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I hate intolerance I hate bigotry I hate women's rights being taken away I hate anti-trans ideologies I hate anti-science ideologies I hate genocide I hate fascism I hate rapists and child abusers Ergo I hate Trump and I hate ICE My hate of these is not negativity. It’s positive intolerance. 7/7

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When it comes to a person's principles and values, what they hate is as important as what they like. It tells others where a person's limits are. What they won't tolerate or let slide for the sake of comfort and ease. Hate is a trait that can show others what people truly value and stand for. 6/7

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The thing is, most people don’t understand hate as a complex emotion. They see it only as negative because that’s how it's taught to us as small children. “I hate vegetables” “I hate this movie” “I hate the cold” Hate was only ever meant as a negative emotion for the sake of negativity. 5/7

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Only saying the positive things can actively hide a person’s real values. It's a form of harmful positivity, because they get to smuggle in all kinds of things with their "kindness". A person can say “I like women” but still think women shouldn’t have a vote, equal pay, or bodily autonomy. 4/7

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However it turned out he was a strong MAGA supporter. -He voted for Trump 3 times -Was against aid for Ukraine -Supported removing women’s rights to choose -Supported anti-science ideologies -Supported the removal of rights for trans people -Supported the mass deportation of migrant families 3/7

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Only using positivity doesn't help express ideals and values in a clear fashion. For example, I used to have a friend who said this about himself: - He liked women - He liked peace - He liked freedom - He liked human rights All positive traits that sound great and make a person sound nice. 2/7

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Sketch @sketch.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

Another TKay Thread. Recently someone commented on an image of mine saying the message of “Fuck ICE” in my art was “unnecessarily hateful”. That got me thinking of how for most people, hate is a misunderstood and oversimplified emotion to a childish degree as only ever meaning "Hate = Bad". 1/7

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> 15 years of witnessing arguments re: problematic stuff since tumblr > internet circles smoothen out, we generally settle on "censorships a bitch, leave people alone" now that we're all 30 > new people cycle in > now 19 y/os comment "non-human genitals on a furry? thats zoophilia 💀" on friends' art

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Haru Totetsu @harutotetsu.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

When society is constantly trying to find a way to genocide the very fabric of your identity, you kind of have to move fast on this stuff. That's my theory anyway...

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Claire Zagorski, PhD, MSc, EMT-P @clairezagorski.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

I made this design in 2019, and it’s been ripped off by countless creepy little Temu shops, as well as by Shein. Seeing it in an AI ad is ruining my day, ngl. If you like it, buy one from me - link in bio. I actually give money to queer mutual aid and medical care groups.

A shitty AI ad on Instagram showing my “you are safe with me” design being sold by a company that is not me.

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this is also why I don't knowingly befriend or follow people OR commission artists with "proship DNI" in their profile You've told me immediately you are not a safe person for me to be around, let alone entrust my blorbos to

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Anyway I've found the most generous, kind, supportive, genuinely good people among the perverts. Talk is cheap, it's very easy to make the correct noises about being a good person, but always look at what people DO over what they say.(9)

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Many of these people don't even really believe most of what they're saying, they're just afraid of their own friends coming after them if they don't repeat the party line. It's been absolutely wild seeing people under 25 repeating fascist talking points and thinking themselves enlightened. (8)

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Many of these people will grow out of this juvenile mindset eventually, but it's not your obligation to lay yourself down as a stone to be stepped on for someone else's personal development. You can choose to, and it's a good and noble thing to try to educate others, but put your safety first. (7)

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the second they get a whiff of something they don't like, they will try to police you, and if that fails, they will harass, defame, threaten, and doxx you. (6)

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You may think these people are your friends because their pitchfork isn't currently pointed at you, just at the "yucky" things like noncon, dubcon, age gap, underage, etc. But don't deceive yourself--(5)

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We already did the moral panic about violence and video games and found jack shit, did we learn nothing from it? To antis, perpetrating physical, financial, or emotional harm to real people is justified if you're protecting fictional characters from fictional harm. (4)

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These people spend hours harassing and policing other people's art, behavior, and writing on the internet, but wouldn't be caught dead actually volunteering in their community to provide real help to marginalized people. Because to them, how you LOOK is more important than what you do. (3)

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Being anti-ship is a type of in-group moral grandstanding that's less about protecting victims/children and more about making sure your friends and audience perceive you as a moral exemplar. (2)

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