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Old 08-16-2007, 09:47 PM   #6
piercehawkeye45
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Perhaps the impersonal nature of the internet affords one the opportunity to express or vent that disagreement without fear of real life repercussions.
If you ever read youtube comments, you can really get a perspective of how many people talk shit and you know that majority of them can't back what they say up.

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My question, if I may - is Why?
A feeling of empowerment is my guess. Everyone on the internet is on equal footing and people get to say what they really think because of a lack of social pressure to say what is "politically or sociology correct" (I mean that in a much wider sense than what it is usually used). It also allows you to say something without a fear of getting into a big fight with someone.
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