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The issue is they never do.

• Y_Y 7y ago
  That seems like a selection bias. You never see the ones who keep to themselves.
  • dlp211 7y ago
    It doesn't matter if some of them keep to themselves. What matters is that those communities continuously spill out and if that has detrimental effects. I contend that they do and they have. In addition to that, allowing those communities to exist legitimizes them and allows them to recruit impressionable people. The combination of these two things lead to things like gamergate and "doing it for the lulz" and ends with things like the march in Charlottesville and the El Paso shooting.