What are some truly good things that Kiwi Farms has done? - Not a trolling thread

It's indirectly one of the best resources for victims of any misdeed. LFJ's consent accident victim is the first who comes to mind. Imagine what that person has had to deal with, grappling with the stress and shame of sexual assault at the hands of a deranged chink tranny.
You know, I have been so busy with IRL shit lately that I never thought of that angle of the Farms before. Fuck, if I was Elliot Liz Dongless' victim then just reading through his thread and looking at all the memes and other hilarious content would have done more for me than the most expensive therapy available. Although I would need "side surgery" because they surely would have split.

From what I've witnessed, you're usually always given a chance on the farms to speak even if you are a hyper-autistic retard who should be shot dead.
That is true. @Saddam Hussain Obama is still posting and sometimes I even agree with him.
 
This website has exposed and documented Yaniv and all his antics as well as many other troons. Despite what these individuals will claim: it is not the people on this site that have made me change my opinion from “if a man wants to wear a dress and pretend to be a woman I don’t care” to “troons are dangerous and need to be excluded from normal society.” It was just reading and seeing their documented behavior. There are no based troons, there are no good troons: they are mentally ill, damaged people whose entire purpose in life is to bring misery and destruction to society. They act as a vanguard to far left movements and destroy everything they touch, and we need to actively fight this cancer from spreading.
 
1) KF is the last website I know that is truly free speech. Any retard is welcome here.

2) The fact that the community of KF is incredibly diverse shows that coexistence of pretty much different people in one internet space is possible but for that they have to maintain the sacred right to say "nigger".

3) KF exercises the ancient method of fighting degeneration aka satire and laugh. Ridicule is a powerful weapon, that's why they hate KF.
 
The single most important thing we have done is essentially mainstreaming the process of archiving everything under the sun.

On its own, any one of the individual shit-shows we cover are virtually meaningless save for it being us laughing at stupid people doing stupid things on the internet, one of the most time-honored practices since the internet's inception - on the broader internet, however, the nonsense established during our excursions is a major reason that archiving tools became so prominent. Inconvenient facts that would happily disappear and narratives that certain parties would prefer get buried can be preserved forever, and that has become a major obstacle to the powers that be.

Even if the Farms ultimately bites it, the practices began by it regarding information preservation will continue being used to force accountability on people who otherwise have none.
 
Truly hate to say it but the SRS thread. Normies don't know how atrocious the outcomes of them are. While I hope they never have a need to, if it has stopped even one person from transitioning or got someone to encourage a loved one not to transition then it did good work. You can't discuss the surgeries critically anywhere else that I know of without tranny jannies stepping in.
There were a couple of posters who said the thread convinced them not to get a neovag:
Fuck it, I'll admit it: I'm trans and I've been taking hormones for years. But when folks ask me 'when are you getting the surgery,' this rancid shit is all I can picture. Hormones are one thing, but I'm not having my johnson mutilated. Nasty.
Hey guys, I just wanted to thank you all for making this thread. I've been reading it over the past couple of weeks.

I knew I'd be in for a shitshow, but holy hell my eyes are scarred for life. I'm trans and was already 95% certain I would never get a neovag, this thread gave me the last 5%.
Should be mandatory reading material for every tranny who considers this stuff.
And one detransitioner talked about how much she felt lied to.
So our horrible medical gore thread is honestly a public service.
 
edit: Remember when Reddit users harassed the family members of a man who committed suicide because they thought he was involved in the Boston Marathon bombing? I do
Reddit recently hounded a brown woman off the internet for posting a mod making a female angel male because she wanted a more soothing voice.
lmao this site is not at all apolitical, it's taken a massive turn to the right over the years, in pure tranny hate alone.
Not wanting fetishist men to impose themselves on woman is not necessarily a right-wing view.
Some of the lolcows here can be used like a barometer for how well yourself is doing. If any of the threads read like it could be talking about you, it's time buckle your fuckle and get you shit together. For example, seeing what alcohol did to The Gunt and especially Baldo turned me off from drinking. Before I would drink once every week but now I cut it back to a every month or two. Even lost a bit of weight doing this.
It's helped me be more conscious of where certain actions might lead me.
 
creating a community that tries to stop horrors others would rather turn a blind eye to.
whether the rest of the internet likes it or not, without the autists on here documenting and exposing these horrors, they would've gotten way worse.
 
