There's an edit post button near the bottom-left area of your post.Sorry for double post.
There's an edit post button near the bottom-left area of your post.Sorry for double post.
People do say "trolls" to avoid calling them cyberbullies, though.
This isn't about opinions, this is about willingly harming people, all in the name of "freedom of speech".
The poem itself is amazing. The animation is okay. What the guy describes isn't trolling. That's being a monster. Most trolls know when to stop. Most trolls have empathy.
Can you give me a time stamp for that? If you're right then that really shows his ego... I mean, I doubt until then he didn't know about pedoforks and murderers.Let's set aside the whole Troll vs. Cyberbully debate for a moment.
According to this video, it was only after being trolled that Enter realized "there is evil in this world", or so he says in a solemn tone.
I think that everything you need to know about this video can be found through that statement.
I found it really disgusting how he was implying that people making fun of him for being an obnoxious manchild on the internet is comparable to the suffering of people who were bullied to the point of suicide, and then goes on to say that people who make fun of him are so evil that they introduced him to evil as a concept. Enter is unbelievably self-centered, and his ego knows no bounds. What a fucking prick.Let's set aside the whole Troll vs. Cyberbully debate for a moment.
According to this video, it was only after being trolled that Enter realized "there is evil in this world", or so he says in a solemn tone.
I think that everything you need to know about this video can be found through that statement.
When he said "this taught me that there is evil in the world", he didn't mean it the way you're all describing. This is what he meant (from his Top 10 Videos of 2014):
"The only improvement I think I could have made is clarify what I meant when I said "this taught me there is evil in the world." You see, for the most part murdering people and stealing from them is frowned upon in most societies. However, doxxing people, sending them death threats a thousand times a day, that's apparently funny. While people started doing what I complained about to coerce me into thinking that what I said was wrong, new surfaced about another 19-year-old, Adam Smith, killed himself due to common everyday trolling. He was a brony. He had a learning disability, which are both common targets for trolling. He made a video apologizing to his trolls, which is still on YouTube. The troll comments telling him to kill himself are still there, as are some of them that say they're glad he's gone. This person I'm assuming they've never even met. If there is a line between bullying and trolling, I still don't see it. This video is my favorite video I've made because it's the one I think most needed to be said. Oh by the way, I'm not even kidding--people are trying to troll me to coerce me that I was wrong in my opinions about trolling. It's... not going to work."
Disagree with what, exactly?
optimistic
That's a winner.
Those people weren't trolls. They were evil bastards.
Sending death threats is not "common everyday trolling".
But you know what? I'm done with this thread. It's going absolutely nowhere.
Abandon thread.
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