I also "fear backlash" if he runs and loses the election. He won't hesitate to get his followers to commit acts of violence. According to the logic of the "for fear of backlash we should allow him to run" people, we should just annoint Trump President for Life. After all, we can't do anything that might cause MAGA to become violent, right? /s
Being a little sarcy there pal? Telling everyone too? Totally warranted
It's a habit I formed back when I frequented Reddit. You sometimes couldn't tell if someone was being serious or not and since I didn't want anyone to mistake my sarcasm for MAGA-ism, I used /s liberally.
Why does that matter? If you're not convinced you can be effectively sarcastic then don't be sarcastic. Putting that at the end is tantamount to going 'LOOOOOOOOOOOL JK DON'T DOWNDOOT PLZZ!!!'.
Why die on this hill? It's so very, very pointless.
No, it's not, that stupid thing highlights several different problems, chief of which being that people would rather ruin a joke than risk being downvoted.
This is the kind of trend that'll just stunt weak, impressionable, scared people's cognition and impact their poor communicative skills further.
I also "fear backlash" if he runs and loses the election. He won't hesitate to get his followers to commit acts of violence. According to the logic of the "for fear of backlash we should allow him to run" people, we should just annoint Trump President for Life. After all, we can't do anything that might cause MAGA to become violent, right? /s
Being a little sarcy there pal? Telling everyone too? Totally warranted
It's a habit I formed back when I frequented Reddit. You sometimes couldn't tell if someone was being serious or not and since I didn't want anyone to mistake my sarcasm for MAGA-ism, I used /s liberally.
Why does that matter? If you're not convinced you can be effectively sarcastic then don't be sarcastic. Putting that at the end is tantamount to going 'LOOOOOOOOOOOL JK DON'T DOWNDOOT PLZZ!!!'.
Why die on this hill? It's so very, very pointless.
No, it's not, that stupid thing highlights several different problems, chief of which being that people would rather ruin a joke than risk being downvoted.
This is the kind of trend that'll just stunt weak, impressionable, scared people's cognition and impact their poor communicative skills further.