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Post by Seth » Fri Jul 19, 2013 10:18 pm

Hermit wrote:
Audley Strange wrote:So it does become a troll is someone who says something that someone gets upset at.
Once again, I think you are expanding the definition of troll beyond usefulness. Yes, I agree that all of the following have said something that someone gets upset at: the person who pestered that boxer, our own Chuck Jones, Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King. The problem I have is to equate the former two with the latter on the grounds that they said something that someone gets upset at. Your dilution of the meaning of troll renders the term somewhat useless.
That's because it is useless. Worse, it's blame-shifting of the highest order. It's absolutely true that a person is labeled as a troll when he says something that the other person doesn't like and can't get his opponent to admit is (in his opinion) wrong. People who simply hurl insults rather than engaging in substantive discussion, no matter how prickly the subject, are also trolls, and we have a goodly number of them here, mostly rejects from RatSkep who trolled their way to infamy over there.

I've been labeled a troll so often that I now take it as a complimentary sobriquet. I get labeled that way because I defend unpopular positions with absolute dedication and vigor, refusing to admit defeat ever. I annoy people because I take their statements and claims and dissect them literally line-by-line and rebut them in detail. People don't like being flogged in public, so they get angry, make it personal and then call the person a troll.

And it's juvenile blame-shifting because the only reason a person get labeled as a troll is because those who use the label are too ignorant to formulate a rational reply and have too little control of their emotions not to get angry when someone says something they don't like.

It takes two to troll, you see. It takes a person to say something upsetting and provocative, but it also takes a weak mind incapable of self-control even to the extent of simply ignoring a message they find upsetting, and the person who is at fault in this duo is the idiot who can't control his index finger but must instead seek attention and approval for pointing a finger and shouting "Troll! Troll!" When someone says that, it's proof positive that they have run out of reason, ideas and temper and have lost the debate.

It's a form of Godwin's Law I suppose.
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Re: Internet trolls: What to do about the scourge of the Web

Post by Robert_S » Fri Jul 19, 2013 10:52 pm

[quote="Seth"]It takes two to troll, you see. It takes a person to say something upsetting and provocative, but it also takes a weak mind incapable of self-control even to the extent of simply ignoring a message they find upsetting, and the person who is at fault in this duo is the idiot who can't control his index finger but must instead seek attention and approval for pointing a finger and shouting "Troll! Troll!" When someone says that, it's proof positive that they have run out of reason, ideas and temper and have lost the debate.
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It's a sport. It takes two to troll and if someone is saying some shit merely to be provocative and someone else is rising to the bait, the regular guy just trying to have a civil discussion is going to blame them both.

And if there are 50 trollees and 5 trolls, which do you think are easier to get rid of?

You troll. You've admitted you like to piss someone off 'till they lose it. Then the rest of the forum has to deal with discussions going pear shaped. From your perspective you might look like the responsible law abiding one. But from where I sit, you're just another link in the chain. The decisive link in fact.

The reason you can skirt rules is because it's too much bother making and enforcing rules complex and/or subjective enough to deal with trolling consistently.
What I've found with a few discussions I've had lately is this self-satisfaction that people express with their proffessed open mindedness. In realty it ammounts to wilful ignorance and intellectual cowardice as they are choosing to not form any sort of opinion on a particular topic. Basically "I don't know and I'm not going to look at any evidence because I'm quite happy on this fence."
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Post by Daedalus » Fri Jul 19, 2013 11:04 pm

Seth wrote:
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Audley Strange wrote:So it does become a troll is someone who says something that someone gets upset at.
Once again, I think you are expanding the definition of troll beyond usefulness. Yes, I agree that all of the following have said something that someone gets upset at: the person who pestered that boxer, our own Chuck Jones, Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King. The problem I have is to equate the former two with the latter on the grounds that they said something that someone gets upset at. Your dilution of the meaning of troll renders the term somewhat useless.
That's because it is useless. Worse, it's blame-shifting of the highest order. It's absolutely true that a person is labeled as a troll when he says something that the other person doesn't like and can't get his opponent to admit is (in his opinion) wrong. People who simply hurl insults rather than engaging in substantive discussion, no matter how prickly the subject, are also trolls, and we have a goodly number of them here, mostly rejects from RatSkep who trolled their way to infamy over there.

