everytime on perlmonks , troll caller is troll

most 99% of the time somebody is called a troll here its just masking for "i don't like what you said (that I'm wrong) but I'm too mad to be rational about it so I call you troll and hope others join in or ignore your posting so the discussion is over"

troll caller is troll

the real actual trolls aren't called trolls very often, but the monks try to refute their useless junk and double speak ... they still let them advertise and make money off perlmonks search engine rankings

some things cannot even be discussed because anyone who dares ask is a troll

In reply to Re: The boy who cried... troll caller is troll by Anonymous Monk
in thread The boy who cried... by BrowserUk

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