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by joebadmo
5365 days ago
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You know what? You're right, and I apologize. You have a fair point. What made me react the way I did was the tone of your reply. I understand now that you were responding with a real and constructive solution, but the hate it was couched in made me read it as hate responding to hate. I guess my question is: if you really believe he's just a hater, why respond at all? Do you imagine you'll change his position or behavior? |
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I think that responding in the way that I did does change behavior. Kind of like when you fight back with a bully, you make it not worth their time even if you get beat up. It doesn't always work, but a lot of the time it does.