Anti-Pokémon used to be fun.  We used to hang around in the boardrooms, chasing off Pokémon fans that would come in and decide to throw a hissy-fit about somebody making a page against something they like.  The masses kept getting more and more disgruntled, until one day, several new clubs came out.  Those clubs were the Anti-Anti-Pokémon clubs.
     The current Anti-Anti-Pokémon movement consists of oversensitive children who are sickened by pages with gory pictures of Pokémon being obliterated.  They have set up websites dedicated to shutting down the webpages of those who hate Pokémon.  Some of these pages, such as Stop Anti-Pokémon, are very big and full of crap.
     First of all, most of them think that we are a bunch of Gothic, twisted, evil, zero-lived, disgruntled teenagers who have to release their suicidal anger onto a kid's game like Pokémon.  They base most of their opinions on stereotype, and basically, if you hate Pokémon, you do not deserve to live.  In fact, some of them say that you need to die and go to Hell.  They also think that you are doing something illegal by making an Anti-Pokémon webpage.  Well, go read THIS PAGE for an explanation of why our pages aren't illegal.
     Second, AAP is a very large call for censorship of the Internet.  They are worried about children entering such a site with blood, gore, violence, and cursing.  Well, it's the child's parents who decide what their kids can see, and not Nintendo or the Web Police.
     In conclusion, I have utter contempt for the AAP movement, because they say things about me as a person that aren't true, and they threaten my very right to free speech.  Here are a few links to AAP pages, most of which are dead.  Please tell them that 24-X sent you.

Team Anti-Anti-Pokémon (TAAP):  This page is dead, and the person who ran it is now a Poké-hater, but you can still see the pathetic-ness of this page.

Stop Anti-Pokémon (SAP):  This is the biggest AAP site there is as far as I know.  The members are composed of children ages 7 through 12, and the webmaster, ChenoeVenusaur, has a penchant for editing messages in her message board constantly.

Equal Rights For Pokémon:  I hear that this page is gone now.  Excellent.

Community Against The Fans League Against Pokémon (CATFLAP): This is just terribly pathetic.  'Nuff said.

Daniel's Anti-Anti-Pokémon (DAAP):  DAAP isn't dead, but it is very inactive.  The members show up in the boardrooms about twice a month, if that, and all they do is talk about their "next plan".  These guys are all talk, but in reality they have done nothing whatsoever to stop Anti-Pokémon.

Pokémon Lovers Against Anti-Pokémon Sites (PLAAPS):  Dead.