This thread is pure autism and I'm gonna lock it unless some semblance of worthwhile discussion pops up.
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Sister services, email, and search will continue to be negatively effected by the attacks. I made a thread to talk about it, if you're into networking.
When Entard complains about "evil" in the world, he only applies it to whatever is feeding his extreme victim-complex. It really is that simple. Enter really only cares about himself and anything that does not apply to his ever growing victim-complex, such as when someone disagrees with him. Otherwise, he disregards it completely, even if it is something worse like murder or pedophilia.
Blindrainbow
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I think it pretty clear that probably not to happen at this point, you are most likely better off just locking this thread.
NostalgiaJazzAdmirer
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@DirkBloodStormKing That's really not what he meant in any way, see the last entry of his top ten best videos of 2014 to better understand.
here he is, kiwis.
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the derailer of threads
the destroyer of topics!
also it's amusing that enter only now realizes there is a problem when it happens to him. I'm sure if he wasn't trolled he wouldnt probably give a shit about it
Where's that lock when you need it?
Late to respond, but it's one of the first things he says. The overall serious tone of the beginning contributes. It's around :25 that he actually says the thing, though. Granted, I misremembered and he says it about the research he did on cyberbullying, but the fact that he didn't know this stuff until he needed a soapbox.
Top 10 Videos of 2014 video said:
Enter's "clarification" on the statement doesn't help. Murder isn't a sign of evil because people generally disagree with it (which is just a sign of Enter's ignorance of the world; between brutal executions over free speech and honor killings there are cultures of this world that don't fall so neatly in his box), but the fact that a relatively small number of people on the internet don't abhor doxxing is the sign of real evil. Human rights violations are bad and happen throughout the world, but where Enter's from they're looked down upon for the most part. Mass murders, acts of terrorism, war, abuse. These are all things that happen, but because Enter sees them generally condemned that counteracts the evil put in this world by the things that happen. Even the stories Enter saw about cyberstalking and cyberbullying are generally condemned, so I don't know why they're so special that they get the distinction of being the true evil. Bullying, not even the abuse and bullying he claims to have faced growing up, showed him the light.
What happened to Smith is horrible. But if Enter went 20some years of his life and didn't recognize evil until reading about a routine bullying case (and at this point in his life, he should have heard that story many times), he needs to step away from the computer and do some learning about his world. Not that he will. He's shown in so many ways that he's content and even prefers to stay in his own little bubble of familiarity.
It's not until Enter can connect to it that it becomes a tragedy, I suppose.
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Nostalgia, here are my two cents and literally the only reply I will ever put in this topic.
Enter has made it quite clear that he associates "trolls" and "cyberbullying" to "anyone with a dissenting opinion."
He has the mentality that anyone that disagrees with him or brings up a point contrary to what he believes is a troll and is purposely working against him, and he blocks this criticism as a result.
When @Cgame called Enter out on his incorrect views on school, Enter did some halfassed rebuttal that dodged most of his points, then proceeded to ignore the rest of the argument. I believe Enter may have also blocked him too, but I can't remember.
When another of the Kiwis here (whose name I cannot remember, sadly) said that college was a good way to understand the industry and to network with other people that were within the industry, he dismissed her claims almost immediately and went on his usual anti-educational spiel, completely disregarding everything that she tried to say.
When literally anyone tries to post a criticism of Growing Around, half-troll or completely serious, Enter blocks this person. There's a shit ton of screencaps on this subforum. You cannot deny this. Enter defines "cyberbullying" and "trolling" as anything outside of his hugbox. He's like that little kid who would rather take his ball and go home rather than have the audacity to share it with other kids. This is my main gripe with Enter. He runs away from criticism and calls them all wrong when he's surrounded by nothing but his legion of sheep. He's immature and he can't handle anyone who would argue him on his points at all, and anything that conflicts with his point of view he'd rather hide away and pretend doesn't exist. He's a true manchild in that regard. He refuses to grow up. He refuses to believe there can be points other than his that can be right in some manner. To him, he is the only one that is right. He can argue that this isn't so, he can say that he understands different opinions and that he's welcome to discussion and all of that jazz, but we know better.
We've archived his shit.
We have screencaps proving him wrong.
He's a hypocrite. He's a liar. He's a pathetic cretin who can't stand to be proven wrong. That's all I have to say about this video and my biggest gripe towards Enter.
Enter has made it quite clear that he associates "trolls" and "cyberbullying" to "anyone with a dissenting opinion."
He has the mentality that anyone that disagrees with him or brings up a point contrary to what he believes is a troll and is purposely working against him, and he blocks this criticism as a result.
When @Cgame called Enter out on his incorrect views on school, Enter did some halfassed rebuttal that dodged most of his points, then proceeded to ignore the rest of the argument. I believe Enter may have also blocked him too, but I can't remember.
When another of the Kiwis here (whose name I cannot remember, sadly) said that college was a good way to understand the industry and to network with other people that were within the industry, he dismissed her claims almost immediately and went on his usual anti-educational spiel, completely disregarding everything that she tried to say.
When literally anyone tries to post a criticism of Growing Around, half-troll or completely serious, Enter blocks this person. There's a shit ton of screencaps on this subforum. You cannot deny this. Enter defines "cyberbullying" and "trolling" as anything outside of his hugbox. He's like that little kid who would rather take his ball and go home rather than have the audacity to share it with other kids. This is my main gripe with Enter. He runs away from criticism and calls them all wrong when he's surrounded by nothing but his legion of sheep. He's immature and he can't handle anyone who would argue him on his points at all, and anything that conflicts with his point of view he'd rather hide away and pretend doesn't exist. He's a true manchild in that regard. He refuses to grow up. He refuses to believe there can be points other than his that can be right in some manner. To him, he is the only one that is right. He can argue that this isn't so, he can say that he understands different opinions and that he's welcome to discussion and all of that jazz, but we know better.
We've archived his shit.
We have screencaps proving him wrong.
He's a hypocrite. He's a liar. He's a pathetic cretin who can't stand to be proven wrong. That's all I have to say about this video and my biggest gripe towards Enter.
I'll bite.
I remember this story about the brony who killed himself. Apparently his uncle, also a brony, had been encouraging him to wear his bronydom with pride at school and in public, so it's rather obvious the bulk of his bullying would have happened IRL. It's also possible that some of his IRL bullies also stalked and mocked him online. The internet strangers who told him to "kill yourself" do not hold full responsibility. You may as well blame all the internet strangers who supported and encouraged him for not doing enough.
Learning disabilities can also be a major source of depression. Children with learning disabilities are often just as intelligent as those without, but they have difficulty focusing, absorbing and retaining information, and communicating, depending on their disorder(s). It's easy for these kids to think of themselves as idiots and failures when they actually have a lot of potential.
My point is, it's terrible to tell someone who is deeply depressed to kill themselves, but that wasn't the primary cause of this boy's suicide.
DrChristianTroy
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So does this video have to do with Sonny Bono being turned into a plant or not? #DeepCuts
