(Opinion) To politically decent bronies: please stay

Of course, “politically decent” refers to “people who share my beliefs”

@Angius

Of course, “politically decent” refers to “people who share my beliefs”

As Anakin Skywalker once said: “If you’re not with me, then you’re my enemy.”

That’s apparently what a lot of people seem to go by.

@Angius

Of course, “politically decent” refers to “people who share my beliefs”

As Anakin Skywalker once said: “If you’re not with me, then you’re my enemy.”

That’s apparently what a lot of people seem to go by.

@Lamaredia
Seeing how the modern definition of a “nazi” is “anybody right of Marx”, that doesn’t really narrow anything down.

Over the past few days as this drama skates along, many left-leaning brony artists have left the site out of frustration

trolls and outright nazis.

trolls and outright bigots

@PurpleSmart2

@Angius

Of course, “politically decent” refers to “people who share my beliefs”

As Anakin Skywalker once said: “If you’re not with me, then you’re my enemy.”

That’s apparently what a lot of people seem to go by.

That was a satire of the Bush administration, you know.

Anyway, nowhere did OP say left-wing. You can be anti-nazi and be left-wing, liberal, centrist, or even moderately conservative, jesus christ.

The fact that people immediately jump to assume being anti-nazi must mean only the left is… interesting.

This was never about Nazis, it was about freedom. It was about people not wanting to be told what they were allowed to draw and post. Things like real-life CP and doxximg are absolutely not allowed here because they are illegal no matter how you look at it, but the site otherwise allowed people artistic freedom. Now that’s gone because some left-leaning Twitter keyboard crusaders decided they needed to bitch about a Nazi problem that didn’t exist.

@DragonRanger

This was never about Nazis, it was about freedom. It was about people not wanting to be told what they were allowed to draw and post. Things like real-life CP and doxximg are absolutely not allowed here because they are illegal no matter how you look at it, but the site otherwise allowed people artistic freedom. Now that’s gone because some left-leaning Twitter keyboard crusaders decided they needed to bitch about a Nazi problem that didn’t exist.

This wouldn’t have blown up as much as it did if the site didn’t have a Nazi problem. And people who support Nazi iconography lost the right to have themselves be considered a quirky, harmless minority at about the same time the U.S. government started running full-blown concentration camps.