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>Or maybe it's the lizard people trying to suppress the truth of q? What purpose does mocking this person's question serve? Do you think you're going to convi
by blhack 6y ago
>Or maybe it's the lizard people trying to suppress the truth of q?
What purpose does mocking this person's question serve? Do you think you're going to convince them of something by making fun of them?
- ezekg 6y agoUnfortunately, I've grown pretty used to it. This year especially is vitriol to anybody that questions the mainstream narrative.
- Rick1 6y agoThat's because "the mainstream" is constantly toxic to non believers. --- How effective are face masks really? There don't seem to be any standards and I'm wondering... CORONA DENIER! CONSPIRACY THEORIST! YOU WANT PEOPLE TO DIE!
- usrusr 6y agoYeah, it surely won't convince OP. But public web discussion answers are rarely only intended for the parent poster. Often there is even a "private message" option for those few that are, all others are for the wider audience as well. If something as mockable as q posturing is left unmocked the impression on third parties can be very different than if it is not and the purpose of the reply is (I assume, not the author) this change.