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Again, you seem to constantly be projecting your opinions as being the opinions of everyone. >That is the actual social contract of throwaway accounts, and the

Again, you seem to constantly be projecting your opinions as being the opinions of everyone. >That is the actual social contract of throwaway accounts, and they're tolerated insomuch as people just use userscripts to mute them out most of the time. I love reading comments from throwaway accounts because I feel like you're getting a genuine opinion that someone is too afraid to share on their main account. And those opinions are the most interesting to me. >No one should feel bad when they're banned. I bet this sort of casual dismissiveness wouldn't fly with you if the authors were anonymous genderqueers.

KirinDave 9y ago
> I love reading comments from throwaway accounts because I feel like you're getting a genuine opinion that someone is too afraid to share on their main account. And those opinions are the most interesting to me. I hate them because they're often people spewing ideas they're too cowardly to own. If you feel discriminated against for being slightly conservative, imagine how I feel being an atheist genderqueer. We are unpopular creatures. > I bet this sort of casual dismissiveness wouldn't fly with you if the authors were anonymous genderqueers. It happens all the time. I challenge you to find me complaining about it even once. Throwaway accounts are throwaway.
kazinator 9y ago
> I love reading comments from throwaway accounts because I feel like you're getting a genuine opinion that someone is too afraid to share on their main account. And those opinions are the most interesting to me. Yet, you are here rather than on Usenet or 4Chan or whatever.