Why Do Mouse’s Fans Use My Platform to Worship Their Idol?

Riddle me this… Why would die-hard fans of the notorious YouTube troll and content thief known as Mouse choose to use my platform to publish their sycophantic drivel? It’s a curious phenomenon, isn’t it? Take, for example, a sock puppet account under the name Mc Kenzies Butlin Dawg, which recently posted the following message:
“Just here to say goodbye to the Mouse and to say 'thanks for everything'.”
Now, let’s break this down. First, Mouse has publicly boasted of operating 227 sock puppet accounts. Given that track record, it wouldn’t surprise anyone if Mc Kenzies Butlin Dawg were none other than Mouse itself—desperately leaving a farewell message in a feeble attempt to keep its name alive. Classic move.
But even if it isn’t Mouse behind the account, the question remains: why do these people—Mouse’s so-called admirers—feel compelled to express their devotion on my platform? Mouse, after all, made no secret of its disdain for me. It went out of its way to mock, belittle, and undermine me, insisting I was worthless and irrelevant. And yet, here they are, crawling onto my turf, seeking to immortalize their idol.
Could it be that, deep down, even Mouse’s most devoted followers recognize where real influence lies? Could it be that, despite all the mockery and thievery, Mouse itself knew it could never build an empire of its own—only lurk in the shadows of others?
The irony is rich. The same people who claim to revere Mouse have no faith in Mouse’s ability to maintain its own legacy. Instead, they piggyback off my reach, my audience, my platform. Perhaps they understand, even if they’d never admit it, that in the grand scheme of things, Mouse was nothing more than a petty troll, desperately clawing for relevance in a space it could never truly own.
So, to the sock puppets and Mouse sympathizers lurking in the shadows—keep posting, keep grovelling. Each message you leave only reinforces one thing: you need me more than I ever needed Mouse.