unabashedly liking a show that you personally dislike is LOSER BEHAVIOUR!
and no, adding a quick little "teehee but don't bully the people who do like this show though you guys! that would be super mean :3" at the end of your cringy little posts or the 2 hours too long videos doesn't make you look any less pathetic and shitty. At least the people who admit that they just want to make fun of the people who like these shows KNOW they are being shit head bullies.
Meanwhile y'all are out here thinking you're the "good guys", justified to say or do whatever you want to these people because they like a silly little show you for some reason have decided to make hating your entire fucking personality. I'll say it again: LOSER. BEHAVIOUR.
Welcome to Episode 1 of PUNCHING BACK: An Acceptable Punching Bag Defense Podcast!
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[This podcast is NOT about some kind of attempt to be "putting people in their place". If any RWBY fans are expecting takedowns of specific creators, that's not what this is about. We target the discussions, not the people.]
tadc critical is the same as hellaverse critical they both always see the worst thing from the show they absolutely hate
Most "*insert thing here* critical" hatedoms are like that.
I think a problem with any kind of "Critical" faction of any given fandom comes down to, well, who criticizes the critics?
That is to say, so many who call out that supposed "plot hole" or that alleged "OOC moment" are less interested in discussions as they are laying the law. No ifs, ands or buts about it outside of a few willing to listen.
As such, when one scrutinizes their aggressive assessments and argues how little water they can hold, there's a snootiness in response at best. Oh, poor pitiful fanboy. Can't handle their favorite show being exposed for the sham that it is.
At worst, it's anger with them using progressive language and talking points to legitimize themselves. To them, "criticism" isn't a conversation. It's a conversation ender. Full stop. Period. The proverbial parental unit putting their foot down on their children's choices in life.
"That stupid bunny we hate"....
I'm going to be real, I'm going on 35 and I can no longer muster the energy to hate fictional characters anymore, or at least not express it without feeling embarrassed by it. It feels unhealthy, it feels immature, and it feels useless when real world monsters are actually killing our planet.
While I'm here, arteicetb is homophobic. Yeah, I said it. Burn me for it but I've watched her.
Between you and me my worst fear is getting witch hunted, doxxed and falsely accused of heinous shit over something as small as what my current special interest is. I'm more scared of hatedoms than anything else online.
Guess who's going into hiding for awhile!!! ;^^
Confession #816