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Originally Posted by Ahldagor
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She hijacked a time of mourning for personal politics which is rude. Courtesy should be upheld at all times in my book, and she come off as a narcisistic moron because of that. There's an over whelming lack of tact in the youth and politics in general which hinders the development and spreading of positions. A lot likely correlates with internet discussions being the way they are (at a distance) which limits civil debate because that distance brings about a comfort zone that is unrealistic and unreliable. There's also an over whelming cartesian ego in debates now that displays an immaturity more than anything because there's no consideration that their stance is or may be wrong even when presented with contrary evidence. Are you into S&M?
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I am not sure that it is fair to saddle the internet with responsibility for the rigidity of human thought. I think we have the American perversion of individualism to thank for exacerbating it though. When everyone is
entitled to their own opinions, how can any be wrong? I do agree that the internet fosters a greater sense of security (and openness by extension) than we find in the physical world. I am not so sure that is necessarily a bad thing though. As repugnant, uninformed or obtuse as they may be, none of my thoughts would find reception and none of my questions, answers. I do not practice it, I do not like marks. I can see the appeal though. I generally detest being in control, it frustrates me. Suffering also brings a unique perspective to life allowing us to know happiness. I would expect you are quite the opposite?