- #1. Every community has a "bad" side to it and many people will tend to just use them as scapegoats whenever there is any negative publicity brought to the fandom. As to whether they deserve it, it depends. If they had purposely tried to deface or slander the community, then they deserved to be shunned. If it was accidental or unintentional and the media chose to exaggerate it as the norm of the community, then you should blame them. One person/group's actions should not reflect the behavior of the entire community.
- #2. If you mean "content" as "artworks", then no. Bestiality is the action of sexual intercourse between a person and an animal. If a bunch of drawn pixels on a screen or lines & colours on a piece of paper is considered to be bestiality, I would burn everything I have and move into the wild. However, legal-wise, it all comes down to how your country defines its obscenity laws and freedom of expression.
- #3. Anything can be a fetish. A fandom is a community; a fetish is someone's sexual desire towards a particular thing. You can either have a fetish for it, or not. As for discrimination, you will have to ask yourself the question again. Should the fandom be discriminated because of one person/group's interest?
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