He's pretty easy to understand. Bet I can make him cry. Just show him this scene.
"Trolling" implies an intent to draw a specific reaction out of an individual, usually rage.
It's a definition that eludes most of KMC, unfortunately, which is why you see people sling the word around so much here.
So to answer your implied question, no, most of the time I'm not trolling. I'm commenting... with no regard for people's feelings.
You can equate the concept to a TV comedian. Dave Chappelle makes fun of white people on a fairly consistent basis, but does he do so with the intention of hurting white peoples' feelings? No. He just observes silly or stupid things white people do, and comments on it. It might be offensive, but it's not his intention to offend.
Similarly, I see stupid or hypocritical things people say in here and I point it out, usually by parodying it sarcastically or just bluntly calling it what it is. And that's it.
Most of the time I'm aware that what I'm saying has the capacity to be hurtful, but I just don't really care. This is the internet, no one's making you read my posts and there's an ignore button, so my philosophy is: deal with it. One might say that that's rather insensitive, but really, it's easy to be apathetic that way when you consider that most of the people who frequent this thread happen to be biased, blunt assholes themselves, and just don't realize it. Like, I can sit here and talk shit about racist white people all day long and no one cares. But if I make a derogatory comment about feminazi'ism, suddenly people are offended. Why should I tread lightly around hypocrisy?
But, again, knowing that something is offensive, and saying it anyway, and saying something with the intention of offending, are two different things.
Originally posted by RE: Blaxican
"Trolling" implies an intent to draw a specific reaction out of an individual, usually rage.It's a definition that eludes most of KMC, unfortunately, which is why you see people sling the word around so much here.
So to answer your implied question, no, most of the time I'm not trolling. I'm commenting... with no regard for people's feelings.
You can equate the concept to a TV comedian. Dave Chappelle makes fun of white people on a fairly consistent basis, but does he do so with the intention of hurting white peoples' feelings? No. He just observes silly or stupid things white people do, and comments on it. It might be offensive, but it's not his intention to offend.
Similarly, I see stupid or hypocritical things people say in here and I point it out, usually by parodying it sarcastically or just bluntly calling it what it is. And that's it.
Most of the time I'm aware that what I'm saying has the capacity to be hurtful, but I just don't really care. This is the internet, no one's making you read my posts and there's an ignore button, so my philosophy is: deal with it. One might say that that's rather insensitive, but really, it's easy to be apathetic that way when you consider that most of the people who frequent this thread happen to be biased, blunt assholes themselves, and just don't realize it. Like, I can sit here and talk shit about racist white people all day long and no one care. But if I make a derogatory comment about feminazi'ism, suddenly people are offended. Why should I tread lightly around hypocrisy?
But, again, knowing that something is offensive, and saying it anyway, and saying something with the intention of offending, are two different things.
You pretty much hit the nail on the head there. ArtficialGlory is with you.
Long live space race. Long live Molvania.
Originally posted by BloodRain
I still find it weird to see Blax type out deep and insightful texts.
Hahahahahahaha.
I don't really disagree with the concept of what Blax is saying, but let's be honest here: All he is saying is "I say what I feel **** everybody else," only with a more expansive vocabulary.
The way people are talking about him you'd think he just wrote some deep, thought-provoking essay on ball-itch or something.
Originally posted by RE: Blaxican
"Trolling" implies an intent to draw a specific reaction out of an individual, usually rage.It's a definition that eludes most of KMC, unfortunately, which is why you see people sling the word around so much here.
So to answer your implied question, no, most of the time I'm not trolling. I'm commenting... with no regard for people's feelings.
You can equate the concept to a TV comedian. Dave Chappelle makes fun of white people on a fairly consistent basis, but does he do so with the intention of hurting white peoples' feelings? No. He just observes silly or stupid things white people do, and comments on it. It might be offensive, but it's not his intention to offend.
Similarly, I see stupid or hypocritical things people say in here and I point it out, usually by parodying it sarcastically or just bluntly calling it what it is. And that's it.
Most of the time I'm aware that what I'm saying has the capacity to be hurtful, but I just don't really care. This is the internet, no one's making you read my posts and there's an ignore button, so my philosophy is: deal with it. One might say that that's rather insensitive, but really, it's easy to be apathetic that way when you consider that most of the people who frequent this thread happen to be biased, blunt assholes themselves, and just don't realize it. Like, I can sit here and talk shit about racist white people all day long and no one cares. But if I make a derogatory comment about feminazi'ism, suddenly people are offended. Why should I tread lightly around hypocrisy?
But, again, knowing that something is offensive, and saying it anyway, and saying something with the intention of offending, are two different things.
So how is it you are not a troll?
Most of your posts, by your own admission, contain offenses and insults that you’ve decided not to simmer down to just points as you seems to be so proud that you ‘just don’t care’ about the feelings of others. Ergo you’re stirring up peoples feelings and causing anger in the people you are ‘commenting on’.
Perhaps your intention isn’t to anger them…. Maybe. But you clearly make no effort to spare someone’s feelings. If most of your posts are to call out bluntly what you consider to be someone else’s foolishness or to parody it… what, you think you’re just being funny? Hence the comparison to a comedian?
P.S – If no one cares about your speaking stuff about white people why are you so eager to insult women in such a way that we clearly do care about it? Why is that important to you? (since it seems to be)
Yes, I make no effort to spare feelings. I thought I made that abundantly clear in the post; hence, I'm confused why you feel need to pose the statement as if it was an observation.
As for your question here,
P.S – If no one cares about your speaking stuff about white people why are you so eager to insult women in such a way that we clearly do care about it? Why is that important to you? (since it seems to be)
I don't insult women any more than I insult minorities, white people, liberals or anything else, really. You only notice the woman insults because they apply to you more than any of the others... since you're a woman.
In any case, your post is a mess. "So, how are you not a troll?", you ask, you then go ahead to mimic what I already said, that already explains why I'm not a troll. So you posed a question, then answered your own question... ok? And this:
If most of your posts are to call out bluntly what you consider to be someone else's foolishness or to parody it... what, you think you’re just being funny?Does not make any sense as a single train of thought. "most of your posts are to call out bluntly what you consider to be someone else'ss foolishness or to parody it" does not imply that I think I'm funny.