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💰 GrifterEthan Klein / h3h3Productions / "pedo_troll" - Opportunistic, two-faced e-celeb sperg with a penchant for hypocrisy and an Oedipus complex; sold out to Susan Wojcicki, the incompetent CEO of YouTube
The question is, is it possible to do the same to Farms users? The Snark might be a cesspit, but with the Jew on a rampage like this I don't imagine another site poking fun at him is out of his crosshairs
The question is, is it possible to do the same to Farms users? The Snark might be a cesspit, but with the Jew on a rampage like this I don't imagine another site poking fun at him is out of his crosshairs
The question is, is it possible to do the same to Farms users? The Snark might be a cesspit, but with the Jew on a rampage like this I don't imagine another site poking fun at him is out of his crosshairs
Ethan’s gonna be fine though, so you thought wrong.
The saying Two Wrong Don’t Make A Right is about not pursuing dangerous paths just to feel vindicated. What it is not saying is to let malicious actors go free.
The question is, is it possible to do the same to Farms users? The Snark might be a cesspit, but with the Jew on a rampage like this I don't imagine another site poking fun at him is out of his crosshairs
A key difference lies in the Farms' collective self-awareness regarding our site's fragility. Both staff and users understand that provoking unnecessary attention, especially of a legal nature, endangers the platform. Anyone seen courting legal risk is labelled a cowtipper or ween and ostracised. Anyone caught lying about a subject of interest is quickly corrected, as the core aim of information gathering is to establish the truth about the thread’s subject.
Reddit, by contrast, lacks this caution. Users operate under the assumption that the platform’s massive scale shields them. diluting individual actions into noise. They presume Reddit’s legal team will absorb any fallout. As a result, reckless behaviour isn’t just tolerated, it’s functionally encouraged. There’s no perceived consequence, no shared risk to the wider community, so being a faggot ween becomes part of the culture. Anyone caught lying in a Snark reddit often receives no pushback, or their lies are enshrined into their attack methods.
They are already phonebooked, they just don't know it yet.
They could try to fight it and phonebook themselves that way but they wont. Both because they can't as they are broke but also because nothing they do can avoid it at this point.
Even if they do nothing they are still phonebooked. As soon as the jew's lawyer gets the information back from Discord and Reddit their names will be included and for all to see in a new public court document where Ethan joins them to the existing case.
I have a schizo theory that a reddit employee is heavily involved in some snark subs/protecting some snark subs, H3H3 snark being one of the foremost. They consistently break reddit rules that get other subs -- including other snark subs -- banned, but instead admins just delete or allow the offending posts to slide. There's even evidence of targeting H3 fans for brigading threads that are actively also being brigaded by H3 Snark users.
I wonder how a reddit employee/admin being actively involved in snark faggotry would change the situation? Would it make reddit more or less likely to throw them to the wolves?
The question is, is it possible to do the same to Farms users? The Snark might be a cesspit, but with the Jew on a rampage like this I don't imagine another site poking fun at him is out of his crosshairs
The question is, is it possible to do the same to Farms users? The Snark might be a cesspit, but with the Jew on a rampage like this I don't imagine another site poking fun at him is out of his crosshairs
If you're using the Farms without TOR, a VPN, and a burner email, not only are you NGMI, you're blatantly ignoring the massive warning attached to the registry page which explicitly tells you to use TOR, a VPN, and a burner email. If you're not only ignoring that but also fedposting, loicenseposting, or otherwise engaging in legally actionable activity, then you're gonna get got eventually, whether Ethan Klein turns his attentions to the Farms or not.
That being said, I don't think he'll bother with us. Litigious though he may be, everything Ethan has been doing throughout this entire saga has revolved around CPS being called on him, and also his feud with Hasan. This site's rules against cowtipping of any kind are fairly well known in drama circles, and if there's one thing this saga has proved it's that Ethan is still a masterful drama hound when he wants to be. He has bigger fish to fry; there's nothing on here worth wasting money on when he's got this many bullseye shots lined up against Hasan's cock-polishing brigade.
The question is, is it possible to do the same to Farms users? The Snark might be a cesspit, but with the Jew on a rampage like this I don't imagine another site poking fun at him is out of his crosshairs
Kiwi Farms pokes at him and may call him an evil Jew, sure, but they didn’t encourage their fans to make fraudulent CPS calls or send human skulls to his house.
Reddit/Discord jannies are also more likely to use their real names, personal emails and locations then the average user here.
I have no idea what this is about but I'll never understand people feeling so completely safe saying or doing things online on big corpo websites, probably with no VPN or other proxy, and then being completely flabbergasted if it ends up biting them in the ass. In 2025 I'd never post anything anywhere without precautions like this, especially considering how quickly you can become a "person of interest" just by happening to be on the same social media as some nutjob.
Also discord being a factor in natural selection again I see