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Originally posted by TheObserver
We are supposedly intelligent adults and free thinkers, let's not turn the place into a childrens playground.
Originally posted by Netchicken
Intelligent adults and free thinkers!
Is this pure sarcasm or WHAT?
Originally posted by TheObserver
We are supposedly intelligent adults and free thinkers, let's not turn the place into a childrens playground.
Originally posted by Netchicken
Intelligent adults and free thinkers!
Is this pure sarcasm or WHAT?
Originally posted by CPYKOmega
Netchicken's a troll!!!!
Originally posted by The Vagabond
Hey, a little sarcasm, irony, and dramatic reading of the Riot Act can be a good thing. It's important to have a valid argument supported by facts, but nothing really stops an opponent in his tracks or gives the readers some extra enjoyment like a clever "zing".
Let's keep the debate dignified people!
Hey, a little sarcasm, irony, and dramatic reading of the Riot Act can be a good thing. It's important to have a valid argument supported by facts, but nothing really stops an opponent in his tracks or gives the readers some extra enjoyment like a clever "zing".
Originally posted by gypsyskyes
In my opinion, message boards are cliques. They consist of a few that have power, then there are a few that have the ability to get with the few that have power, (personal friends, same ideas, or maybe suck up well). Newcomers that do not fall into one of the 3 categories mentioned are treated like "fresh meat".
Originally posted by alternateheaven
To believe in something is to give it power, and people fear what they do not understand, so natually they don't want it to have any power, so they tear down that idea, debunk it irregardless of evidence purely so they feel less akward about it.
Originally posted by RANT
There are three types of people in any on-line community: Those that can get their point across and those that can't.