>>88507>We've all seen the Kip threads, pal.Kip's threads are a special brand of autism. I do have some issues with him but I also applaud his ability to, as of late, keep his head down and work and to get the comic pages out on time, regardless of the quality or how I feel about the comic. Could you explain why you brought him up in reference to my comment though, I'm a bit lost/dumb.
>Lying to me is cheap, but don't lie to yourself.Could you also explain how I lied to you or myself? My points were:
- Artists shit talk their fans and other artists (True)
- The artists you see people have beef with are USUALLY the people who did something shitty (True, you don't see much bitching about Pewbutt or Kurocaze or PinkForsythia or RounderSofter, etc)
- Sometimes people get undeserved shit because it's the internet and human nature (TRUE)
- Running someone out usually requires someone of note to spearhead it (50/50, people generally don't care about a cause or movement unless you see enough people pushing for it, or enough people with clout/power/sway)
- Seeing one section of the community doesn't mean the whole community is like that (TRUE, look at how BBWchan acts, how Twitter acts, how DeviantArt acts, etc and tell me they're the same being. A community is not a monolith)
- You are under absolutely no obligations to draw what you don't want to (True)
- Those are obligations you've given to yourself (True, some anon asking you to do something doesn't mean you HAVE to do it unless you make yourself do it)
- You are not forced to monetize, please, post, or draw what you don't want to (True)
- Being able to see your art is a privilege, not a right (True, unless people have paid specifically to see your art/have something drawn for them, then they are entitled to it, because they paid for it)
Where's the lie? Or did I fall for more of your "bait"?
