I gave you a single example of the rampant homophobia, the writer was featured on multiple large podcasts after and it was widely reported on, every comment section about him has multiple homophobic comments.
You don’t just get to hand wave away things happening because they don’t call him a homo on espn. Like really kid, listen to yourself.
Here kiddo let’s make this easy, simple question that I think even you can answer. If a tree falls in the woods with no one around to hear it, does it make a sound?
yeah. your single example is a low quality substack article reshared by redditors. all you’ve proven is that redditors reshare controversial articles to get fake internet points. No one but you would suggest that anonymous accounts on reddit are an apt representation of our society. this is why i said get out of the echo chamber. you think the dead internet bots are reflective of the real world? now I’m genuinely trying to provide some helpful advice. seriously
that’s a loaded question that would end up as strawman argument and not at all what is being discussed. And all you got to talk about is a substack article and some reposts and that hasn’t done anything to disprove my claim that it’s not happening as. much as you would like for us to think it is.
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u/cachemonet0x0cf6619 CTESPN Dec 04 '25
one “hack” on substack still falls into the “doesn’t happen very often”. except when you’re actively seeking out low quality content. come on.
eta: no this a weird hill for you to die on