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To weesin

Von shitnigger - aktualisiert: 5 Jahre, 5 Monate vor - 31 messages

@weesin,

First, I would like to apologize for the slight aimed at your mother; I was not aware that she had passed away. Sincere apologies.

Second, being a former educator and a sociologist (I assume that's what you are, you said, in your own words, that you were a "scholar of sociology and human behavior"), I expected a more level-headed response. Yes, it's true that I am trolling, and yes, I did want to get a rise out of you, but I also expected a modicum of the understanding composure that comes with being around people younger than yourself.

On the topic of your background in sociology, shouldn't you be aware that your very emotional and derisive response is exactly what I wanted from you, as the user above me pointed out? I suppose one might ask, "Is it really too much to ask for a *little* bit of maturity from people?", to which I would answer, yes, very much so. I don't think you have to be a scholar of sociology to know the effect anonymity can have on individuals. For example, I find it incredibly amusing to offend people and watch them bug out. I give into my vices, as there is no real consequence I would have to face. This hope that people on the internet might be 100% amicable would be fine if you're not talking much, but weesin, you are one of the most active people on these forums. You constantly criticize and judge others, putting forth your opinions and making yourself available. This isn't me saying that this should make you a target for all the bad shit the internet has to offer, but I AM saying you should expect someone to eventually come around and test you. Poke at you a little bit. And that's just what I did. But aside from this little gag, I do believe I've been perfectly cordial and helpful in my other comments.

Again, I didn't know your mother passed away, and I really am sorry for the comment I made. But I would venture to say that your response is also uncalled for. There are people with genuine mental illnesses. Several of my friends have checked themselves into hospitals for severe depression. One lost his battle and took his own life. My mother battled with schizophrenia, and largely neglected me from the ages of 3-7. My comment about clapping your mother's cheeks was childish, but it's just as childish of you to lash out with such righteous anger and suggest that I have my brain looked at.

Learn to live and let live, weesin.

I didn't admit to trolling...that's your gig not mine

By boi - posted: 5 Jahre, 5 Monate vor

Wow. This was the most logical logic I've ever heard on KeyHero and it's coming from a troll. Kudos to you.
I agree with everything that you've said on here concerning the actions of @weesin, and how they should act in the future. And because we're on the subject... I'll add onto it.
I agree that @weesin should not expect total maturity on the internet from everyone, and I also agree that @weesin shouldn't lash out whenever they get trolled- especially when, come on- they're not personal insults, they're just trolls.

Similar to this, @weesin, you should try thinking of the internet as walking down a mall. What do you see when you're in a public shopping mall? There are tons of shops to go into. There are people of totally different personalities, appearances, and attitudes. Some of them are wearing outfits that you don't approve of, or are talking about things that you believe to be "idiotic"- while others are wearing outfits you think are perfectly fine and others are discussing things that you think they should be discussing. All in all, some of them are acting the way that you believe they should be acting, and some are not.

While in the mall, you see some civilians wishing each other a Merry Christmas in the middle of may. You think these actions to be idiotic and unnecessary. What do you do? Do you...
a) Go up to them and call them idiots.
b) Do nothing. Why would you call them idiots? You're in a public area. Everyone will stare at you. Some will think of you as a bad person. Nobody with common sense would call such strangers, who you do not know any personal info about, idiots.

Soon, you walk by some little kids who don't know any better, and you think nothing of them. However, they start to call you names, along with the rest of the people walking down the mall. You absolutely do not approve of this, although many other people with common sense know that these kids don't mean it personally and that they're just doing it for their own fun. What do you do? Do you...
a) Go up to them, lash out at them, call them idiots as well as "pests" and "vermin," then tell them to go "play somewhere else."
b) Ignore them. Their comments are not personal AT ALL. Plus, why would you do such a thing to such small children who don't know any better? After all, everyone will stare at you. Option a) would absolutely NOT be the way a mature adult behaves.

Soon, you walk by a random civilians discussing the use of "they." You join in the conversation. One person from the mall walks up to the conversation and gives their input on the subject, but you don't agree with them. What do you do? Do you...
a) Tell them that they need to "read into that subject," call them an idiot, and after they tell you that they did not even need to do some reading into that subject (because they already knew what they said was correct), start getting all fired up and getting into this ridiculously enormous argument about using the term "they" for. No. Reason.
b) Politely say that you believe them to be incorrect, and like average, kind civilians, discuss the matter and figure out a solution, or even just agree to disagree.

Finally, you come across a civilian who goes by what you believe to be an offensive name, but at the same time, who is helping others out around the mall. You do not like their offensive name, so you call them out for it. Soon, that same person makes a comment that wasn't meant to be personal, but inside, you took it as personal (and I don't blame you for taking it as offensive, but that's not the point here). What do you do?
a) Get EXTREMELY fired up, lash out at them, tell them that their brain should be looked at, and proceed to complain about that person to other civilians and involve them in your over-the-top anger.
b) Although you're a little hurt, and nobody blames you for that, ignore it- it was just a comment that wasn't meant to be directed at such a personal point in your life. Because you are a strong and good person, you can move on without making a fuss.

That was just a little (long) visual of the internet for you. What do you think, @weesin? What would YOU choose in these situations, a) or b)? What would the average person on the internet do? What would be the RIGHT thing to do?
Well, none of these situations were made up. They're real situations on KeyHero that I've witnessed (and sometimes, participated in) that YOU have responded to. And in all of these situations, the course YOU chose to take was the a) course- basically lashing out at everyone, making a terrible image of yourself, and getting mad for no reason- so basically doing the exact thing you shouldn't be doing.
Right now, as you storm your way through the mall in your angry, judging manner, although others (including myself) have done it before, 2 civilians are telling you that you're being absolutely ridiculous. So, now, what will you do? What do you think is the right course to take?

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