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It's kind of sad, honestly. At least his fast burn was a ton of fun while it lasted.Everything about Jones mostly died down once Fancy Bear hacked into his accounts.
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It's kind of sad, honestly. At least his fast burn was a ton of fun while it lasted.Everything about Jones mostly died down once Fancy Bear hacked into his accounts.
Arkomeda's "cub" (furry codeword for underage porn) commissions/whatever links to this person, her "little girl":
https://www.furaffinity.net/user/aliciar/
https://archive.fo/hjrth
Searching her Second Life names ("Kesler Ballard"/ "Kesler Beizer" ) brings up a few things:
https://www.f-list.net/c/kesler ballard
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https://twitter.com/TheKesler
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Not much of a little girl here.
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Can I propose a truce? I have some obligations to attend to, as well to introspect and figure out what went wrong with myself.
You know the answer.You'd posted here before your spergout in the SJW Art thread and you were, from what I remember, pretty respectful and didn't make an ass of yourself. So what I want to know is, what the hell happened between then and when you decided to come back and act up?
Art's not even that great. @John Furrman's is better and I would still make fun of it and him.What you'll see from talented artcows and their fans is that we humans, for whatever freakin reason, associate good art with a good person. Might be since the art is of your liking you have to justify yourself in justifying the artist, that sorta shit
It's okay to admit you like art made by a fat pedo
How did I know it was a dude
I guess because these days any "female" cow being a tranny is like an 85% chance of being true
Wow I can't believe I thought 'hey maybe she's not so bad considering'
Wow I can't believe I thought 'hey maybe she's not so bad considering'
My hypothesis is it's just some furry impulse that makes the lot whine and mewl for art so long as the artist has some basic training and understanding of form and color. It'd explain the tendency to throw away hundreds of bucks for pin-ups of ocs and shit and the fact at least one of them was stupid enough to pick going homeless for art over paying the bills.What you'll see from talented artcows and their fans is that we humans, for whatever freakin reason, associate good art with a good person. Might be since the art is of your liking you have to justify yourself in justifying the artist, that sorta shit
It's okay to admit you like art made by a fat pedo
To be honest I am surprised the lack of reaction to that, since I think the last time we had someone try to pull that shit (iirc Coolbreeze) he got decimated.Again, this wouldn't have happened if @Arkomeda just showed up to the art board and just showed off his skills, no ridiculous bile or smacktalk about the farms.
You know the answer.
No.Let me guess, autism?
No.
Because furfags take to heart that there is no such thing as bad publicity. They will jump on any possible opportunity to be noticed by anyone, friend or foe, in a desperate mental plea of self-identification. The delusion of grandeur. They're being made fun of, therefore they're relevant. Only thing with furfags is they don't know what too much of a good thing is, so they push more and more until they do something really stupid, like exposing themselves to people who happen to find their dirty little closet full of skeletons, or in this case fat molested children.
But if you DO want to sum it up that way, sure, it's autism.
Ironically enough, my wall of text is autistic as fuck.Well damn, son, I got schooled.
This is true. Although tbh a lot of people in every fandom are like this - whether it's hobby-based, gaming-based, online personality-based, anime-based, show-based, etc. "All publicity is good publicity" only works if you're already famous (like Logan Paul, whatever pop stars are currently getting into trouble, etc) and therefore have a fanbase. When you're just a furry artist? Discourse blogger? Small-time internet user? It backfires hardcore.No.
Because furfags take to heart that there is no such thing as bad publicity. They will jump on any possible opportunity to be noticed by anyone, friend or foe, in a desperate mental plea of self-identification. The delusion of grandeur. They're being made fun of, therefore they're relevant. Only thing with furfags is they don't know what too much of a good thing is, so they push more and more until they do something really stupid, like exposing themselves to people who happen to find their dirty little closet full of skeletons, or in this case fat molested children.
But if you DO want to sum it up that way, sure, it's autism.
Chris.