(a) this a very likely young person that we're talking about (b) very likely un- or undereducated compared to you (c) very likely poorer than you, and that's

(a) this a very likely young person that we're talking about (b) very likely un- or undereducated compared to you (c) very likely poorer than you, and that's poorer even if you live in a dorm eating ramen and (d) it's prejudice that I'm commenting on, not your social filters (e) all the evidence points to that, as I said clearly confused and frustrated person, thinking that they just signed into Facebook and wondering why it appeared to them to not work right. Are you saying that you're a bastion of clarity and even temper when you reach an impediment like that. Sure you don't spell bullshitttttt like that. So what? [Edit:] (f) It's people protecting their social values with oppression or prejudice who are quite the malicious danger, aren't they? Exhibit A: Fox News. Not so much computer illiterate youths who use a potty mouth (That is, unless I'm talking to someone who likes oppression too, unlikely but possible, as in, on the Internet, no one knows if you are a dog. ;-) But the really sad part is that lots and lots of other people are prejudiced, and they think that's a good thing. Note that I did not bring into this random correlations to other social injustices, but I ask you to consider all those many many many southern god-fearing americans who love them their prejudices, and think god gave them that right. They are protecting their culture with their social filters too.