@Null keeps banning all the rational people, or they leave of their own accord. I wouldn't go back if he begged. I'd be better off starting a new kiwisplinter than giving that fat faggot's site any more of my time.The recent surge in online posts calling for 'death to all pedos' has reached a fever pitch, and I'm starting to suspect that this rhetoric is more about mob mentality than genuine outrage. Don't get me wrong - there's no question that individuals who harm children deserve severe punishment. However, the conversation has started to take on a hysterical tone. I came across a thread about a guy who was arrested for creating AI-generated child abuse material, and the usual suspects were quick to demand the usual wood chippers. Meanwhile, a few rational voices pointed out that this case highlights the complexities of AI laws and the need for nuanced discussion.
The problem is, these rational voices are being drowned out by the online mob. Instead of having a thoughtful conversation about how AI laws are struggling to keep pace with technology, we're seeing people scream over each other digitally. This kind of discourse is not only unproductive, but it's also harmful. If you dare to suggest that maybe we should approach this issue with a bit more nuance, you'll be dogpiled by people who assume you're defending the indefensible.
I think this phenomenon is a symptom of a broader problem: kiwi farms users has become increasingly polarized and hostile.
The retards are all signalling the trendy virtue. They did the same when it was trendy to call for total tranny death.


