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On Tue, 16 May 2017 23:20:45 -0500 |
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Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I'm not trolling. I'm asking questions and giving ideas on some |
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> things that could be done better and making personal observations to |
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> back up my thinking. |
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Yeah ... this .... is what I was afraid would happen :) |
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But its been a popular "technique" I've seen since ~2012 wherein people |
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who find other people who they can't reach an agreement with are deemed |
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"trolls", not because they *are* trolls, but because one of the parties |
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gets so emotionally frustrated by the arguments presented, that they |
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perceive the stubborn refusal to "see things my way" to be a deliberate |
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attempt at causing chaos ;) |
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I mean, "they disagree with me, I'm the fountain of knowledge on this |
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planet and I can never be wrong, so they must know this, and are |
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disagreeing with me just to make me unhappy" |
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Orrr something like that :) |
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I've taken to countering by assuming when somebody calls me a troll, |
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that they're saying "you're right, because I don't have the patience to |
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prove you wrong". ( Its probably a little disingenuous, but no more |
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than calling everyone you disagree with a troll ) |
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