The idea that this is scary or unsettling is libertarian bullshit. Kiwi Farms is a societal antagonist. The paradox of tolerance shows us that we need to not t

The idea that this is scary or unsettling is libertarian bullshit. Kiwi Farms is a societal antagonist. The paradox of tolerance shows us that we need to not tolerate assholes like them. This whole idea that there's a "mob" that's "screaming loud enough" is, in this case, is just the rest of well-adjusted society refusing to tolerate these assholes. I think of it this way: if I build something that's "agnostic" and still offer it to someone I know is harming others, and in some cases committing crimes or enabling them, that means a part of my labor is helping that act, and my service is no longer agnostic. It's almost like I am working for them. If I know who my customer is, and I know what they do, I can no longer claim ignorance. If I sell Internet service to Adolf Hitler and I know who he is, I'm complicit.