My Thoughts On Trolls

Trolls (sigh...). That's the name for us folks here in the lower peninsula of Michigan. After all, we live south (below) the Mackinac Bridge. Those on the northern side, one of the most beautiful areas on this whole entire world IMO, are called Da Yoopers. Anyhow, to get to the facts, I would just like to write about internet Trolls. Love them, or hate them, this is my own opinion. First and foremost, I strive to never be rejected by people on the internet. I have mixed emotions about Trolls. So mixed in fact, that it is just like a major storm system is sweeping across "The Mindscape". I literally have no idea how to respond to them; even though one could probably find a perfectly correct response virtually instantly, it is still really complicated a process, as it often involves making a decision from hundreds of possible responses. A troll is no good if he or she says offensive stuff, or stuff that is just wrong. For example, making jokes about "Them vegans", or "Them lesbos". It has probably been much worse than that. However, these people usually score really low on the internet. Ken M. He's someone I would consider a "Good Troll". And that's just why many people follow him. Anyways, if the internet had absolutely no trolling on it, however, I would almost definitely consider that an extreme. And unfortunately, many people these days seem to lean toward the other extreme, being that of being too critical of what people write or so. However, that is simply not the path to go down IMO; Because, as it turns out, without trolls, things are really, really mundane. I would be using the internet probably far less if that were true. We can't live without humor; it's in our DNA. Would you like to argue otherwise? Especially given the fact that there is so much critical topics being posted everywhere, and everyone has to take it too seriously, leaving just about no room for humor. It's downright depressing; Idiotic. Thank you for reading these topics. This has been (M'CHECK)