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I asked questions and was not trying to provoke hostility. I explained my thought process. I would like to understand those who find Trump and Musk comical.
by whoitwas 2y ago
I asked questions and was not trying to provoke hostility. I explained my thought process. I would like to understand those who find Trump and Musk comical.
- akimbostrawman 2y agoand I answered by pointing at a mirror while you continue to clutch your pearls. To write it out for you. It is comically because even a vague statement (like mine) which could be interpreted positively brought on a vicious reaction (like yours). At this point somebody could compliment musks (or trumps which wasn't even part of the discussion) lawn and someone would jump out of the woodworks that they are small brained, childish and also supports supposed bullying.
- whoitwas 2y agoOkay. Then, I was correct in my initial assertion. There's something that compels you to enjoy cruelty or suffering of others and I'd like to understand what that is. The best explanation I can deduce is that the person who enjoys suffering or finds it comical is typically miserable. I didn't react in any sort of mean or cruel way. I'm asking questions and trying to understand context. I'm out of the loop here because I try to avoid bullies IRL.
- akimbostrawman 2y agoGreat deflection after calling me small brained and cruel for disagreeing with you online. It truly must be a cruel world if that's how you see simple disagreements. I hope you mature further to better handle other opinions instead of this thinly veiled posturing.
- whoitwas 2y agoI appreciate you trying to help me understand. Thanks. I didn't mean to insult you. I only wanted to ask if you were young, because in my experience children are the most cruel. I never called you small brained. Just trying to understand what compels people to enjoy the misery of others. That's all.
- fsflover 2y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schadenfreude https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schadenfreude In this particular case, it's the "justice", which is the driving force behind.