RE: RE: Trolling is Now Considered Political Discourse
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RE: Trolling is Now Considered Political Discourse

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I've been a blogger going on better than five years now, have been a moderator on half a dozen sites and for the most part people who troll to instigate get warnings that if not heeded get banned from the site. The object is to get people to discourse with each other in a mannerly way. This process is often used to dispel untruths usually told through bias media whether that be from the right or the left.

You wouldn't believe the number of people who are uninformed of things. Just yesterday on a blog site someone laughed and responded back the next thing you know they'll be accusing Joe Bidens son Hunter of murder after it was noted Hunter Biden has addictions problems. Then I go find the People article where Joe Biden and his wife talk about their son Hunters fight with addiction, and the headline stated such. Now this fellow is much more educated about Hunters addiction and it came straight from his own parents.

Just because you are behind a camera doesn't make it any less excusable that you call people names, like uneducated as you did at the end of the video. Those women aren't uneducated they just have a different political view point then you. Many of your videos you do exactly what you accuse many others of doing, driving people to incitement.

Not everything is perfect, I've seen blogs where everything goes and I agree it can be quite disturbing to watch what unfolds. None the less I have faith that most individuals who participate on sites are sincere and respectful, I have more faith in more of them not to name call then I have in you.

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