kunst nugget wrote: » Nah, I didn't need to bring up post history. I just remembered it because I thought it was gas that he was so affronted by being blocked by someone on Twitter for his cogent arguments.
the purple tin wrote: » Were those Westboro Baptists trolls or just loonies?
Maxpfizer wrote: » Suuuuuure. *proceeds to take bait* Trolling has evolved a lot over the years but posts and comments that open with things like "are trolls usually male, mostly quite young, very often white and frequently straight" are classic old school trolling. FFS. Probably every 13 year old with access to a computer has at one point used "hey guys, has anyone ever noticed that <insert group you want to trigger> tend to be <insert negative statement>" as their entry level trolling technique. You need to git gud.
alchemist33 wrote: » Have you ever noticed that black guys tend to have names like Carl and white guys tend to have names like Lenny?
Sidebaro wrote: » Is it just me or are trolls usually male, mostly quite young, very often white and frequently straight? At least, that's how they appear from their profiles anyway. I know the straight thing is harder to identify. I'm not on Twitter anymore and I rarely look at the comments on YouTube these days either but it always seemed to be guys that were doing the trolling. Why aren't more women encouraged to follow this online rite of passage? I'm referring to obvious trolling. The 'jury's out' type trolling complicates things because the 'are they trolling or are they revolutionary minds?' debate derails my original point - I've never seen female trolls. I swear I'm not trolling, genuine observation I made and want to see am I right or just some old prejudiced fart.
Maxpfizer wrote: » alchemist33 wrote: » Have you ever noticed that black guys tend to have names like Carl and white guys tend to have names like Lenny? No, I have not noticed that... you racist.
kunst nugget wrote: » Dig deep? Not really, I happened upon the Louise O'Neill a week ago when you were playing the victim after being blocked by someone on Twitter.
Maxpfizer wrote: Don't be too hard on yourself. It was an OK troll attempt. It wasn't a "run rings round a bunch of politicians and become President" level troll job but it was OK. Proud of ya.
Gravelly wrote: Katie Hopkins is the ultimate expression of "anyone who's opinion I don't agree with is a troll" - if she chose to support mass immigration and attack white South Africans, rather than the other way around, she'd be lauded for it (a la Bob Geldof, that Harry Potter woman, and yer man from Sherlock). If Hopkins was really trolling, and only in it for the fame, she'd have done a big public u-turn at some stage, and professed a new-found love for the Calais Kidz, as many a Z lister has done to good effect before her.
pleas advice wrote: » Trolling is a art,
stimpson wrote: » I'm an old black lesbian and I love to troll.
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garbo speaks wrote: » There is no such thing as "trolling"; it's just some snowflake liberals going berserk over a different opinion to their own, so they must label it something.
Thomas__. wrote: » Says it all (about your intentions).
garbo speaks wrote: There is no such thing as "trolling"; it's just some snowflake liberals going berserk over a different opinion to their own, so they must label it something.
garbo speaks wrote: I suppose you are one of these people who claim we have a "rape culture" in Ireland too?
mcmoustache wrote: » In my day, trolling was a bit of an art form. Now it just means "being an assh*le online". It's not all lost though. There's still a few on here who's troll game is pretty good.