My Name is The Lord
2008-11-30, 18:29
As you can see, this is somewhat tldr so go ahead and hit the backspace key if you do not want to read it.
I am afraid that the word "troll" and everyone who uses it to describe another person must be terminated. If you could somehow collect the data of the most popular pieces of information injected in to the internet, I am certain "troll" would be at the top of the list.
Why, O Lord; must they misuse and tatter this word? This word has got to be the most misused, abused rather, in the English language (www dialect).
Why? Let's get a few things straight.
Ninety-nine percent of those using the internet right now are shit for brains, hollowskull drooling-on-the-keyboard retards.
Because of this, no one is open to any new ideas.
Everyone is insecure about their intelligence and their reputation online.
Man has an instinct to survive, to dominate, to persevere. When you throw the above at him it is only a matter of what he will choose to defend himself with. "Troll" is to the internet what frivolous lawsuits are to the litigious society we live in; it simply a defense mechanism. The word "troll" is really grand for those who have a hard time understanding things on their own because it is an equalizer; if you do not understand something and you are too insecure to risk your reputation as a know-it-all by asking a question, you can just resort to troll and the uneducated victim of that foulcall will explain themselves.
People call "troll" when they aren't even being addressed.
People call "troll" when they find something they do not understand.
People call "troll" when their reputation online is at stake.
People call "troll" for pretty much any reason at all.
No one intelligent uses this word often. I have never seen it happen and I highly doubt it ever will.
I'm sure that this is not the first rant on the internet about this pandemic. It's a "minority meme" to complain about it, one of those things a few intelligent people create on the internet that stagnates for a while before maggots actually come to feed on it and it ends up going big. I'm certain one day most of the internet will have imitated this mindset but they will never duplicate it, a new word will be put in the place of troll and a new meme will arise that are absolutely deplorable. And that is the nature of man; all they do is imitate and reassure until they come to the conclusion that who they are and what they do is "theirs" or "legit". Totally insecure; a complete foulbeing.
And this was never a problem until 4chan went big. 4chan used to be cool; but now that everyone found out about it (and thus many people found out about troll, moved to &t, had a worthless friend that directed them to &t, etc) it is one of the most despicable websites on the internet. 4chan should be a revered example of what happens when populace whores itself out for volume over intensity. I hope registration is closed on &t soon.
I am afraid that the word "troll" and everyone who uses it to describe another person must be terminated. If you could somehow collect the data of the most popular pieces of information injected in to the internet, I am certain "troll" would be at the top of the list.
Why, O Lord; must they misuse and tatter this word? This word has got to be the most misused, abused rather, in the English language (www dialect).
Why? Let's get a few things straight.
Ninety-nine percent of those using the internet right now are shit for brains, hollowskull drooling-on-the-keyboard retards.
Because of this, no one is open to any new ideas.
Everyone is insecure about their intelligence and their reputation online.
Man has an instinct to survive, to dominate, to persevere. When you throw the above at him it is only a matter of what he will choose to defend himself with. "Troll" is to the internet what frivolous lawsuits are to the litigious society we live in; it simply a defense mechanism. The word "troll" is really grand for those who have a hard time understanding things on their own because it is an equalizer; if you do not understand something and you are too insecure to risk your reputation as a know-it-all by asking a question, you can just resort to troll and the uneducated victim of that foulcall will explain themselves.
People call "troll" when they aren't even being addressed.
People call "troll" when they find something they do not understand.
People call "troll" when their reputation online is at stake.
People call "troll" for pretty much any reason at all.
No one intelligent uses this word often. I have never seen it happen and I highly doubt it ever will.
I'm sure that this is not the first rant on the internet about this pandemic. It's a "minority meme" to complain about it, one of those things a few intelligent people create on the internet that stagnates for a while before maggots actually come to feed on it and it ends up going big. I'm certain one day most of the internet will have imitated this mindset but they will never duplicate it, a new word will be put in the place of troll and a new meme will arise that are absolutely deplorable. And that is the nature of man; all they do is imitate and reassure until they come to the conclusion that who they are and what they do is "theirs" or "legit". Totally insecure; a complete foulbeing.
And this was never a problem until 4chan went big. 4chan used to be cool; but now that everyone found out about it (and thus many people found out about troll, moved to &t, had a worthless friend that directed them to &t, etc) it is one of the most despicable websites on the internet. 4chan should be a revered example of what happens when populace whores itself out for volume over intensity. I hope registration is closed on &t soon.