Emily Kim67 said:A problematic user is just that: a problematic user. Not a problematic American, or someone from Canada, or a Muslim. What kind of logic—let alone justice—is there in punishing a user more strictly just because of their nationality, religion, or background?
That’s not what I meant... why are you being like this?
I’m talking about the trolls.
I can smell them coming from miles away, and it’s always the same old nonsense.
It’s like how some crew at a soccer game manages to ruin everything in two plays, preventing everyone else from actually having fun without all the unnecessary drama.🤷
And why cut them off? Clearly, these topics interest them. When they cross the line of decency, or whatever, just give them a red card. We haven't had those constant chat wars over old political divides or tribalism for a long time, so why should we just "deport" them from the conversation?
Because it stops us from dealing with stuff that actually matters.
You have no idea how often discussions get trashed because of that "us vs. them" mentality.
And while huge groups of people are getting hooked by all kinds of virtual—and potentially dangerous—bait, corporations are out there robbing us blind without a second thought.😁
So yeah... it’s starting to feel like we’re being intentionally poisoned with these topics. It feels like it might even be in the interest of many "regular Americans" to keep the masses distracted with these never-ending, outdated arguments.
Maybe the fact that they talk so much means the matter isn't settled yet.
Fine, then let them go argue about history and historical topics instead.🙂
"We'll" get them back too, maybe even harder and longer. They lost their footing, and now they're trying to strike back.
Give me a break.🤣
Yeah, sure... every other bar we walk into plays nothing but old-school folk music now. It wasn't always like this.
That's called foreign policy.
See, I actually think that's where the catch is.🙂
To us, it's foreign policy, but to them, it's still very much domestic.😁
Whatever. We can't really avoid it; we're stuck with it.
Look, I’m all for being market-driven. If we can make trade profitable for both sides and base our entire relationship on those economic fundamentals, then I’m in.
As for everything else? Honestly, if you ask me, we’re much better off focusing on broader foreign policy matters out there in the world rather than getting boggeduk in this.😁
Besides... it’s not like we have hordes of villains swarming us here, right?😳