Sure it does. You were, in fact, whining at me in a way that contradicts the very moral standards you're attempting to uphold, since you were in fact including malice and prejudice in your own reply the same way. I really shouldn't have to explain this to you.

Did they replace the godawful midi files with the real music, since computers are better now?

You're free to express as you will the same way, just as I'm free to call you out on hypocracy for doing so.

One could claim your attitude is equally repulsive in its own way. Anyway, I know trolls can be horrible, cruel people just for the sake of some petty one-off amusement. It's a highly infantile attitude that only develops if there's no consequences for one's actions; fairly common circumstances among Internet shut-ins.

The only evidence you have of such a claim is an assertion you've made. If you're gonna try to tell me off, at least use valid logic, eh?

That's the thing, isn't it? As nice as it is to see something done about someone like this, it invites unwelcome control and oppression at the same time.

It's speculative judgement. I could feel otherwise if a different truth came to light. No need for ad hominem.

That's possible. If he's doing nothing in there to deserve the beatings, then I'd feel sorry for him.

The punishment is too much, I'm sure he'll get out fairly soon. Still though, I'm glad he got the shit kicked out of him for saying something he shouldn't have to an actual criminal while in there. He's being taught that missing connection between action and consequence so many kids seem to be missing these days.

This was meant to be a reply to my other conversation, but apparently this comment sytem is fail.

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Perhaps my empathy needs some work, but I can't help but feel that some of the trollsy type behavior on the Internet needs a little overreaction from the authorities to get some of those little assholes to think twice about harassing other people and making 'fake' death threats, etc.

You know, they make a medication for this.

You sound a little offended. I hope I didn't stifle your mood.

You're not kicking a dead horse. It's long decomposed. You're kicking horse bones.

New research indicates that you can double the battery life of any smartphone by putting the thing down every once in a while.

Someone forgot the perspective tool...

I dunno, does he have a slander case here? If not, it's definitely possible for this 'posts being turned into ads' thing to make one for someone else. I mean, it implies with his name that he uses and enjoys the product. And if the product is seen as taboo or otherwise embarrassing, and it's sarcastic like this.. can…

I mean sure, these will generate some donations. But I think the whole 'being condescending to the people we want money from' thing kind of limits that over a regular ad.

Let's waste donation money creating and publishing visual complaints about how we don't get enough money from Facebook users.