Civility went out the window when you created an environment where people were comfortable and encouraged to call for acts of violence against zoophiles.

You compared zoos to Nazis and cultists, and clear calls of “burn them all” rang out from your audience, and you did nothing.

https://twitter.com/dangerfox/status/1617912210197741570

You did nothing, while zoo therians sat in your audience and took the abuse you spewed out of your sewer mouth. You did nothing when the words you said emboldened your audience toward violent rhetoric. You do nothing when violence is called for on your timeline. Civility died.

I hear this comment about being a hero a lot lately. So like... I don’t consider anything I’m doing or have done particularly heroic. I am energized by people saying our work has a positive affect on their lives, but it definitely is just us doing a podcast. I’m not out on the front lines, so to speak, protesting, or providing aid to other zoos, or consistently volunteering with animal rights groups. I’m just doing what I always do, and that’s being creative with something I’m passionate about.

Ok, I can’t ignore this anymore. I haven’t said anything about this because I haven’t really been sure how to respond, or if I even wanted to respond, but I kind of have to address this.

Thread incoming. I will absolutely support someone who comes to me and says, “I have zoosadist fantasies, but I don’t ever want to act on them.”

What I can’t support is a zoosadist pride movement, even if you’re non practicing. And I think it’s fair that you ask for an explanation.