NSB rhetoric

[joepal]

Why do we all overstate our case? Everyone is so sure about what will happen, and the others never get it.

Debate is the end of conversation. - joepal

[kayjay]

Are you saying you dont do the same thing you just mentioned?

Get off your high horse, kayjay.

Are you serious? What about my topic made you think I meant to exempt myself?

[Tuggers1986]

It's a very worthy question.

I think we're all a bunch of pricks quite honestly.

Amen to that brother

[Tuggers1986]

Why do we all overstate our case? Everyone is so sure about what will happen, and the others never get it.

Are you saying you dont do the same thing you just mentioned?

Get off your high horse, kayjay.

Next time read the post properly before spitting your dummy out.

[SHB]

It's the nature of the internet, or rather discussion with people you will never have any dealing with. Plus the fact that, like all other areas of society, there are a % of complete ****tards who succeed in bringing the level of discussion down to their own monosyllabic level. Lowest common denominator if you will.

Yes, I know I'm as guilty as anyone. Especially when dealing with the Danes.

[El Jesus]

Its because on the internet you have the ability to not be reasonable if you dont want to be, everyones usual instinct in life is to think negatively about someone you dont agree with because we tend to equate a non-agreement with ******ity. Off hand most of the time on here alot of arguments are driven to racial, xenophobic stereotypes just because someone didint agree with the other. I mean people look at a user name or a fighter in their sig and can easily jump to conclusions. This place is no different than any other, the best thing about it is that it doesnt reflect reality. It reflects the perspective of fans who love the sport so much that everything a fighter does is polarizing right down to their personal lives and additude, things most people in the real world dont give a **** about.