Let the devil speak the truth.
Yes, I’m not in denial. I’ve mocked, I’ve used satire — that’s always been my way of responding to absurdity. But let’s not be selective in our moral outrage. Because abuse is never a one-way street. When emotions run high, people lash out — both sides. So let’s quit the act of playing judge, jury, and saint.
You want to bring screenshots? Go ahead. But screenshots without context are like a half-written story. Until you hear both sides, all you're doing is painting a biased picture.
And let me ask — what’s so wrong if I speak respectfully to moderators? Does that instantly make it a conspiracy? Or is it just your own insecurity talking?
What you call “bias,” I call mutual respect. I've been open about who I am and what I stand for since the day I joined ZoZo. I share thoughts with moderators because we have common interests — in fact, I knew both before they even got their badges. That’s not favoritism — it’s just real, organic interaction. You think everything revolves around power and ego because that’s the lens you choose to wear.
To those crying wolf — where were you when vulgar slurs, sexist remarks, and caste-based filth were being hurled at me? Don’t act like victims now when you were silent back then. Don't pretend to be morally superior when you yourselves engaged in group ganging and name-calling.
Let me also clear the air on another thing — I’ve been kicked, muted, banned multiple times. I didn’t cry victim, I didn’t run to the forum screaming injustice. I took it. But when bans are handed without hearing my side, when bias starts replacing judgment, that’s when I speak up. That’s when I return — not out of defiance, but because I deserve a voice too.
Coming to the tantrums about moderators — tell me this: is it wrong for a moderator to be kind? To be human? Or is your real problem the fact that they didn’t conform to your personal opinions?
You talk of unfairness, but where were your complaints when people made ugly assumptions, dragged my name into imaginary romantic links, and started vile gossip? You’re angry not because of bias — you’re angry because your vendetta failed.
Let me ask this directly — were you this fired up when I was the target? When I was being slandered? Or did you enjoy that spectacle because it didn’t affect your comfort zone?
And yes — I’ve come in guest IDs. So have you. So have most of you screaming here. Don’t wear that self-righteous badge now and pretend you’re holier than thou.
Now, about moderation: do you think I’ve never been punished? Think again. I’ve faced the brunt. I’ve also been warned and guided by staff like @Kannaa and @Witcher, who I respect deeply. And when they did, I responded with logic — not personal attacks.
And don’t think I’ve forgotten how you all turn invisible when administrators are present — because you know you can’t twist the system then. You only target moderators because you think they’re the “easier” ones to pull down. Don’t talk of “integrity” when your activism only kicks in when it suits your bias.
You think I'm here to collect points or fight for badges? Please. I don’t give a damn about digital clout. I’m here because I’ve built real conversations, discussed ideas, shared perspectives, and found genuine people I vibe with.
But of course — some of you won’t see that. Because you’ve already decided that I’m the villain in your made-up narrative.
I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again — there are two sides to every story, and you don’t own the copyright on truth.
And if I am to be judged, let me be judged with context, not convenient screenshots, not group politics, and certainly not personal vendettas.
If you want to talk fairness — then practice it first.
If you want to talk rights — then also talk responsibilities.
Because this isn’t just about me. This is about how selective you are with your outrage, how quick you are to vilify when someone refuses to kneel, and how conveniently you forget that you were once the same — just on the other side of the wall.
I’m done explaining myself. I’ll continue to speak when I must, and I will never be silenced by noise masquerading as morality...........
Don’t delete this post. Don’t try to gag me. Let it stay. Let it resonate. @AASHVATHKANNA and other staff @Aphrodite @Hades
This isn’t a people’s court where mob opinions pass judgment. I’m not here to win a popularity contest — I’m simply speaking up. Because silence only empowers the wolves in sheep’s clothing, and I refuse to be a bystander any longer.
For once, just listen to my voice — not filtered through gossip, not twisted through screenshots — but straight from the horse’s mouth.
Yes, I’m the one you’ve branded the “devil,” the “villain.” Fine — so be it. But even the so-called devil deserves to be heard.
You’ve all formed your stories. Now hear mine.
Because truth has two sides, and justice can never be served if only one is allowed to speak.
