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>Fandom is a microcosm of reality
Online spaces aren't reflective of broader society; they're where you go to escape it. Your favourite Mongolian basket weaving forum isn't a reliable microcosm of our political landscape, it's just a bunch of retards joking and jerking off and posting dumb shit. The idea that online spaces need to be polarized and politicized is deranged. These spaces are for the discussion (and meta-discussion) of anime, video games, etc., they're not your political blog.
>it pisses off a lot of people by just existing
Nobody aside from puritans still cry about online drawings of two men kissing, and nobody aside from faggots actively look that stuff up. I'm more concerned with this dyke's outlook.
>shipping [...] is a feminist act
Declaring your favourite anime ship on 4chan isn't an inherently political act, and believing that it's somehow a form of activism is laughable. You're not bringing about any change or breaking the mold by posting a drawing of 2 men kissing, you're just being an annoying faggot. Thinking that spamming yaoi unprompted is a form of "digital activism" betrays how much of a performative, shit-stirring, self-aggrandizing, attention-seeking whore this bitch is.