@Background Pony #1BEF  
We be frequently wrong but we are right more often then everywhere else.

>comparing Quibble Pants to /mlp/  
But that would imply that /mlp/ is right :^). And that’s clearly wrong in most cases.  
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@Background Pony #8B10  
You mean /co/, right?

@Background Pony #8B10  

 
Do I even need to post this?
 
@Background Pony #8B10  

 
Bull fucking shit.

Also all those people shitting on /mlp/  
You wouldn’t have mlp without /mlp/

Quit yer shilling

vocal minority

@Background Pony #D51F  

 
Actually, that’s part of the joke, since the only thing /mlp/ is consistent with is that they seemingly love to complain and bicker amonhst themselves. Well, that and shitposting, which imo is the only reason to go there, since any attempt at serious discussion will inevitably devolve into shitposts, anyway.

/mlp/ - /mlp/ and bronies - everyone else are acceptable candidates.  
Would’ve been better without the cringy text, as you have contradictory memes in there, almost as if the creator doesn’t know what they’re talking about. “>hasdrone maymay,” and “bring back Faust” are from two opposite positions. Same with “>watching the show” and “>implying toy commercial.”
 
“people who disagree with me are austists”  
>make a gif ridiculing anyone who doesn’t like Equestria Girls, Twilicorn, and McFlurry  
Consider my almond activated.
 
 
@Wiimeiser  
Why do people use faggot as an insult. It’s basically bullying people like me who are massive faggots.  
It’s strange, honestly. Very rarely does one see someone that is actually something being insulted as such. Something about pointing out the obvious.  
Really put that literal =/= figurative symptom to bed, though.

One of the things I dislike about fans of anything is the youth. They’re all idiots… And I do mean me as well. X3

@tuypo1  
When the person giving the opinion talks about how wrong people with differing opinions are and how the people making the episodes are incompetent and/or uncaring, they’re certainly acting as though they view their opinion as objective rather than subjective. (And yes, I’m well aware of how many show fans say that critics are wrong for hating a certain episode or characterization; that annoys me as well.)

@Background Pony #3FB8  
an opinion being subjective is implicit in giving that opinion.

I think someone’s forgetting that Rainbow Dash and Quibble Pants agreed that each could like the books in their own way, and neither was wrong for doing so.
 
@Background Pony #8A17  

 
@J4m35  
Aww, I love you too.
 
@palettepony895: “most critics are just trying to point out some (subjective) problems they have with the show”  
I’d have a lot more respect for them if they acknowledged most of their problems are, to at least some degree, subjective.
 
@tuypo1  

“Everyone” and then “Me”
 
Watch the vain self centered assholes who think everything is about them shart “OMG SO TROO” while rolling around in their own stupid with everyone else in the exact same boat in the world :V

change /mlp/ for fandom and this will be perfect

You are all just jealous that we are not a hugbox

I would say this fits EQD, but then the image would have to be explicit

Your first mistake was to give attention to /mlp/.
 
They are clearly welcome to their opinions, but I learned long ago to let them have them outside of my hearing range.  
Makes my time in this fandom a far more positive experience.

@Wiimeiser  
Yeah that’s fair. MLP has proven itself to be a show that can still be taken seriously which is why some of us are here (I’m assuming).

@palettepony895  
Well, we shouldn’t expect Breaking Bad quality writing. The Simpsons quality, maybe.

@Wiimeiser  
“And expecting Breaking Bad quality writing in a show aimed at little girls?”  
Just ‘cause it’s a show aimed at little girls doesn’t excuse the writing being crap. (Not saying the writing of MLP is crap (sometimes), more defending it.)
 
Plus there may be a few who may expect Breaking Bad but most critics are just trying to point out some (subjective) problems they have with the show. This happens a lot no matter what show and this show is pretty mature enough to handle that criticism.
 
I still won’t defend the people who whine about every single little change without reason, though.

@The Toaster Repair Pony  
That’s just how words are, I guess. Mostly since all words are made up. Gay used to mean happy, queer used to mean peculiar, et cetera. X3

@Background Pony #8A17  
Screw it then. Just put a massive Derpibooru on the image and call it a day.

@thps48  
Since this image was discussing 4Chan, it wouldn’t surprise me if half the people who use the word autist/autism in the meme sense are on the autism spectrum themselves. From what I’ve seen on the internet it seems to be really quite common.
 
Also I think we’re taking joke images pretty seriously again.

@The Toaster Repair Pony  
According to The Simpsons, “Smell ya later” means goodbye in the future. Maybe that cyberpunk original IP can reverse it and make innocent words like “pony” insults?