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by jstanley
660 days ago
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It pattern-matched "scam" so you classified it as "scam" and absolved yourself of doing any further thinking. If something pattern-matches "legit" are you equally blase about sticking with your snap judgment and absolving yourself of doing any further thinking? |
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Should I.. what? Call back and see if they laugh and say "Oh no, we're not really used car salespeople, what was a just a good joke!". Why would I, or anyone do that? Yet this is apparently a "snap judgement" and "not thinking" to you?
So why would I spend time trying to determine if the people which purposefully acted as scam artists and clickbait boneheads on websites, are actually playing a joke? What's in it for me? As I said, I'd have to do this for every single clickbait website.
I don't read clickbait websites, and I'm not going to take the time to see if it was all a big jolly joke.