Why are you on kiwifarms? - What made you want to join?

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I'll be honest. I am not a great fit here. Way older than most users. Not middle class. Not any level of autistic. And I don't get along so great with much of the userbase. Some of the arguments I have had here feel like wrangling your sped teen son for the umptieth time this week before pouring yourself another good stiff martini.

What brings & keeps me here is hardcore stubbornness about freedom of speech-- and this is simply one of the last remaining sites that hasn't been turned into Pravda yet. I cannot thank Null enough for holding the line against Lefty.

So here I am.
 
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People where talking about my fuck up of a call into the dick show.
My arrival was pretty 50/50 on people liking me, I kept up with that thread. Then the Gunt Drama when down and that's when I became a regular user. I saw how fun the site was with everyone making memes and branched out into the wider threads on the site. I hope fellow users enjoy my posts and I for sure enjoy reading up on interesting things. It's also nicer than say twitter because you get people who are just as tismy as you about a given subject and get user interactions, where as twitter can often be like talking to the void.
 
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People where talking about my fuck up of a call into the dick show.
My arrival was pretty 50/50 on people liking me, I kept up with that thread. Then the Gunt Drama when down and that's when I became a regular user. I saw how fun the site was with everyone making memes and branched out into the wider threads on the site. I hope fellow users enjoy my posts and I for sure enjoy reading up on interesting things. It's also nicer than say twitter because you get people who are just as tismy as you about a given subject and get user interactions, where as twitter can often be like talking to the void.
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That's a good point, Twitter, Facebook, etc. are pretty void-y because I guess a lot of people only really post there for attention so a majority of replies to your post can be very superficial and stupid. Copypastas, bad memes, platitudes, just some really low effort shit over in those sites
 
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Came here to post about my grievances with a sub par movie reviewer (really narrows it down I know) and nearly left it there but then the whole cwcest thing happened. Been two weeks since I joined and I'm still posting so it seems that I'm in it now for the long haul.

It's a good site for discussing crazies on the internet and the lack of censorship is refreshing, even if I think something being said is morally or in any other way wrong it's worth it for the unfiltered conversation. Also the non-cow threads are much better for online discussion with strangers than somewhere like reddit. All in all, I like it here

just realised this thread has been inactive for over a month but oh well lmao
 
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I'm here because carefully constructed logical arguments don't mean anything and the zeitgeist rolls on. I've been banned from everywhere I have created these arguments and I am feeling post argument, post logic and post censorship.
 
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Found Kiwifarms mid gamergate. I like big titties in muh games and would litter Anita Sarkeesian with lead. I started lurking on a more consistent basis after Weeb Wars. Mainly cause 4chan went to shit after all that, also cause I like saying nigger, kike & faggot
 
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Originally joined so I can say "nigger" without a pass. Stayed because the community is actually pretty good all things considered.
 
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Googled "Sam Hyde" to see what people had to say about that idubbbz video. Always lurked for a few years but I got a "real job" now and the threads on logistics, supply chains, etc seemed pertinent to me.
 
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