Back in the YTMND days I was among the "Moon Crew", people who made fads (what we called memes back then) about Moon Man. (The overtly racist version of the Mac Tonight character)

If I had known Moon Man would go on to be a symbol of the Alt Right, I'd have never had anything to do with the character.

Back then the joke was "Lol, Moon Man is completely insane and wacky.", but in more recent Moon Man material the joke changed to "Moon Man is based cause he hates women and minorities." and no one originally involved with how the character was back when he was a staple of YTMND has anything to do with it anymore.

No one actually had any support for the KKK, the chant just sounded funny on the old version of AT&T's text to speech

And when Moon Man was involved in storylines the villains were usually folks like Charles Moonington (An undercover terrorists pretending to be a member of high society) or Goofy Clown Face (an unapologetic pedophile) who were demonstratably worse than Moon Man.

Now when I see the character he's unironically supporting Trump, and actively battling against Sun Man (who in the original canon we made for the character was a self-hating black man who the "Three K Mafia" had to have around due to anti-discrimination laws requiring at least one black guy in the klan)

Moon Man was also shown as being clueless and out of touch with reality, because again, a major part of the character was that he was insane and not meant to be imitated.

It just pisses me off that he became a recruitment tool for Bigoted Movements, when again, he was largely satirical and meant to mock such backwards views. I mean shit, Moon Man's "songs" were largely specifically parodies of and homages to famous rap musicians, that should have been a big clue right there that no one involved with the character's inception actually hated black people. (That's actually how I discovered Tupac, look this was like 15 years ago, I was an edgy teenager back then)

It makes me fully understand the pain Anthony Starr feels when he gets those fan letters about "What a good American Homelander is", or how that guy who wrote that one comic felt when he had to kill off Pepe...