Some of the lolcows here can be used like a barometer for how well yourself is doing. If any of the threads read like it could be talking about you, it's time buckle your fuckle and get you shit together. For example, seeing what alcohol did to The Gunt and especially Baldo turned me off from drinking. Before I would drink once every week but now I cut it back to a every month or two. Even lost a bit of weight doing this.

I was thinking exactly this. Im not nearly as much of a degenerate as most of the people that have threads here. But I have alot of nasty habits and this stuff kind of holds a mirror to your face sometimes.

I might not be as bad as any of the lolcows on here, but sometimes I'll be reading a thread and start feeling ashamed about myself and then you realize, "Oh god this is a human being too, I can end up being just as bad as them if I let myself." I imagine other people feel the same way. It motivates me to be better.
 
Being the autistic library of the internet that is mostly used by the better Youtube commentators

Also exposing the menace of the troonshine sippers
 
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Gonna be mega gay and talk about how the farms improved myself and my life personally.

When I was younger, I was more insecure with myself. I doubted a lot of my own opinions and my value, and I was more nervous about people and confrontation. Reading through this site, I realized a lot of people have the same or similar opinons as I do - I wasn't crazy for having them, I wasn't bad for having them, I wasn't alone in wanting a place like this. When I signed up, I was more timid and formal about my opinions, but learned that people somehow liked them. Valued what I had to say or bring to a conversation. I saw other users argue, and eventually breached into argument/disagreement with others, and turned out to have good debates and to not fear it over being #canceled or belittled. And when I was insulted, I either saw dumb ratings or realize I didn't have to put up with this shit or take it to heart because other users who it happened to didn't let it happen to affect them. They lead by example. I learned what mattered to me, and what I believed in and stood for was important. And how others talked about their beliefs allowed me to challenge my own and understand them better. It's fun to contemplate others' perspectives. I learned how to bitch IRL and not feel bad about it.

I learned it was fun reading about others. Not just lolcows, but kiwis: their life experiences shared over the forums let me know how others lived and where they came from. I learned how they dealt with them and how to deal with it myself if I was in that situation with their or others' advice. I learned a ton about psych. How people work, how disorders work, how to deal with people, how toxic things happen - it helped me in customer service and learning how to handle and interact with people better. I learned to cut people off. I learned to say "no". I left friends I was devastated to realize I needed to leave... but I came out so much better and am at peace with it. I learned to make peace with my own past actions and bad choices, to not feel guilty forever and to motivate myself to be more balanced. Other people were mentally ill on the site like me, but were strong through it (even if they didn't and still don't think they were). A balanced and diplomatically frank take on it. How wonderful.

I learned how badly narcissism can damage your life, but also, how it hilariously bites the narc in the ass in the end. Cows are another lead by example, I could understand not controlling your vices or indulgences could ruin your life. I'm encouraged not to stagnate if I'm scared but to push forward - I don't want to be Kevin Gibes (but I was declared his biggest fan by him!).

Shit, social and psychological stuff wasn't the only thing I learned. I learned about farming. I learned about law. I learned about jail and prison, divorce court, obscure laws, international laws, state specific laws. I learned how to better care for animals and check their body language. I learned a ton of words, fun facts about collecting toys, how video game studios work, what youtube was like, the process of sugar daddies, the economics of furries and crafts, budgeting and tax laws, local and world history. What a time to be alive that we can share all this with each other.

I think, above all, it made me learn to think more. Not always take words someone or some article says as fact. How to balance both sides, how to check for inaccuracies. How ground news from locals was important even if they were regulated to social media and not given a voice by mainstream media. How youtubers cannot stop being gay. Here's to the act of being a second guesser and making sure about things. It's cool and fun, and part of the fun is the discussion around it.

Maybe I'm sappy and emotional, but I have fun being such. I learned I don't have to be ashamed of that. Each person who's given me advice (or made a funny snarky comment) has helped me grow in some way. I'm grateful for the people of this site, and how I've recieved thoughts and laughs from a strange place like this.

I've had some retards here and some threads that make me want to nuke them (for user stupidity), but a ton has been positive. Connecting to others is so important, and combined with IRL people, therapy, and going outside, I've been leading a better life, encouraged by the bastard tranny death niggeredgelords of this horrible hell site that should be wiped from the face of the earth for it's crimes against documenting embarrasment and cows. How cool. :heart-full:



TL;DR: I've benefitted from this site. I think others have too.
 
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