While this isn't a too big of a deal, since things like these were posted before I thought I'd do, too.
I decided to comment on their subreddit and I got this result: https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicHealthAdvocacy/comments/6m4sbb/animalabusing_sicko_sends_an_incoherent_word/
I'm going to be honest, it is pretty amusing how they are the typical anti.
If anyone is confused by the title, I'm pretty sure there was a subreddit that was just like this one, but it got banned because it targeted and harassed other subreddits.
They're toxic, the users are typical anti-zoo fools, targets gays and zoophiles, thinks almost everything is unhealthy, and things like that. You get it.
I thought I'd just wake you all up about the fact that they've ''returned'' and that their hired clowns will be spending their times trying to ''troll'' around here.
I've seen some of the users here trying to troll, and I'll give them some respect: They really do make fools of themselves that I was actually amused by their stupidity.
/r/zoophilia archive
Just leave them alone. They thrive on attention and the idea that they're some internet heroes. Nothing we can do will stop them. They are convinced they are right and have an army of others jerking each others opinions off.
Dont acknowledge the little shits and if they start posting here, get the mods.
Just in case, i think we need a reminder on this sub not to click and odd links and such.
Mmm, why does it matter, though?
The point here is to warn the other users that they've returned. They'll likely roam around here anyways.
And maybe it could be some popcorn material for other users here. I usually am not amused by others acting dumb, but in this case I genuinely enjoyed their stupidity.
I just love how they dodged arguments real fast. Says a lot about them.
You should have a look around.
They aren't all over the place, but I've seen some of them here.
I felt like my brain lost some weight after reading what they said.
That's why I posted the full link. But yes, that's a very simple rule of the internet, especially for us.
Go ahead then. I just want to warn you youll never "win" and it'll just make you hate being a fellow human
Go ahead with what? I just wanted to post this thread, that's all.
I am really banned from that place anyways. They were obviously afraid of me.
And I don't think I can hate humans any more than I do now. Well, only if someone blew up my house, killing everything inside. Things like that.
arguing with them.
Pretty much this post sums it up.
Don't bother with them. No one on reddit takes them seriously, and they've already got more bans on their belt than even us (0-1).
wait a second, that whole sub is one huge ban evasion. Thats against the rules. I dont know how to report subreddits, but i really doubt they could survive for long
They won't.
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and called it: Banned.
wish i could see the last posts though. They must have pissed off the wrong person
More likely people just reported them and the admins finally noticed.
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They're not even fun to argue with, the level of delusion is just sad. Half the time they cant even argue and just rely on getting a bunch of people to spam "kys sicko"
Isn't that the fun of it?
They know we are right, yet try their hardest to ignore it.
I mean, who thinks that anyone will genuinely kill themselves because someone told them so on the internet?
The part I found most baffling was that the thread they selected wasn't even about "sex with animals" but was from a random passer-by asking about using peanut butter to motivate licking, which nearly everyone from the sub voiced some kind of disapproval about.
I'm a bot, bleep, bloop. Someone has linked to this thread from another place on reddit:
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Sorry for bringing you into this drama, poor little bot
oh shit they pinned the post too haha
They can't seem to accept the reality people dislike their reddit even more than ours. It's led to an interesting little one-sided pissing contest, it seems.
If you see any of them trolling, just report them like some people have said. They'll get the hammer by the end of the day. We'll probably also be officiating some unspoken rules for newcomers soonish, like how obvious trolls usually get permbanned.
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and trans people.
I wouldn't even ban them here, just give them a flair like "troll from /r/publichealthadvocacy" or so.
The precursor was called /r/PublicHealthWatch. Their thing has always been to define "health" as "not LGBT".
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/r/drama just got privated. ._.
I was just reading an argument between you and them.
Well, expect the admins to nuke this place. We got more attention than ever.
Also, that "oral" thread of mine hit 1k really fast. Didn't know we had that many visitors.
We're fine.
My ass. How do you know?
Because it was privated by one of the mods, not a reddit admin. I'm not convinced yet that it wasn't privated to cause drama. so they could unprivate in a few days.
Thing is, we got a lot of attention. That is the problem.
It's not new that we're being targeted, but it was silent for a while. The time between Aluzky left and came back it was really silent and I didn't hear a single thing. (I'm not blaming him by the way.)
Also, why would the mods private it out of the blue? The sub is about drama, so it really can't be the reason. It brings suspicion.
Even more WTFness, one of the humans who witchhunted me just tried to tell me ''Sorry I regret going after you.''
There's clearly some weird shit related to zoophilia going on and something is going to happen. Clearly they're onto us now.
The admins will see this shit and nuke us down. Pedo subs get banned, why not ours?
We're treated as pedos, so it will happen.
A medium sized sub being privated out of the blue, with a vague penitent message, and no context is exactly what would trigger a controversy. /r/zoophilia has been known to the reddit admins for a considerable amount of time now, and we're still here and not quarantined for a reason.
You've told me this before, but I want more evidence on this.
What Reddit admins are aware of this sub and why do they?
Again, the pedo sub was banned because it encouraged child rape and porn (it didn't because it was against the rules in that sub) so why wouldn't happen the same to this sub too?
Several ones that handle user reports.
Pedophiles are 100x more controversial than zoophiles. You guys get the spotlight for a few days, some people flip their shit, others flip their perspective, others more never cared. There's a significant body of people that agree with this community in the sense that nonhuman animals can consent and zoophiles aren't literally satan, and unlike pedophiles, you don't have scientific studies that directly damage the image of you guys. You even have some studies that indirectly support your case, which is huge.
Image is everything here. If you're a little liked and don't regularly rip Reddit apart, you're not going to be shut down.
When did that happen? I want to see it for myself.
''Some people.''
I think that since you deal with a lot of antis you should know it's not just some, it's the majority of humanity. Vast majority, mind you.
And ripping Reddit apart? We are sometimes in the spotlight and creates a fuckton of drama.
And x100? I'm always a secretly on your side no matter but no.
That's... way too overboard. I know that we are at least similarly disliked.
Back before we transitioned to the new modmail so it's kind of gone now sadly.
I've learned over time that the ones who agree with you are often among the most silent.
I'm sorry if I frustrate you with my dumbness, but did you actually see the admins not giving a shit about this sub?
I guess that we have no option to agree to disagree in this case.
Because honestly, I think that's far from true.
I have a feeling we just lucked out. I guess we'll have to all see it for ourselves then.
Sort of. This sub's ownership was transferred previously through an admin, a long time ago.
Oh I do believe that.
Just like how I believe different admins will have different opinions and that they can change their mind.
Different opinions but similar thresholds. We'd need to be as bad as pizzagate, fatpeoplehate, jailbait, creepshots, etc to get banned. Even if they did ban similar communities to this one, they'd probably start with /r/bestiality or something, which hasn't happened.
Turns out one of the mods had a hissy fit and went rogue, then got removed as a moderator by the head mod.