I've been labeled a troll so often that I now take it as a complimentary sobriquet. I get labeled that way because I defend unpopular positions with absolute dedication and vigor, refusing to admit defeat ever. I annoy people because I take their statements and claims and dissect them literally line-by-line and rebut them in detail. People don't like being flogged in public, so they get angry, make it personal and then call the person a troll.

And it's juvenile blame-shifting because the only reason a person get labeled as a troll is because those who use the label are too ignorant to formulate a rational reply and have too little control of their emotions not to get angry when someone says something they don't like.

It takes two to troll, you see. It takes a person to say something upsetting and provocative, but it also takes a weak mind incapable of self-control even to the extent of simply ignoring a message they find upsetting, and the person who is at fault in this duo is the idiot who can't control his index finger but must instead seek attention and approval for pointing a finger and shouting "Troll! Troll!" When someone says that, it's proof positive that they have run out of reason, ideas and temper and have lost the debate.

It's a form of Godwin's Law I suppose.
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Re: Internet trolls: What to do about the scourge of the Web

Post by Robert_S » Fri Jul 19, 2013 11:09 pm

Daedalus wrote:
It takes one to troll, it takes two or more to troll successfully. Ergo, you are generally an unsuccessful troll with the occasional hit amidst a thicket of misses.
:hehe:
What I've found with a few discussions I've had lately is this self-satisfaction that people express with their proffessed open mindedness. In realty it ammounts to wilful ignorance and intellectual cowardice as they are choosing to not form any sort of opinion on a particular topic. Basically "I don't know and I'm not going to look at any evidence because I'm quite happy on this fence."
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Post by Seth » Fri Jul 19, 2013 11:24 pm

Robert_S wrote:[quote="Seth"]It takes two to troll, you see. It takes a person to say something upsetting and provocative, but it also takes a weak mind incapable of self-control even to the extent of simply ignoring a message they find upsetting, and the person who is at fault in this duo is the idiot who can't control his index finger but must instead seek attention and approval for pointing a finger and shouting "Troll! Troll!" When someone says that, it's proof positive that they have run out of reason, ideas and temper and have lost the debate.
It's a sport. It takes two to troll and if someone is saying some shit merely to be provocative and someone else is rising to the bait, the regular guy just trying to have a civil discussion is going to blame them both.

And if there are 50 trollees and 5 trolls, which do you think are easier to get rid of? [/quote]

That's entirely beside the point. If I ran a website I'd ban the idiot whiners who can't control themselves or their emotions, but that's just me. The point is that there is one necessary and one optional component; the optional component is "troller", the necessary component is the "trolled", without whom it's completely impossible to troll.

Therefore, it's better for society to get rid of those intellectually inferior participants who are subject to being trolled so that the rational adults can exercise their right to speak freely than it is to quash all controversy merely because some mentally-deficient members can't control themselves. That's exactly why many of us are here as refugees from RatSkep. The dickheads over there decided that they value conformity of opinion and agreement to liberal doctrine over vigorous and contentious debate, so they kick out any irritating members who dare to use controversy as a tool for advancing debate and knowledge.
You troll. You've admitted you like to piss someone off 'till they lose it.


No, I have not. I don't piss people off simply to get them to lose their temper, I stand my ground and hold to my positions tenaciously and demand exacting, rigorous, accurate, rational, logical and well-reasoned arguments from my intellectual opponents and I do not hesitate for a second to unmercifully rip poor thinking to shreds. That happens to piss some people off because their egos are bigger than their intellects, but I'm doing what I do for the exact opposite reason you claim. I do what I do in order to inform and educate, learn from others, and teach people how to debate by vigorously and uncompromisingly analyzing and rebutting the flaws in their thinking and arguments. For the most part I do so in excruciating detail, literally ripping a claim to shreds line-by-line, and this in and of itself pisses people off because they are intellectually lazy and don't want to be mentally challenged and actually have to think deeply about a subject.

What I do actually helps people to become better informed and become better debators, if they care to take advantage of my tutelage.

If I were what you consider to be a troll, I'd be making one-line insult posts like Gawdzilla and rEv. I think it's fair to say that I put a lot of effort into my replies, which may piss people off but which are hardly deliberately intended to piss people off. People get pissed off all on their own when their reason and logic are assailed and their ego threatened by someone they don't agree with. But that's their problem, not mine.
Then the rest of the forum has to deal with discussions going pear shaped. From your perspective you might look like the responsible law abiding one. But from where I sit, you're just another link in the chain. The decisive link in fact.

