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Tag: @ZeebDemon, @DitherFuss, @ProgRockBrony, @theonegalen https://t.co/no6CNVUkdy

@PonyBerserker What if you

wanted to go to Equestria

But Pinkie Pie said

Got this excellent pic of Smolder in a Sailor Moon outfit from @stuffcrust_art, you should definitely go check out their twitter for further salacious art of dragons and assorted coolness.

I mean, he's a brony white nationalist so it already follows that he isn't extremely bright, but I mean...

"No immigration"?

@BadBronyAlarmV2 First off, I have never tried to hide my past, or pretend that I wasn't into problematic material. I got my start on /mlp/ in 2012 and for a long time that's where I thrived.

My feelings on such material has changed since the 3 to 4 years these caps were made. Check the dates.

Now what happens if you take someone drenched in /mlp/ shitposts and culture, with enough actual skill in their given trade to actually achieve crossover success?

You get a culture clash. Suddenly humor that is barely considered risque on 4chan is exposed to the wider world.

Like many creators in the fandom, he started out creating content for the /mlp/ crowd. The insular nature of 4chan meant that people who spend a lot of time there have a certain kind of humor, influenced in part by /pol/ cross-contamination. Some can hide it better than others.

It was supposed to be a joke. The two communities should have hated each other. A fandom of full of guys who idolized a girl's cartoon show, and community of far-right fascists LARPers who idolized hitler and wanted to massacre jews. But a strange thing happened.

They got along.

Then in 2016 something happened that would transform both 4chan and the fandom forever, even if most bronies wouldn't realize it for years. The polarization of politics reached its peak with the election of Donald Trump. Right-wing populism entered its heyday, with 4chan in tow.

@hattpone I mean, the ponies are cute so I guess its fine. Just don't read too much into it. 9 or 10 times of the same joke doesn't really establish a pattern whatsoever.