Welcome to the realm of virtue-signalling and twitter bullshit.
Trust me, it never changes.

And people wonder why I came up with a bronto whos just a complete and utter bastard as a dark outlet.

I wouldnt listen to Kaiser. He's certainly no saint in people's eyes.

Like all social media, you have to realize that even in the digital landscape, your still dealing with "people".
And people are imperfect beings with biases, separate ideology, and opinions.

When one makes their opinions public, they are for everyone to view, see, and judge; against your will or not.
This is no acceptation to anyone, even myself.

That's precisely it, but a more well known fur in a recent podcast made it clear that, in his view, and his other speakers agreed with himself, that keeping your views silent makes you a coward and that you don't show any solidarity with politics that affect the 'queer or furry' community.

There's no way out in these situations. You either say exactly what they want you to say, or if you keep quiet or have even the slightest different belief or opinion, apparently your less than dirt and should be ostracized.

Then my question is, why do you care?

You're right, I shouldn't, but it just really sticks in my craw. The entitlement of Gen Z: self entitled to set, self entitled to RP and now self.entitled to my politics

If you let it get to you, then your at the mercy of powers you cant touch.

A thicker skin should be obtained, and let them squabble among themselves.

I certainly didnt get to where I am now, with sensitive skin.

Precisely. Don't let people get you down. Just crush them like the ants they are, and strive towards your own future however you want. It's not up to others to decide what you can or cannot do.

God, it sucks hearing you go through this shit. If there's anything I can do to help, lemme know.

It's a side effect of being a large social media platform: There're more people to perform to, so the actions are signaled louder to attract them.

Combine that with curation algorithms designed for engagement, and you get tribalism as a social signaling avenue: No compromises on anything, "I'm always right 100% of the time", "Everyone else's wrong/stupid/<target slur here>".

Just trudge through this & try to ignore the flamers as much as you can. Be as detailed, verbose, & unambiguous about your statements as possible.

Yeah, I figured that out the hard way, too. So much for the fandom being "open, accepting and understanding".

The only political debate that matters: Feet, when and where?