No we shouldn't idolize and hold CCs to a higher standard than ourselves. And we shouldn't demand perfection from them. But if what they are doing or saying is harming people, the least we can do is make it clear we don't support that.
And like, example:
Recently when asked about Zombiecleo's pronouns, Impulse said he didn't want to get into it (the topic) because it was divisive. Later on he apologized for it, and he apologized well, imho. He didn't make an excuse, but clarified he had worded things poorly. When I presume someone asked about a potential MAGA mod, he clarified that that person was not his mod. (I'm assuming someone asked, because I don't understand why he would have clarified if that was not the case. I don't have Twitter so I've only been able to see and confirm individual posts when I click on links)
So no, I have nothing against Impulse, and no reason to hold a grudge.
However the Skizz situation, especially after the sexism of judging a girl for the amount of makeup she wears, only rings worse as time goes on and there is nothing done.
However when Grian talks about supporting the queer community and then lives and breathes Harry Potter in the next sentence, it leaves a dark aftertaste in my mouth.
Why can we not talk about this without fear of being harrassed by fans who claim to support us?














