> People want to fit in, it's a survival skill. I think you're probably touching the root cause, but it still stands to question how exactly people feel they'r

> People want to fit in, it's a survival skill. I think you're probably touching the root cause, but it still stands to question how exactly people feel they're more fitted by publicly disagreeing with an anonymous person on the internet. I guess it's just a learned action in meatspace that incidentally carries over to the internet where it has no benefit and only detriment? Human behavior is always interesting.