I have had it with this modern day culture of attitudes. You all say your a community but the moment one becomes a problem you ostracize them, sweep them aside, and often force them out of the fandom that some or most of them have been members of, turning friends into enemies and dividing themselves into isolation. I have seen over the past few years since the pandemic that more and more interaction has become more online, you often forget that there is a person with a personality that is flawed. We are all Flawed! We are people, and People are flawed, and it takes other people to help fix those flaws, not make them problems. I have always beloeved that the best way to be a better person is to be an actual person and treat others as people, and if they have a problem you try to fix it. Some members have pasted away and some of them were probably good members or people, but never had the chance to get to know them better, same with those that left or even blocked me. The true test of a person's character isn't their race, or speices, or gender, or anything like that, but the content of their personality and how they treat others. If you treat others with negativity or hostility, either through insulting or attacking, or even blocking them online, you cut yourelf off more from those around you, and that ultimatly make you less of a good person than you think you claim to be.

In short: Life is finite and fleeting, we could die anyday, try to know people better than one flaw you don't like, and try to be part of a community of friends with common interests instead of an army of SJWs