My little pony and the "Brony" fandom is bad and a menace

I am a "logical hater". As such I am against MLP:FIM and am going to prove that this show and the Bronies are not all that they seem to be. I am going to start off with what I have come to know about MLP from the past few years since I found out about it and the "Brony" phenomenon. My little pony first started off in the 1980's. This first installment of the show was just called "My little pony" and was the first and last series to have actual humans as characters in the show. This is also known as "G1" or Generation 1. Late on the second installment called "My little pony tales" came into being. This installment had no humans, but the ponies lived in a world with stuff that were created by humans (cars and the like). This was known as "G2". The 3rd installment called "G3.5", due to its DVD only released, was the first series to be created in the software program "Flash". Flash forward to now. Hasbro started to notice that their big girl show show wasn't getting to girls it was created to get. Hasbro realized they needed to completely revamp the series if it was to survive. The fourth and newest installment, G4, of MLP was given to Lauren Faust. A person who WORKED ON (Not created) various popular Cartoon networks shows such as Foster's home for imaginary friends and on bits and pieces of other shows. This was to be Faust's first original and solo project in that she was to create everything and not just work on certain areas of this show. Hasbro hired her and gave her a guideline that she was to follow. This is the what she created. The series first two episodes was about the sister princesses ruling over the magical land of Equestria. By the end of the first episode you start to notice a change in attitude from Luna. This change becomes more apparent in the second episode. Half way through the second episode Luna has become twisted. She refused to allow night, which is what she controlled,to come to an end. Her sister, Celestia, is forced to use a power known as the elements of harmony on her and she is banished to the moon. The third episode of the series takes place one-thousand years later. New characters are introduced to us. Twilight Sparkle and her assistant Spike the dragon. She discovers this mystery and tries to warn her teacher, Princess Celestia, of the upcoming problem. Luna, now Nightmare Moon, was going to escape her banishment and return to create eternal night. Twilight's warning goes ignored as Celestia thinks that a upcoming celebration is more important than her student's warning. Twilight is sent to Ponyville and is make sure all the ponies working on this event are going to finish on time. Here is where we meet the new cast. Rainbow Dash, Fluttershy, Applejack, Pinkie Pie, and finally Rarity. They all have different personalities that seem pretty realistic and identifiable. At the end of episode three Twilight's warning comes true and Nightmare Moon escapes and vows to make night last forever. In episode four, we see Twilight and her new "friends" embarking on a quest to save the land. This is accomplished by the Twilight figure out that she and her new found friends are, in fact, the fabled Elements of Harmony. They defeat Nightmare and she realized her mistakes. A happy ending for all as Twilight is allowed to stay in Ponyville with her new friends and Luna and Celestia are once again united. Through out the rest of the 30 episodes of season one we get a small arc known as the "Grand Galloping Gala" and "slice of life" episodes. We learn quite a bit about the characters such as Applejack parents are dead and a new character named Scoot-a-loo is unable to fly, Either from a birth defect or from some sort of illness she got when she was born. The best episode by far is the one where Applejack and Rainbow Dash are in a forest and they find a young pony with sticks attached to his head. He was abandoned by his true parents as a newborn and deer found him and raised him as their own. This ep is amazing due to the "Nature vs Nurture" argument. Applejack believes they should "leave well enough alone" and Rainbowdash believes this pony should be with his true parents and the rest of his pony kind. This really does sound like a great family friendly series right? No it doesn't because everything I just said pretty much never happened. It was what Faust originally wanted. This is what she would have created if it weren't for the guidelines Hasbro put in place for her to follow. When she started to try doing her own thing Hasbro put a stop to it for the most part leaving us with the show that we have before us today. Faust left the series after the first season due to Hasbro "stifling my creativity". While she did become the shows "creative adviser" or something like that she completely left the series before the "derpy hooves" fiasco. Somehow though, even with all of these great family friend ideas removed or covered up the show My little Pony: friendship is magic gained a following. A huge one at that. Bronies, as they became to be called, claimed this new show was a masterpiece. A family friendly show that was better than most anything out there during the current time. It has great animation, voices, stories, and characters. Bronies slowly grew over the past few years. The "infested" the Internet like a virus. They have gained so much attention that they have been in the media various times. Just about anyone knows what a brony is. They believe in principles of the show, and believe in "love and tolerance". Whenever they were trolled or hated on they would use the "Lauren Faust defense". This is a bronies perfect defense against anyone saying that they are "unmanly" for watching a girls show. Lauren Faust said it herself. "I didn't create a girls show, I created a show for families. It only makes sense that adult male viewers would also like the show". Bronies are said to be a wide spectrum of people, usually males, from ages ranging from 10-50+ years old. They create works of "art" (fan or otherwise), music, and various other projects (like games). They are said to help people as well. Donating to charity and befriending the kid sitting alone. Truly Bronies sound like the "fandom" to be apart of. The series is "great", it's backed by the creators and the voice actors, and even some big name semi-famous people are bronies or like bronies such as Andrew W.K (musical artist and host of "DESTROY build DESTROY") and Gabe Newell who owns the game company Valve. Yes what can one say about bronies that hasn't already been said tons of times before? Bronies and their show really don't seem all that bad now right? Well they wouldn't be if, again, most of that was true. While what I just typed isn't 100% false there is more to it than what meets the eyes (and ears). My little pony and the resulting bronies are a menace to society because unlike other fandoms they take everything way too far. You could say that every fandom has its share of "rabid" fans and this is true. The thing is rabid fans of any other fandom don't even compare to that of rabid and even non-rabid fans of the MLP fandom. I have never seen the "Whovian" fans, "trekkies(trekkers), Starwars fans, "Twihards", Harry potter fans, "avatards", "Cheese heads" or any fandom you can name/think of go to the lengths that bronies have in the MLP fandom. Bronies started a kick started called "the brony thank you project" which was for a commercial to air on "The hub" (Hasbro's official tv network). This commercial was created to thank the creators of the show. While that isn't bad, that fact again goes back to no other fandom has done this and I am pretty sure they feel just as strongly for their fandoms as bronies. Bronies have also made sure that their sure is usually rated "No.1" on any site that has polling. TV.com and IMDB are good examples of this. For the past two years in a row Bronies have made sure that MLP was the "animated show of the year" on TV.com by going as so far as to make hacks that will all them to cheat the multiple voting system. MLP was well on its way to being number one on IMDB top TV shows of all time and made it to as far as 20th place before IMDB changed the way their voting system works. I seriously doubt there was ever a time where a bunch of Trekkies have attempted something as stupid as that. Bronies also like to believe that because they are bronies and belong to the fandom that entitles them making a profit of the show because they feel that Hasbro has dropped the ball when it comes to stuff like plush toys, games, and various other stuff. There have been several instances where Hasbro had to issue Cease and Desist orders because bronies overstepped their boundaries. Some of these include the game "mane 6" a fan made fighting game and the newest one "Button mash adventures". While you can argue that some of these fall under parody law and what not the fact is that these are instances where bronies seem to believe that can take something to the limits and beyond of what they should be able to do and what they can do. Bronies delusions don't stop there. The keep failing to comprehend that they are hurting Hasbro's image as well as their own by continually doing these things. They think just because specialty stores such as "Spencers" or "Hot Topic" sell mlp merchandise that they means Hasbro is giving them the good to do whatever they want to do.