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Dear #Ghostbusters community, I think it high time we stop giving voices to our toxic members. I firmly believe the overwhelming members who love Ghostbusters are passionate, talented, and incredibly intelligent individuals. You& #39;re the people who love both horror and humor,
darkness and delight, highbrow and lowbrow comedy. Maybe something in the film scared you into being interested in the supernatural, maybe owning a proton pack was your dream, maybe the combined talents of Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, and Dan Aykroyd made you lifelong fans.
There are a thousand other reasons and media that have brought fans onboard; The Real Ghostbusters, Extreme Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters: The Video Game, Ghostbusters: Answer the Call, hell, maybe even Ghost Busters with Tracy the Ape. Whatever the reason, you& #39;re welcome.
So if you are an influencer in the Ghostbusters community, the official page of a local group, a member, a fan, an advocate for change; I& #39;d like to repeat the words of Dr. Peter Venkman: "My friend, don& #39;t be a jerk."
And let& #39;s stop tolerating the negative culture that is flowing like a river of slime throughout the internet. You don& #39;t have to respond to misogynist criticisms who, after 4 years want to make a debate. You can block anyone you want, delete their comments,
we don& #39;t owe any toxic person the platform to spread their noxious beliefs. Our fandom doesn& #39;t need to tolerate anyone, especially terrible individuals that don& #39;t promote the shear joy we found when we first saw Ghostbusters. #Dontbeajerk @GBNewsdotcom @PositivelyGB
I& #39;m sure I& #39;ve missed so many but please RT
@protoncharging @ATLGhostbusters @GBUniverseNews @GhostbustersNet @ghostbustershq @GhostbustersM @MI_Ghostbusters @GBWiki @gbfans
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