TBF he does call out Null for his extremist views, that most users are nuts, therefore reasonable posters are vilified. Ironically he says it in such a roundabout way as to not get banned, which I think he knows he has to on nufarms.
And i'll repeat, the farms are not far right, they're not even right. Their views, or the acceptable narrative, is one of left wing nutters. Look how many are on benefits and openly admit to it. Show me a proper, real, right wing conservative who would take handouts over doing what is necessary to earn a wage, even if that's two jobs and night school.
The farms want censorship, in their way. They love government over reach and daddy trump telling them what to do. They want genocides of whichever group they disagree with and they use "everyone I hate is X" arguments to justify dogpiling, ten minutes of hate and pink triangles to put a target on the backs of wrong thinkers.
The farms, like all internet forums, used to be good when they were centre/centre-right. Because those individuals have the mental fortitude, strength and self-confidence to mock themselves and others in a fun way.
Also hot take but if someone is uncomfortable with being on a nazi forum they don’t have to go there. If someone is uncomfortable with you being on a nazi forum they are allowed to distance themself from you. Freedom of speech is not freedom from consequences.
This is a terrible take. The reason that people are uncomfortable with associating with those that they have been coerced into perceiving as bad, is because they have been convinced those people are bad, because of free speech. The "free speech isn't freedom of consequences" is a bollocks, psy-op repeated by the worst abusers of 'free speech' while suffering zero consequences and supporting the notion that certain words (nigger) should trigger a violent, physical reaction and thats OK. The reason that idea has taken root is because the far left want consequences for their enemies, while those who are deemed acceptable escape without problems or consequences.