>"Kiwi Farms is a ball of hate just like the Daily Stormer is"
Do you have anything to back that up? KF isn't even a political site.
>"Just claim Cloudflare are big Kiwi Farms supporters"
Which would be an outright lie and easily disproven.
Do you have anything to back that up? KF isn't even a political site.
>"Just claim Cloudflare are big Kiwi Farms supporters"
Which would be an outright lie and easily disproven.
I won't link to them, but here are some random threads easily obtained by Googling:
- "Is being a Nazi really that bad?" (Full of comments saying that, no, it isn't that bad, and in fact LGTB people are worse).
- "White Supremacy Megathread" (Thread where every single comment is a full-on racist screech).
- "Why do Kiwi Farms users so racist against blacks?" (Where every single comment tries to justify the racism of the site).
Just to be clear: I don't expect to convince you, because you're clearly lying constantly about the nature of the site in all your comments to defend it. I just want to provide some actual, real context for your lies.
One person giving off a list of things they think are worse who included "LGBTQ advocates" does not mean that the comment section is full of it. The thread was about the people and not the ideology.
>Thread where every single comment is a full-on racist screech
It was a 2 page shitpost thread full of everyone shitposting.
>Where every single comment tries to justify the racism of the site
This isn't true either and it was another shitpost.
>I don't expect to convince you
The approach of an outsider cherry picking threads from someone's community and then generalizing the whole community based those threads isn't effective because they know the picture you are painting of their community doesn't match what it's like to them.
That's some prime wordsmithing. Read it one way and it's debatably true or at least truthy. Read it another way and it's false. Confuse the two and the reader is now misinformed. Impressive rhetorical mischief.
> "hate or want to ridicule"
Is that one verb or two? Because the ridicule part is objectively true. But the hate part requires a) mind reading, and b) assuming that the feelings of a community of hundreds of people are all the same.
But you can't just say 'ridicule'. You need the 'hate' part to make your point. Hence: "hate or ridicule". As if it's all the same either way. Hate, ridicule, what's the difference? Humor, violence, what does it matter? Humor is hate, funny is violence.