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HTSM has overstayed whatever welcome it might have had and has become something that should no longer be tolerated in Soyjak Party. At a certain point, a presence stops being entertaining or worthwhile and simply becomes a burden on everyone else. HTSM has reached that point.

There is no reason for Soyjak Party to keep dragging around something that consistently creates frustration and lowers the quality of the space. A community does not improve by allowing the same source of negativity to remain unchecked forever. If something repeatedly causes problems, the obvious solution is to remove it.

HTSM should not be treated as some untouchable exception. If it cannot exist without making the space worse, then it has no reason to remain there. Keeping it around only rewards the behavior and sends the message that there are no consequences for making the experience worse for everyone else.

A ban is not an overreaction — it is a necessary step when something has become more harmful than valuable. Soyjak Party would be better off without HTSM constantly hanging over it, and removing it would allow the space to move forward without the same problems repeating again and again.

The choice is simple: keep defending something that causes issues, or remove it and improve the community. HTSM has had its chance. It is time for it to go.

 16784659[Quote]

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>HTSM has overstayed whatever welcome it might have had and has become something that should no longer be tolerated in Soyjak Party. At a certain point, a presence stops being entertaining or worthwhile and simply becomes a burden on everyone else. HTSM has reached that point.
>
>There is no reason for Soyjak Party to keep dragging around something that consistently creates frustration and lowers the quality of the space. A community does not improve by allowing the same source of negativity to remain unchecked forever. If something repeatedly causes problems, the obvious solution is to remove it.
>
>HTSM should not be treated as some untouchable exception. If it cannot exist without making the space worse, then it has no reason to remain there. Keeping it around only rewards the behavior and sends the message that there are no consequences for making the experience worse for everyone else.
>
>A ban is not an overreaction — it is a necessary step when something has become more harmful than valuable. Soyjak Party would be better off without HTSM constantly hanging over it, and removing it would allow the space to move forward without the same problems repeating again and again.
>
>The choice is simple: keep defending something that causes issues, or remove it and improve the community. HTSM has had its chance. It is time for it to go.

 16784665[Quote]

I agree fuggen jerdee



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