Flash Crowd! Part Two
Well, I just spent upward of six hours going though the responses left by the friendly trolls, trying to separate the ones I can answer from the ones I cannot, and I the task is beyond me: the trolls were just too numerous.
What I regret as that buried in all that noisome putrefaction, about every fifty or hundred comments or so, was a good comment, one that I either wanted to answer, or one that forced me to change my mind on one of the points brought up.
So, whoever you are out there, you know w
What I regret as that buried in all that noisome putrefaction, about every fifty or hundred comments or so, was a good comment, one that I either wanted to answer, or one that forced me to change my mind on one of the points brought up.
So, whoever you are out there, you know w
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Aug 14, 2009 01:22PM
Opposing bigotry is not trolling your blog. If you post open letters to the world wide web, you have to expect that the public will answer back. And if you spread hate, it's a little disingenuous to be surprised when you get emotionally charged responses from those you called perverts and abominations.
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