When I killed my Facebook account the first time it was because two old friends had decided to tag-team me over gun control.
It was the typical bullshit, but with a twist.
They were both using the exact responses and positions that got my goat the worst.
So remarkably similar in their responses, I wondered if they were coordinating.
They didn't have each other on their friends lists, so I don't think they were talking directly.
When I gave up on another friend, I noticed something as I was unfriending them.
He had BOTH of my old friends on HIS friend list.
This coupled with his debate style made a clicking sound in my mind.
Nothing I can prove. Might just be paranoia.
16 April 2017
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I never really have understood why trolling people is such an attraction for some people. FuzzyGeff's brother is an example of someone who could be a very nice person IF... he didn't take such delight in intentionally pissing people off that he does it basically all the time. Now I know I do occasionally like to intentionally push someone's buttons... but it generally is for some reason like they did something to piss me off. And it generally isn't a sustained effort because usually I grow tired of it before long. And of course all that is not to say I don't just piss a lot of people off unintentionally just by being me.
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