We live in an age of outrage culture where offending someone on the internet on your own time means you can lose your job and therefore your sole source of income. Using throwaways when discussing anything remotely controversial is probably a smart idea.
And this is only for arguing about 2d cheese pizza
O look I got quoted ayy lmao. Yea defending loli drawings is a pretty controversial stance to take. On the internet it might be 50/50 controversial, but IRL 90% of people would probably think you're insane for thinking those types of drawings should be legal.
It would not surprise me if a company fired someone for saying that loli drawings should be legal on their own time. People have been fired from their jobs for arguing far less controversial things.
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1 eyestrained 2017-12-11
And this is only for arguing about 2d cheese pizza
1 skilliard7 2017-12-11
O look I got quoted ayy lmao. Yea defending loli drawings is a pretty controversial stance to take. On the internet it might be 50/50 controversial, but IRL 90% of people would probably think you're insane for thinking those types of drawings should be legal.
It would not surprise me if a company fired someone for saying that loli drawings should be legal on their own time. People have been fired from their jobs for arguing far less controversial things.
1 NardDogAndy 2017-12-11
What's the world coming to when honest, respectable kindergarten teachers can't have lewds of their 2D loli waifus.
1 shallowm 2017-12-11
Current /r/drama thread about the thread
1 Ed_ButteredToast 2017-12-11
Good bot
1 perrycohen 2017-12-11
Are you sure about that? Because I am 99.9996% sure that shallowm is not a bot.
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