>>2343
It still scares and confuses me how those people think. How they can be outraged about what people do in their free time, without harming anyone. I thank my "digital" upbringing, shortly after i first got my internet access i happened upon an anonymous imageboard of my native language, then i went to 4chan (ah, old /b/ was great) and it really helped me to see how different people can be compared what you see in real world, where everyone has to put some sort of a mask in order to appear "normal".

>>2345
I'm on the fence of saying Patreon "stood up" for mr Pestilence here.
>I was able to ensure that my page is going to stick around, although I'm not going to be putting any of my extreme content on their directly, nor any direct links to them.
What's the problem exactly of sharing such things through patreon? I think they have a policy against explicit underage art, but what's wrong with just guro artwork? Seems another cop out in favor of morality police, and another blow to someone who is their client. Well, at least they didn't terminate the page.