[ SECRET POST #6302 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6302 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

...oh, when I said "Nazis" as in "actual 1939 Nazis who were, literally, fans of Hitler" did you think I meant "neo-Nazis in 2024"?

[(Anonymous)]

No. Same thing in 1939. People were upset and angry about the fallout from WW1. Hitler validated their anger. They didn't like Hitler qua Hitler. They liked his validation and the power he gave them.

No one would say that MCU is giving the fans what they want and validating their emotions. But people keep going to the movies, keep making fic and art and vids. Because fandom is about the community of people.

Nazism is explicitly NOT about the community. It's very exclusionary. It doesn't stem from the same impulse of liking something that fandom does.

Fandom comes from shared enjoyment stemming from within the individual person. Nazism, as with all fascism, comes from hatred of others, often stemming from outside pressures. They're almost complete opposites, though as with many things, sometimes the side effects can be similar.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm confused what you're arguing about because I'm comparing Hitler to Dahmer to Becky who are all real people who don't give the people anything. We seem to be in agreement that people who claim to be fans of them are not considered a fandom, generally, by the world.

Where did MCU come in? Are we arguing just to argue? lol

[(Anonymous)]

No, we're arguing because you think that fandom depends on other people agreeing that it's a fandom. I think it has an actual definition and even if no one else thinks so, things can be a fandom. People in the fandom can also think they're not in a fandom and be wrong. True crime is a fandom. Nazism is not. Not because the world doesn't think they're a fandom, but because the fandom mechanism is not there.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, okay, so you're... arguing that your personal definition of fandom is the only correct definition of fandom. Just like every other anon in this thread, only about their personal definitions which aren't exactly yours.

Well, good luck with that! Add your vote to the pile of everyone else who thinks that with a slightly different definition to you, I suppose. I'll be chilling over there seeing which side wins in the end.

You must realize this is futile, right?

[(Anonymous)]

I was just explaining why I think you're wrong. That's... that's what discussion is. You're the one who declared by fiat. I explained why I thought you were wrong, and then you asked why we were arguing. So...yeah, I know you won't be swayed by debate because you just want to go with the majority and have answers handed to you, even if they're wrong.

Your definition is way too arbitrary, based on the opinions of others, to give you any kind of foundation for debate. So I'm mostly talking to the people who are reading this, to make sure they don't just wait for a poll to come out telling them what they think.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, sure. Define art for us next. :)

[(Anonymous)]

A diverse range of human activity and its resulting product that involves creative or imaginative talent generally expressive of technical proficiency, beauty, emotional power, or conceptual ideas.

[(Anonymous)]

The funny part here is instead of your own individual definition, you copy pasted that from Wikipedia, which is a definition literally based on the collective, agreed-upon, opinion of the masses.

Thanks for... proving my point?

[(Anonymous)]

Yet you live in society I am very smart.

[(Anonymous)]

Nope. You just let the point fly right past you and didn't even notice it. Wow.