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this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2023
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Reddit comments seem full of Huffman bootlickers now who are claiming that there was no community support for protests and that the companies actions are fair and justified. I don't know what the facts are but every single poll on every sub I seen on the topic was decisively in favour of action.
I can't understand why some people are so proudly apathetic, or reactionary when there's some sort of dissent.
There will always be people who are afraid of changes and only like to live under the statu quo. It happens everywhere and it happened all the time.
Yeah I think its the same issue Twitter is having right now. All of the bootlickers are being elevated above the rest of the conversation. Could be 2 fold apathy in terms of lurkers not wanting to participate in the conversation leaving all the air for the mouth breathers, or bots. Or a combination of both.
I've seen people coming out of the woodworks into subs they don't even engage in just to spam comments about how no one supported the community joining the blackout. The sub voted. And granted there were only 3k votes to 1M subscribed, but given that the poll was available for a while and anyone who regularly engaged in the community would see it, I dont see how someone who is that much of an outsider should matter more.