A lot of internet discourse these days gives off the vibe of people who had disliked or hated someone or something popular, but either didn't have a specific/generalized reason or that person/thing was associated with something very positive or even they didn't want to come across a very certain way for their hate, but then something new happens and all these people pile on with "oh I've always hated them/that, they've/it's been awful for so long!" and then dragging out as many receipts as they can find (whether they're factual or faked, or if they've been forgiven before, or whatever).
And then, if that person apologies/the thing gets fixed or the creator makes a statement addressing the issue, it doesn't even matter anymore because now these people have a whole bubble of others around them who either feel the same way they do continuing to spread all these "receipts" to try and keep other people from accepting the response and to convince others the thing/person is still bad, whether they actually are or not. It's this whole vibe of waiting for a reason to go to war, and then continuing to slaughter your perceived enemies even as they wave the flag of surrender.
What's even more is that, when these people who hate the person/thing rise up like this, it makes people who really like that person/thing get upset and sometimes will fight back the exact same way, whether the person/thing is good or bad or whatever. It's not healthy on either side of this mess, and anyone who's in the middle gets attacked on both sides until they all basically either pick a side or try and avoid the whole thing entirely. Not everything has to be one big showdown with a bulleted list of every terrible thing involved in the discourse, and attacking anyone who has a different opinion than you over something always has consequences, good or bad.
TL:DR — You don't need some ground-breaking reason to hate someone/something in a socially acceptable way. Likewise, you can enjoy bad people/things while still acknowledging the bad stuff. Trying to force others to your side on those matters makes you just as bad, in the end.
Take a chill pill. Pet a dog/cat/other animal. Go outside and get off the internet for a little while.





















