Why do people read something on the internet and immediately have an uninformed opinion about it?
Sunday, July 19th, 2009
Oma P asked:
Why is it that people throw URL’s (half of which are wikipedia or some other non-reputable source) around and preach to others how stupid they are for not believing in some “information fad?” If I can’t stand up and state “You are wrong” without a million drones saying “Wikipedia says YOU are wrong and Wikipedia is never wrong (insert derogatory comment here)” then why bother with freedom of speech; for I do not have freedom of thought.
Why is it that people throw URL’s (half of which are wikipedia or some other non-reputable source) around and preach to others how stupid they are for not believing in some “information fad?” If I can’t stand up and state “You are wrong” without a million drones saying “Wikipedia says YOU are wrong and Wikipedia is never wrong (insert derogatory comment here)” then why bother with freedom of speech; for I do not have freedom of thought.
Furthermore, for all the effort these people take to preach, they take little to no effort to actually help. (P.S. Recycling is BAD, most Waste Management services automatically separate recyclables from non-recycleables by law… only thing putting stuff in the blue box does is reduce jobs [which hurts the economy… chew on THAT :P)
Charlene