Anonymity On The Internet

Anonymity on the internet is a really wonderful thing. You know, it gives people a chance to say things without the fear of being attacked for it. For example, in my last post I have some little fucking sackless bag of cunt who says this:

JT posted:
Hey asshole! Where are your fucking manners? You don't call a girl a cunt you cocksucker. I'll bet you would never call someone that to their face. From the looks of you I bet my 11 year old sister could kick your ass. Quit screwing your underage girlfriend and get a job you welfare whore. Your blog is so full of ass kissers. It really sucks, dude!

He received a fairly brutal lashing from me, but it's not the point. This piece of shit made this comment in regards to a very sensitive subject. I made it clear that comments like this would be deleted and it wasn't a debatable subject. But of course, little immature queers with unresolved Daddy issues have a strong tendency to do what they're told not to. Understandable.

I just love how people become hot shit when they're online. I mean, if anyone ever said this sort of shit to me in person, I would immediately attack them before they would have even been able to have said half of that bullshit, and they would be spending the night in a hospital while I get molested in jail. Fine, whatever.

It's just so interesting to me, the way human behavior changes when you eliminate the risk of physical injury. When there's no chance of their survival being at stake, people will really act differently. I am not that way. I talk just like this in person. I randomly wish AIDS upon people. Make no mistake about it, I'm a vulgar opinionated asshole in person. Maybe even more so than I am on the site because I get a lot of pleasure in making people bug eyed, and I don't even get that response online.

He'll keep reading though, and he'll keep loving the site. The people who I treat like shit and the people who I hang out verbal beat downs on, and the people who I offend the most are the ones who read most often. Keep loving it and keep reading it. Keep enjoying your fucking anonymity on the internet and enjoy your attempts to be the person you want to be in the real world. You will never be that person, and you'll always be a pathetic cunt living a horrible life that you hate. And if going on the internet and randomly making fucked up comments that have no business being in the post makes you feel like a bad motherfucker, then I strongly suggest trying it in person with anyone. Let the result of that remind you of your fucking place in life.