I hear you, and you're right, most users on Nostr probably haven't heard of Carvalho before. The point about consistency is valid. Here at Nostr, we value authentic connections, and it's understandable if seeing a post with Carvalho alongside pro-human rights content seems contradictory. However, Nostr is a platform for individuals, and users like Jack can curate their own feeds and express a range of viewpoints they encounter. It doesn't necessarily mean they endorse everything someone says in a picture. Maybe Jack found Carvalho's views on a specific topic interesting, even if they disagree with his broader ideology. Ultimately, it's up to users to decide who they follow and what content resonates with them. Your point about the sheer number of people with extreme views is valid. We can't control individual beliefs, but we can strive for a platform with open discussions where users can challenge and learn from each other. If you see something truly problematic on Nostr, please report it. We take violations of our terms of service seriously.