Why do they call him a troll? From everything they said it just sounds like he's a dipshit low-life pervert.

I think the troll tag fits because he specifically reacted to censorship by creating the most egregiousnessly disgusting subreddits he could think up.

"Oh you don't like jailbait? How about creepers, rapebait, etc etc etc.">> ^lucky760:

Why do they call him a troll? From everything they said it just sounds like he's a dipshit low-life pervert.

He did things for the lulz...in other words, he wasn't necessarily into looking at pictures of dead kids, rather, he did things to cause a reaction. Furthermore, he couldn't have had successful subreddits without other users' contributions. In my opinion anybody that's been there and contributed is no better than he is.>> ^lucky760:

Why do they call him a troll? From everything they said it just sounds like he's a dipshit low-life pervert.

Thanks for the clarifications, y'all. Makes sense.

Sometimes the troll is the good guy. The proper moral response to censorship is obviously to brutally execute the censor, but our culture is so corrupt and weak that isn't often possible, so we're stuck just trying to piss them off as much as possible as a shallow substitute.

I salute this hero, and I hope that if he isn't able to get his life back to order he is at least able to take some sort of violent revenge on his oppressors.

Nice try, Michael Brutsch.>> ^gorillaman:

Sometimes the troll is the good guy. The proper moral response to censorship is obviously to brutally execute the censor, but our culture is so corrupt and weak that isn't often possible, so we're stuck just trying to piss them off as much as possible as a shallow substitute.
I salute this hero, and I hope that if he isn't able to get his life back to order he is at least able to take some sort of violent revenge on his oppressors.

Adrian Chen strikes again that sniveling weasel. Self-gratulatory, self righteous and all together unpleasant.

I would have a hundred violentacrezes to a single Adrian Chen of Gawker, the tech version of TMZ.