On Jul. 4, 2015, meme was blessed with a brand-new troll, or maybe complete lunatic, who jumped into a Fandom Venting thread with this:
As far as I'm concerned, all kid's movies that anthropomorphize vermin animals and try to make people sympathize with them can go fuck themselves. My job has enough pearl-clutching related obstacles already without soccer moms crawling up my ass about “why humans and Bambi can't just get along :(
The thread didn’t go very far. Unlike the Aug. 9 subthread in Unpopular Opinions, which nearly hit 200 comments, that they kicked off with:
Honestly, I've found children's movies about animals to contribute absolutely nothing of value and I wouldn't be sad to see them phased out. Other children's films can at least bring some moderately useful morals to the table, but anthropomorphizing vermin and farm animals and building film morals around their precious feelings always seems to result in a poorly-researched vegetarian phase, a deliberate child-induced mouse infestation, and in my town's case, a park ranger getting kicked in the shins by an eight-year-old girl while trying to explain the management of overpopulated wild animals to her class.
When laughed at, Disney-Hating Anon — also known as Vermin Hating Anon, Disney Hateboner Nonny, Animal-Hating Anon, and various similar phrases — told another nonny they sounded like ”a city slicker who shops at Whole Foods.“ Elsewhere in the thread they referred to white-tailed deer as ”the festering cancer on American forests“ and spouted right-wing boilerplate about U.S. society having “too much” empathy. Indeed, some nonnies wondered if they were also meme's recurrent GOP troll; another asked, ”Anyone else getting a smoking alpaca/soulbonded to my cat vibe off this nonnie?“ Yet another simply posted the lyrics to ”See My Vest.“
Other appearances of DHA, or parodies thereof:
* Feb. 07, 2016 DHA claims that https://fail-fandomanon.dreamwidth.org/181309.html?thread=986407741#cmt98640 their brother used to shoot hummingbirds, which several nonnies find baffling as well as disturbing because hummingbirds are not generally considered pests.