The signifigance of Tumblr

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Let's talk about Tumblr, and how we can use it.

>Inb4 "stupid tumblrina lmaaoo quille yerself"

So many people criticize Tumblr without ever even using it. There may only be small enclaves of rationals, but that's all the more reason for you guys to start up a profile and support them. Besides, you already know how all the radicals on there would go into an absolute frenzy if they heard that you guys were beginning to 'migrate' to Tumblr, instead of a short-ass raid. Tumblr is an echo chamber of proportions for the entire snowflake crowd, and that means they aren't used to hiding their true colours on their blogs, but instead proudly boast about it, not thinking there could be any consequences whatsoever. Antifa members and anarchists show their faces, talk openly about their local 'operations' and plan future shenanigans on openly visited tags. I know people from /pol/ love digging up antifa, black bloc etc. identities, and that's why I propose starting to use Tumblr. Extremely damning posts can be found on their blogs, because they're surrounded by nothing but compliant and ideologically aligned followers.

>But you're not anonymous on there
Yes, you are. The blogs that represent you are not linked to anything, and even if they are in some obscure way, Tumblr isn't filled with psychopaths that can pinpoint your location with a single photo of your shoes and a reflection of the skies in a mirror in a picture you took 3 years ago.

>I don't want to be responsible for a blog
It can be intimidating to hear the word 'blog', because it indicates you have to amuse people with it. But the truth is, you don't even have to post a single thing. You don't even have to decorate it with a profile picture. Blogs that are quiet, aren't seen by anyone.

Is there really a reason for you to not start up a profile right now?