so why didn't you ask the community? why does the admin team keep making massive decisions that everyone disagrees with and then scolding us after the inevitable backlash? it's actually infuriating

i just dont understand what the point of this was. inviting /r/vegan over would be fine, but why invite a community that's out and proud of being toxic and shitty to people? like geez, who'd have thought that a subreddit known for shitting up other subreddits would immediately start shitting up this site once invited.

now the actual users of this site all feel pissed off and alienated, mods and admins exhausted to the point where like 3 are quitting and all we got out of it is a bunch of mean reddit weirdos

maybe in the future you could actually ask the fucking community what they think of inviting in new people, instead of making the decision for us and scolding us like usual

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ah yes im sure you're commenting in good faith

would be pretty funny though

YEET

wait fuck me i saw the post on reddit nvm

can we go back

this is the moment

this series was weird as fuck

the teachings of christianity are fucking great - don't hoard wealth, don't judge your neighbours and love them, give money and food to the poor, etc. jesus was unironically a socialist

problem is that most christians don't actually follow those teachings