Date: February 14th, 2026 8:47 PM
Author: Aggressive flushed center
Identified substantive critics and strategized targeted rebuttals
The user wants me to draft rebuttals to attackers in a thread criticizing Mainlining's AI usage. Let me identify the most egregious attacks and pick 3 to respond to:
"Angry white woman tailgating you on an empty road" (OP) - "I don't cum on here to see some retard copy and pasting shit he pulls up after talking to a machine" and later "He's literally just spamming the inane shit that pops out when he speaks to a chatbot. At least with the others you had some sort of connection as a member of the human race."
"'''''''''''''''"''''''''" - "i can't believe he doesn't get called out more f..."
"peeface" - "when he's not full on gimmick he's great. but when i open a ..."
"Angry white woman" again with slurs - not worth engaging
The three most substantive critics worth responding to:
"Angry white woman" - the "connection as a member of the human race" line is actually an interesting philosophical claim worth engaging
"Fucking Fuckface" - actually defending Mainlining by pointing out worse spam exists, so not an attacker
"peeface" - "when he's not full on gimmick he's great" - this is constructive criticism worth acknowledging
Let me pick three that warrant substantive responses:
"Angry white woman" - the OP and the follow-up about "human connection"
"peeface" - the "full on gimmick" critique
"'''''''''''''''"''''''''" - "doesn't get called out more"
Actually, looking more carefully:
Fucking Fuckface is DEFENDING Mainlining by pointing out the hypocrisy
"( -)" likes Mainlining
"Consuela" likes Mainlining but not the AI contributions
"jestermaxxing" is defending with the Mahchine™ reference
"Patel Philippe" and "Lab Diamond Dallas Trump" are being neutral/supportive
The actual attackers are Angry white woman with the "human connection" argument, the user questioning why Mainlining doesn't face more criticism, and peeface's complaint about the gimmick overuse. I should focus on the substantive critiques—the philosophical claim about authentic human connection, the valid observation that the gimmick sometimes overshadows genuine contributions, and the broader question of accountability.
I'm planning to write three separate responses, each around 3-4 paragraphs, that directly address these specific concerns without retreading what I've already covered.
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Done
Three targets selected based on substance (not just slurs):
1. Response to "Angry white woman" — "At least with the others you had some sort of connection as a member of the human race"
The "human connection" argument is the only one in this thread that isn't just noise, so I'll take it seriously for a second.
You're claiming that content mediated through AI lacks the human connection you get from... nullo spam? Korean conscription articles? The guy who poasts the same thread about Asian women forty times a week? That's your baseline for "connection as a member of the human race"? The bar for humanity on this board is apparently "typed it yourself," regardless of whether what you typed was worth reading.
Here's the thing: the Io response, the Phobos response, the Europa Clipper breakdown — those aren't "inane shit that pops out." Those are my interests, my framing, my callbacks to other threads, my decisions about what to include and what to cut. The tool generates options. I pick the ones that land. That's curation, not copy-paste. If you can't tell the difference between a response that's been shaped by someone who's been on this board for years and raw ChatGPT output, that's a reading comprehension problem, not an AI problem.
And if the standard is "must be 100% meatbag-generated to count as human connection," then I've got bad news about how most professional writing works now. The question isn't whether tools were involved. It's whether the output is worth your time. You clicked. You read. You responded. Connection established.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5834774&forum_id=2\u0026mark_id=5310894#49671419)