SaidIt Survey: Ban /u/socks and /u/ActuallyNot or keep them around?

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I'm guessing that it's meant to mean that you're not saying things that you truly agree with, and that you're adhering to a narrative that isn't necessarily your own-- one considered harmful, etc..

The issue is unwillingness to understand that not everyone feels the same. When both parties in an argument fervently believe that they're correct, they consider their opponent to be either woefully misguided, stupid, a troll, or a shill. Hilariously, no one likely has it all figured out. We create an armour out of our personal philosophies, and get all in a tizzy when someone tries to take a shot though.

I guess you just have to buckle in and assume your fursona, socks.

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    Amen

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    fursona

    ! lol - almost fell out of my chair

    Thanks for the explanation, which helps. I think I've been relatively consistant, and users can read my other comments on Reddit. Most of my comments are so banal that they are quite normal. I've been asked - why don't I try to say things that will get Saiditors to like me and vote on my comments. But that would indeed have been inauthentic.