You sniveled and whined on r/WhitePeopleTwitter when someone posted about dogs over there. You obviously hate dogs. That's fine--but it doesn't mean other people can't post their dogs.

Your little crusade here has nothing to do with dogs being "off topic" (which is not the case, so long as they are posted with a Vermont context). It has nothing to do with "dogspam" or "rage posting" in response to something you said. Nobody here cares about you enough to do that. People are posting about dogs in Vermont because they have dogs in Vermont, and it is a bit of fun.

I hope people post their Christmas trees next. I don't particularly like Christmas trees, but this kind of thing helps some of us counterbalance the depressing posts about housing costs, high taxes, deaths, murders, and other "newsworthy" topics that are often prevalent here.

I've already said it, but I'll say it again: seek help. When everyone else seems like the problem, the problem is probably you.

Edit: Also, in a recent r/AskReddit thread, you commented: " Dogs are basically just too stupid to know any better, they are also too eager to please and super needy, whereas cats are much smarter, more independent, and a much better judge of people and their behavior." Your entire user history is dedicated to hating dogs. You'll appreciate a snowy photo of Vermont, but if a dog is in the frame, you lose your mind.

I don't make it a habit to look at user histories, but you outwardly project so much malice and ill will toward others that I had to see if you were just trolling on r/vermont. Nope, you are actually obsessed with hating dogs more than most of us are obsessed with loving them.