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Thank you!

No. Re-read it.

This take is for people that primarily listen to pop music (of any genre, pop rock, pop punk. Stuff that is on the radio). Which is a huge amount of people. But it is unsurprising that on a niche community-based website like Lemmy, where a lot of people probably have an artistic tinge to them, that a bunch of you have a much more involved and active music discovery experience.

“An awful lot” in this context is still relatively little, hence the very apt usage of the phrase “scratching the surface”.

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Okay bud.

“I have no vested interest in this conversation… i don’t know any of the context… but are we really doing this thing that nobody is doing?”

Also, yeah dude, you should be able to justify every single action you take ever. If you take an action and can’t justify why you did it, then why did you do it? No, seriously. Why did you do it, then? No, you can’t explain. That’s what justification is. Go ahead. Why did you do it? Oh- no, you can’t explain. That’s justifying.

Jesus.

No. Jesus.

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More likely that monica is dumb. The photo labs are usually next to the electronics sections.

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Sorry buddy, you can’t gaslight me. The people I called pedophiles were being such vile, open pedophiles that their comments got removed. Because they were being pedophiles.

Which arguments?

Point to those arguments. Go on.

Why are you stepping in to defend a book you haven’t read from a strawman argument that people aren’t making?

Point to a single person calling for a book ban. Go on.

We have all known that the book contains this scene for years. And yet, none of us are calling for bans. One person made a tongue in cheek rhetorical question as a joke, and then a bunch of people came in to defend their beloved child orgy scene. We’re just calling you freaks out for defending your beloved child orgy scene so adamantly, because you love child orgies. It’s weird.

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