>it's not always easy to try and take an objective look at heated messages when you, yourself, have an emotional attachment to the subject You're making a lot

>it's not always easy to try and take an objective look at heated messages when you, yourself, have an emotional attachment to the subject You're making a lot of assumptions, and none of them are true. I have no emotional attachment to fan drawings of cartoons I've never seen, or the shirt Kanye was wearing at a gas station, or what some politician I've never heard of in a country I've never been to said about home mail delivery or something equally trivial. Nor do I ever post on Twitter. I don't even have an account. But my eye twitches whenever "somebody said a thing on Twitter" somehow becomes news, or a trending topic, or a witch-hunt, or a cause, or a boycott. Twitter is a wasteland of hashtags and horseshit, devoid of anything resembling meaningful human interaction.