It seems whenever Kotaku posts anything REMOTELY Pony/Cute/Sonic related and, heaven forbid, someone likes it, it's against the law around the world to even like something and then they tell the people who like it that they're wrong.

Scouring this, you're the only person on here who seems smart and open minded.

"Big Macintosh: They didn't do voice acting for Big Macintosh. Come on, people, how hard would it have been?"

You have a lot of head shaking to do, m'lord.

THAT'S WHAT I WANTED TO SAY.

No excuse.

Jackie Chan or gtfo.

Holy schnikeys...

Are you?

Eeeeeyup.

Eh, whatever. All fandoms suck. Deal with it.

I think the bacon cheeseburger pizza I had feels healthier than this.

Sorry, were you being ironic?

You say this, but when even the creator of Homestuck hates his own fans, then, frankly, I don't see how that's "tame".

I'm not. Honestly have nothing to be ashamed of.

A lot of things are "shoved in a lot of faces" defending something or offending something.

Honestly? It's not.

Like, ponies, fighting games, and even Bayonetta, people will jump on the insult bandwagon whether something did good or not. It's "easier" to be negative towards something than positive it seems.

OBBY.

Morally, maybe.