Some unimportant, attention-seeking user on this site is currently sending his backup crew to comb through my gallery looking for any reason to get me banned from here, all because they couldn't handle a single comment poking fun at their campaign to use the Palestinian War to promote themselves. This morning they actually managed to censor two of my illustrations.

I mean, whatever. Butthurt jannies gotta do what butthurt jannies gotta do, which is exile anyone with an opposing opinion. However, one of the censored illustrations was the one I made discussing the Internet's overblown reaction to YouTuber Mr. Enter's review of the Pixar film Turning Red, where he mentioned that the setting the movie took place in, which was shortly after September 11th, 2001, radically altered the tone of that time period. The Internet took this to mean that he wanted the movie to directly reference 9/11, and decided that the out of context clip in which he said it was worthy of writing news articles about.

Now, the message of that illustration was, "I honestly want to give massive props to Mr. Enter for sticking to his guns. Despite his status on the Internet, it baffles me how the people against him end up looking worse." Back in the present day, we have a user on this site wanting to start a campaign where he plans on using an actual war to promote himself and other attention-seeking users that got Tom Fulp's approval by having it on the front page. This is the kind of thing that's just as bad as the Internet made Mr. Enter's Turning Red take out to be, yet the jannies try to tell me that I'm not allowed to make fun of it.

I'm still going to make fun of it.

I posted the Turning Red illustration at the top of this news post, since it didn't break any rules. I'll cover this topic again if it makes any interesting developments, even if it's on another site.