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TIL the eugenics guy (with less than 20 alts) is becoming defensive when he's downvoted. I saw it on r/ph and other subs on the orangered place.
These comments from the comics and adultingph subs show he doesn't stop his eugenics fetish:
It's always hilarious when people get so upset with their downvotes. "Downvotes mean nothing" daw, pero kailangan niya imention lol. Most, if not almost all of the time, those downvotes are deserved. I always downvote them because complaining about downvotes is stupid.
EDIT: Oh god, he's also using the number of upvotes as "proof" that he's right. Ang desperate naman niya for validation hahahahaha.
Mahaba na ang kasaysayan niya sa orangered place. Maraming users ang nahahalata sa behavior niya. This comment shows about it.
Oh I'm familiar with this dumbass. Di ko lang alam na ang dami pala niyang alts. Ang sad niya, terminally online and addicted sa validation through upvotes.
Siya rin ang nagsabi ng advice na matulog daw from 8pm to 4am, pero kabaliktaran sa kanya.
Exhibit A using one of his alts in English:
Exhibit B using another alt, but in Tagalog:
What I'm inferring here is he has terrible blood chemistry, and teeth. Also doesn't shower as much as he should.
He also claimed to be in his 50s, but his way of commenting is very edgy and has reeks of a cool kid.
Uhh... Can someone ask him/her if they um, ano, failed in some application to a certain European art school?
Or, erm, they, ah, should be suggested to do some radical agricultural program that iirc involves "great leaping" to I would speculate as agricultural heights, for, say, 4 - 5 years?
Just curious.