Yes, I’m not in denial. I’ve mocked, I’ve used satire — that’s always been my way of responding to absurdity. But let’s not be selective in our moral outrage. Because abuse is never a one-way street. When emotions run high, people lash out — both sides. So let’s quit the act of playing judge, jury, and saint.
You want to bring screenshots? Go ahead. But screenshots without context are like a half-written story. Until you hear both sides, all you're doing is painting a biased picture.
And let me ask — what’s so wrong if I speak respectfully to moderators? Does that instantly make it a conspiracy? Or is it just your own insecurity talking?
What you call “bias,” I call mutual respect. I've been open about who I am and what I stand for since the day I joined ZoZo. I share thoughts with moderators because we have common interests — in fact, I knew both before they even got their badges. That’s not favoritism — it’s just real, organic interaction. You think everything revolves around power and ego because that’s the lens you choose to wear.
To those crying wolf — where were you when vulgar slurs, sexist remarks, and caste-based filth were being hurled at me? Don’t act like victims now when you were silent back then. Don't pretend to be morally superior when you yourselves engaged in group ganging and name-calling.
Let me also clear the air on another thing — I’ve been kicked, muted, banned multiple times. I didn’t cry victim, I didn’t run to the forum screaming injustice. I took it. But when bans are handed without hearing my side, when bias starts replacing judgment, that’s when I speak up. That’s when I return — not out of defiance, but because I deserve a voice too.
Coming to the tantrums about moderators — tell me this: is it wrong for a moderator to be kind? To be human? Or is your real problem the fact that they didn’t conform to your personal opinions?
You talk of unfairness, but where were your complaints when people made ugly assumptions, dragged my name into imaginary romantic links, and started vile gossip? You’re angry not because of bias — you’re angry because your vendetta failed.
Let me ask this directly — were you this fired up when I was the target? When I was being slandered? Or did you enjoy that spectacle because it didn’t affect your comfort zone?
And yes — I’ve come in guest IDs. So have you. So have most of you screaming here. Don’t wear that self-righteous badge now and pretend you’re holier than thou.
Now, about moderation: do you think I’ve never been punished? Think again. I’ve faced the brunt. I’ve also been warned and guided by staff like @Kannaa and @Witcher, who I respect deeply. And when they did, I responded with logic — not personal attacks.
And don’t think I’ve forgotten how you all turn invisible when administrators are present — because you know you can’t twist the system then. You only target moderators because you think they’re the “easier” ones to pull down. Don’t talk of “integrity” when your activism only kicks in when it suits your bias.
You think I'm here to collect points or fight for badges? Please. I don’t give a damn about digital clout. I’m here because I’ve built real conversations, discussed ideas, shared perspectives, and found genuine people I vibe with.
But of course — some of you won’t see that. Because you’ve already decided that I’m the villain in your made-up narrative.
I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again — there are two sides to every story, and you don’t own the copyright on truth.
And if I am to be judged, let me be judged with context, not convenient screenshots, not group politics, and certainly not personal vendettas.
If you want to talk fairness — then practice it first.
If you want to talk rights — then also talk responsibilities.
Because this isn’t just about me. This is about how selective you are with your outrage, how quick you are to vilify when someone refuses to kneel, and how conveniently you forget that you were once the same — just on the other side of the wall.
I’m done explaining myself. I’ll continue to speak when I must, and I will never be silenced by noise masquerading as morality...........
Don’t delete this post. Don’t try to gag me. Let it stay. Let it resonate. @AASHVATHKANNA and other staff @Aphrodite @Hades
This isn’t a people’s court where mob opinions pass judgment. I’m not here to win a popularity contest — I’m simply speaking up. Because silence only empowers the wolves in sheep’s clothing, and I refuse to be a bystander any longer.
For once, just listen to my voice — not filtered through gossip, not twisted through screenshots — but straight from the horse’s mouth.
Yes, I’m the one you’ve branded the “devil,” the “villain.” Fine — so be it. But even the so-called devil deserves to be heard.
You’ve all formed your stories. Now hear mine.
Because truth has two sides, and justice can never be served if only one is allowed to speak.