@Background Pony #56E7 They don’t but they kinda see communities in more as stereotypes and in worse of ways and often their own characters. For example DnD orcs- when think about that controversies, The person who made the claim is the actual racist, not the company. This also due to different factors
1. The savior complex
2. A Narrow view on the world as a whole
3. A false sense of guilt placed by someone else.
4. Peer pressure
5. addiction to rage.
6. Delayed development to sense of finding purpose.
The fifth is would be heavily affected by selective censorship as it would result in a withdrawal and that where it get as if every opposing voice is censored, it could lead the addict to lash out to those with similar views in order to get that sense of power, but it would be short as the viewpoints would be almostnthe same.