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Wednesday, 15 November 2017
quote [ Feminists saved the 42nd president of the United States in the 1990s. They were on the wrong side of history; is it finally time to make things right? ]
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kylemcbitch said @ 6:44pm GMT on 15th November
I agree, it's not worth it. These people will shit all over themselves just so we have to smell it. And my point is, ignoring doesn't work. Ignoring it has lead to the election of a troll to our highest office. I don't suspect there is much any can do about it, but I do believe the definition of insanity is trying the same thing over and over and expecting different results. So, excuse me if I don't simply agree that ignoring them is the right answer any more.
As for my own head, I think you are projecting an emotional state on to me I do not have. I am actually amused with this turn of events. You're certainly free to interpret this as his getting to me or my "being owned", but once it was pointed out to me that Fish didn't have the karma to post, I was feeling both scientifically and comedically minded. So far, I find this whole thing hilarious, even your comment to numbers which run directly in the face of what you said here. Lets face it, it's hard to simply ignore hate and ignorance. So why do it? Does ignoring it get us somewhere we were not before?
kylemcbitch said @ 6:45pm GMT on 15th November
I agree, it's not worth it (at least in any sort of serious sense). These people will shit all over themselves just so we have to smell it. And my point is, ignoring doesn't work. Ignoring it has lead to the election of a troll to our highest office. I don't suspect there is much any can do about it, but I do believe the definition of insanity is trying the same thing over and over and expecting different results. So, excuse me if I don't simply agree that ignoring them is the right answer any more.
As for my own head, I think you are projecting an emotional state on to me I do not have. I am actually amused with this turn of events. You're certainly free to interpret this as his getting to me or my "being owned", but once it was pointed out to me that Fish didn't have the karma to post, I was feeling both scientifically and comedically minded. So far, I find this whole thing hilarious, even your comment to numbers which run directly in the face of what you said here. Lets face it, it's hard to simply ignore hate and ignorance. So why do it? Does ignoring it get us somewhere we were not before?
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kylemcbitch said @ 6:44pm GMT on 15th November
I agree, it's not worth it (at least in any sort of serious sense). These people will shit all over themselves just so we have to smell it. And my point is, ignoring doesn't work. Ignoring it has lead to the election of a troll to our highest office. I don't suspect there is much any can do about it, but I do believe the definition of insanity is trying the same thing over and over and expecting different results. So, excuse me if I don't simply agree that ignoring them is the right answer any more.
As for my own head, I think you are projecting an emotional state on to me I do not have. I am actually amused with this turn of events. You're certainly free to interpret this as his getting to me or my "being owned", but once it was pointed out to me that Fish didn't have the karma to post, I was feeling both scientifically and comedically minded. So far, I find this whole thing hilarious, even your comment to numbers which run directly in the face of what you said here. Lets face it, it's hard to simply ignore hate and ignorance. So why do it? Does ignoring it get us somewhere we were not before?
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