@BarstoolsAndArm@truckerchan Play games , talk to my husband collects cards , put together models , build my a I , sister and do art music practice on my base , guitar , practice juggling and play with my airsoft guns
@Bambi_xxx_rose Thanks free kingbro Stanky an hopefully I'll get my main account out of ghost banned to. It's funny I only got banned because I was defending him from people being mean to him
I am not saying this for pity, but as an object lesson.
I spent a long time doing nothing.
Anime, books, D&D, thousands of hours just walking from place to place in skyrim for a more immersive experience.
Everything about life was abysmal, outside a few high moments with friends.
I flunked highschool, had to take remedial courses, because I just didn't give a shit about anything outside my hobbies.
Jobs lasted months, or I would lock myself into an abusive situation for years.
I tried college, multiple times, and each time found a new excuse to fail.
Each failure brought with it lasting consequences too.
I disappointed myself and others over and over.
But there comes a point in life, where one has to nut up or shut up.
At 29, I knew I had to try something—anything—different.
First I went for a tech bootcamp, I had done programming in highschool afterall, but coding was never as interesting as gaming.
Upon completion, the pandemic started and any hope of a job vanished with it.
So I went back to school again, this time at a pass/fail, move-at-your-own-pace university.
I lived in my sisters basement, and worked my ass off for 9 months to graduate. The job market hadn't recovered, so I went back and did my masters degree in business administration.
As we know, the market never really recovered.
I got a part-time job at a local hotel, something to pay rent back to my sister for her kindness, and started applying for sca—jobs.
A crypto company, 2500$ for 5 months of work. An AI company, 0$ for a year and a half. Whatever the company was supposed to be once the AI company fell apart, again 0$.
In a moment, 5 years had gone and I had only made 22,500$, not even enough to cover the board.
This is where I come from.
Yep, this proves my point. Doxing and harassment are serious issues, regardless of who’s being targeted. If you can watch something similar happen to another person and respond with “Hmm interesting…” instead of reflecting on your own conduct, you need to take a serious look in the mirror…This is exactly why I’m speaking up.
What happened to Kodiak was serious. Former moderators he trusted allegedly used fabricated screenshots, impersonation accounts, and coordinated accusations to damage his reputation and get him fired. Even after he lost his job, there were continued attempts to find out where he lived. There have also been admissions that impersonator accounts existed.
Now we’re seeing similar concerns involving Stank. And it being brought up, Stank also has impersonators and a situation connected to my friend Stank, who does NOT deserve to be doxed or harassed either.
That’s why I made my original post condemning doxing. It’s dangerous, it can destroy lives, and it doesn’t become acceptable just because a group dislikes the person they’re targeting. This supports the Third party theory that there is someone trying to divide others. All because people want to use AI and dont subscribe to the same group think.
#FreeStank
This is exactly why context and evidence matter.
A screenshot of a questionable joke is not, by itself, proof that someone is a pedophile. Serious accusations require serious evidence. You cannot responsibly jump from an internet post to a claim about someone’s real world conduct without establishing the facts.
I’ve seen how online controversies can escalate into impersonation, harassment, and attempts to destroy someone’s livelihood. I’m not going to support that happening to Stank or anyone else.
Criticize what someone actually said if you want, but don’t turn speculation into a criminal accusation or use outrage as an excuse to target someone’s privacy and safety. All because you want the engagement because your comic isn’t popular enough. All because you refuse to acknowledge what you’re doing is worse than what someone else said. This is defamation.
#StankJustice