The reason you can skirt rules is because it's too much bother making and enforcing rules complex and/or subjective enough to deal with trolling consistently.
Non sequitur. How can I "skirt the rules" when there are no rules. That's the very best thing about this place, that the owner and Mods have decided to do the rational thing and let adults have conversations without playing nanny all the time. I'm extremely gratified to have been invited here, and I'm extremely happy that those in charge have decided not to oppress unpopular or controversial opinion merely because petty whiners don't like it.

It's a highly unusual thing that we do here, and I appreciate it.

If you don't like my opinions, then rebut them with some scholarship and rational thought or fuck off somewhere else.
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Re: Internet trolls: What to do about the scourge of the Web

Post by Seth » Fri Jul 19, 2013 11:28 pm

Daedalus wrote:
Seth wrote:
Hermit wrote:
Audley Strange wrote:So it does become a troll is someone who says something that someone gets upset at.
Once again, I think you are expanding the definition of troll beyond usefulness. Yes, I agree that all of the following have said something that someone gets upset at: the person who pestered that boxer, our own Chuck Jones, Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King. The problem I have is to equate the former two with the latter on the grounds that they said something that someone gets upset at. Your dilution of the meaning of troll renders the term somewhat useless.
That's because it is useless. Worse, it's blame-shifting of the highest order. It's absolutely true that a person is labeled as a troll when he says something that the other person doesn't like and can't get his opponent to admit is (in his opinion) wrong. People who simply hurl insults rather than engaging in substantive discussion, no matter how prickly the subject, are also trolls, and we have a goodly number of them here, mostly rejects from RatSkep who trolled their way to infamy over there.

I've been labeled a troll so often that I now take it as a complimentary sobriquet. I get labeled that way because I defend unpopular positions with absolute dedication and vigor, refusing to admit defeat ever. I annoy people because I take their statements and claims and dissect them literally line-by-line and rebut them in detail. People don't like being flogged in public, so they get angry, make it personal and then call the person a troll.

And it's juvenile blame-shifting because the only reason a person get labeled as a troll is because those who use the label are too ignorant to formulate a rational reply and have too little control of their emotions not to get angry when someone says something they don't like.

It takes two to troll, you see. It takes a person to say something upsetting and provocative, but it also takes a weak mind incapable of self-control even to the extent of simply ignoring a message they find upsetting, and the person who is at fault in this duo is the idiot who can't control his index finger but must instead seek attention and approval for pointing a finger and shouting "Troll! Troll!" When someone says that, it's proof positive that they have run out of reason, ideas and temper and have lost the debate.

It's a form of Godwin's Law I suppose.
It takes one to troll, it takes two or more to troll successfully. Ergo, you are generally an unsuccessful troll with the occasional hit amidst a thicket of misses.
You are exactly right, I'm not a troll at all, I just get called one so often that I've decided to wear it as a badge of honor. You see, being called a troll when I know perfectly well I'm doing nothing of the kind merely affirms my method and demonstrates the intellectual inferiority of those who resort to name-calling when they run out of arguments.
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Post by Robert_S » Fri Jul 19, 2013 11:32 pm

Seth:
Trigger Warning!!!1! :
You're cute when you're so mad. :flowers:
What I've found with a few discussions I've had lately is this self-satisfaction that people express with their proffessed open mindedness. In realty it ammounts to wilful ignorance and intellectual cowardice as they are choosing to not form any sort of opinion on a particular topic. Basically "I don't know and I'm not going to look at any evidence because I'm quite happy on this fence."
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Post by Daedalus » Sat Jul 20, 2013 1:06 am

Seth wrote:
Daedalus wrote:
Seth wrote:
Hermit wrote:
Audley Strange wrote:So it does become a troll is someone who says something that someone gets upset at.
Once again, I think you are expanding the definition of troll beyond usefulness. Yes, I agree that all of the following have said something that someone gets upset at: the person who pestered that boxer, our own Chuck Jones, Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King. The problem I have is to equate the former two with the latter on the grounds that they said something that someone gets upset at. Your dilution of the meaning of troll renders the term somewhat useless.
That's because it is useless. Worse, it's blame-shifting of the highest order. It's absolutely true that a person is labeled as a troll when he says something that the other person doesn't like and can't get his opponent to admit is (in his opinion) wrong. People who simply hurl insults rather than engaging in substantive discussion, no matter how prickly the subject, are also trolls, and we have a goodly number of them here, mostly rejects from RatSkep who trolled their way to infamy over there.

