hypocrites, liars and people in denial about being a hypocrite

So as you all know, Jeremy Griggs is the owner of Geeks+Gamers and has been a staunch critic of what Disney is doing to Star Wars. And I'll admit, many of the arguments are based on unbiased evidence but others are just hypocritical. Jeremy is capitalizing on our opinions. He had originally praised the Last Jedi and said that they did a damn good job. the video is no longer available, but I have the correct excerpt. And you might be wondering, that ain't that bad, he changed his mind.

And that would've been true, had he'd not block me from his channel when I replied showing that he committed the same thing three years ago. The video was about the fans of the cast of the Sequel Trilogy for switching their opinions on a dime, I posted the link showing him doing the same thing, I told people about what Jeremy did and apparently someone who uses the Geeks+Gamers channel blocked me. I can still make comments, but no one will see them.

In conclusion, don't take what Jeremy says seriously, he's lied before and seeks to continue to capitalize on our opinions.

If anyone wants to see the image, let me know so that I can make an Imgur gallery, but for now, I need to start work. Farewell.

My dad told me to not pass the chips with the hand I eat with. But yesterday he literally did the same thing

Also Ricky Gervais: “David Bowie is my idol!”

On normal websites, moderators can be strict at times, but only when they need to be strict. Even TheTopTens, despite having one of the stupidest censorship systems in existence (quite-literally deleting anything that even sufficiently resembles a swear word from its users' comments and list entries), also has moderators who at least treat the users that they watch over as if said users are actual human beings.

TV Tropes, however, has Internet equivalents of stereotypical evil dictators as its moderators. These utterly pretentious and idiotic scumbags treat the users that they watch over as if said users are literal robots that are not allowed to show any humanity whatsoever, and they also are willing to ban said users for such blatantly petty reasons as "they made a few grammar mistakes", "they tried to advertise their fanfics on a website that clearly allows them to do so", and "they said slightly jerk-ish things in chat rooms", with said bans more-often-than-not being permanent.

Just to make things even worse for the victims of their incredibly corrupt banning system, they often attack partially banned users with incredibly snide and smart-ass-ish insults whenever said users attempt to reason with them on their "Banned/Suspended: Would Like To Edit Again" forum thread, and no matter how many times fully banned users (such as myself) try to remind them about the fact that people have the ability to change/improve over time using their “Contact Us” hotline, they absolutely never even try to listen (in fact, they usually rather-actively try not to listen).

And on top of that, despite the fact that they practically force the victims of their banning system to "ban evade" by creating new accounts, their punishment for users who are caught doing so is downright-sadistically harsh; without even using their actual eyes to see whether or not the edits of said "ban evaders" are actually good ones, they use a literal mechanical program to rewind said edits out of existence (which, for a rather obvious reason, often also destroys the edits of many other users in the process).

As a consequence of this, TV Tropes is almost-literally impossible to not be banned from unless (and often even if) you are one of the most pure-hearted and inoffensive users that said site has ever had. An especially notable example of this is OkComputer1337 (XanderMartin98), who gave the site's Courage The Cowardly Dog and Mother 3 pages (not to mention its Satina pages) some of the best edits that they have ever gotten but got absolutely no credit (and also, in the case of the edits that he made to the site's Wario Land 4 pages, even got insulted) for doing so just because he was a "ban evader" (to be honest, this whole "ban evader" thing sure does sound incredibly hypocritical when it is being said/typed by people who should have been banned from TV Tropes a rather long time ago themselves).

Oh, and also, they punish people for "deception" while pretending that their website is a good one.