I've been labeled a troll so often that I now take it as a complimentary sobriquet. I get labeled that way because I defend unpopular positions with absolute dedication and vigor, refusing to admit defeat ever. I annoy people because I take their statements and claims and dissect them literally line-by-line and rebut them in detail. People don't like being flogged in public, so they get angry, make it personal and then call the person a troll.

And it's juvenile blame-shifting because the only reason a person get labeled as a troll is because those who use the label are too ignorant to formulate a rational reply and have too little control of their emotions not to get angry when someone says something they don't like.

It takes two to troll, you see. It takes a person to say something upsetting and provocative, but it also takes a weak mind incapable of self-control even to the extent of simply ignoring a message they find upsetting, and the person who is at fault in this duo is the idiot who can't control his index finger but must instead seek attention and approval for pointing a finger and shouting "Troll! Troll!" When someone says that, it's proof positive that they have run out of reason, ideas and temper and have lost the debate.

It's a form of Godwin's Law I suppose.
It takes one to troll, it takes two or more to troll successfully. Ergo, you are generally an unsuccessful troll with the occasional hit amidst a thicket of misses.
You are exactly right, I'm not a troll at all, I just get called one so often that I've decided to wear it as a badge of honor. You see, being called a troll when I know perfectly well I'm doing nothing of the kind merely affirms my method and demonstrates the intellectual inferiority of those who resort to name-calling when they run out of arguments.
So... you're not a troll, but you call yourself a troll because you've been called a troll, because of your trolling method?

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Post by Gawdzilla Sama » Sat Jul 20, 2013 1:09 am

He's a troll, flat out.
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Post by FBM » Sat Jul 20, 2013 1:34 am

I was going by Rosa Parks's statements about her intent.
Audley Strange wrote:...So it does become a troll is someone who says something that someone gets upset at.
The way you stated it originally made it sound like anyone who says anything that upsets another is a troll. That's the definition I was objecting to. I think that'staking it to an unreasonable extreme. You can say something that upsets someone else without being a troll.
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Post by pErvinalia » Sat Jul 20, 2013 1:55 am

Audley Strange wrote:No no, I was wondering why you decided to bring in another "hero".

Sure I'll address it.

Rosa Parks did not merely bring attention to herself. She didn't say "Fuck you Massa!" and march off the bus. She caused a stink, she was deliberately being provocative. Seems to me, that like a lot of trolls she either was really angry about the complacency of a system that did not notice her or consider her worth the same human rights as white humans (and by extension the rest of the Black community) or had a bad day and decided to vent at some officious clown. Both behaviours I'd say are hallmarks of trolls.

That this brought attention to herself because she believed that she was right in a bus filled with people who considered her wrong, confrontational and outrageous. I think she took full advantage of that to garner public sympathy (in other words pity mongering).
You've got a pretty fucked up definition of "troll".
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Post by Gawdzilla Sama » Sat Jul 20, 2013 2:00 am

rEvolutionist wrote:You've got a pretty fucked up definition of "troll".
Not fucked up, just ... strange.
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Post by pErvinalia » Sat Jul 20, 2013 2:03 am

Audley Strange wrote:Well I would say that you can't know their motivations and that while I agree an ego game is obviously involved. There may well be other motivating factors. You're saying you do know what their motivations are, that they are attacking people only for fun or self-aggrandisement and only that.
You're the one who is trying to paint Rosa Park's actions as that of "someone having a bad day" with your suggested scenario, and the ridiculous analogy with a tired 15yr old.
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Post by pErvinalia » Sat Jul 20, 2013 2:04 am

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Audley Strange wrote:So it does become a troll is someone who says something that someone gets upset at.
Once again, I think you are expanding the definition of troll beyond usefulness. Yes, I agree that all of the following have said something that someone gets upset at: the person who pestered that boxer, our own Chuck Jones, Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King. The problem I have is to equate the former two with the latter on the grounds that they said something that someone gets upset at. Your dilution of the meaning of troll renders the term somewhat useless.
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Post by pErvinalia » Sat Jul 20, 2013 2:08 am

Robert_S wrote:
Seth wrote: {snip bollocks}
It's a sport. It takes two to troll and if someone is saying some shit merely to be provocative and someone else is rising to the bait, the regular guy just trying to have a civil discussion is going to blame them both.

And if there are 50 trollees and 5 trolls, which do you think are easier to get rid of?

You, troll!
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