To a certain user here who uses English Language Adverbs in their name, and who keeps deleting my responses
You are not a questioner. You are not a truth seeker. You are not here to have meaningful conversations, learn, or explore complex ideas. What you are doing is obvious, and it is not clever. It is not subtle. It is not hidden behind some brilliant layer of irony or intellectual sophistication. It is painfully transparent. You deliberately word your statements as questions because you think you have found a cheap way to smuggle in your hateful views without taking responsibility for them.
You think that by throwing in a question mark, you can disguise your prejudice as curiosity. You think that if you wrap your bigotry in vague phrases, people will be forced to engage with it seriously. You believe that if anyone calls you out, you can claim innocence and say, “I was just asking a question.” It is such a tired tactic. It has been used by countless others who hold the same toxic beliefs. It is the oldest, laziest trick in the book.
And it always fails for the same reason. The wording does not matter. The structure of the sentence does not matter. The punctuation at the end does not matter. What matters is the intent behind the words. And your intent is obvious. You are not asking because you want to learn. You are asking because you want to provoke. You want to bait someone into agreeing with you or reacting in anger so you can play the victim. You want to spread your sexist, racist, homophobic, Islamophobic, antisemitic and hateful garbage while pretending to be the reasonable one.
Your act is not convincing anyone. People see through it almost immediately. It takes only seconds of reading your so-called “questions” to understand what you are doing. You are not subtle. You are not careful. You are not clever. You are clumsy, predictable and painfully unoriginal. You are recycling the same talking points that every other bigot before you has tried. And just like them, you are failing.
Every time you post one of these fake questions, you reveal exactly who you are. You are saying, “I am too cowardly to stand behind my beliefs openly, so I hide behind a question mark.” You are saying, “I don’t actually want a real conversation. I want to feel superior by pretending to be the only one asking the ‘hard questions.’” You are saying, “I need validation for my hatred, and I am desperate to get it.”
And when people respond exactly as they should, by calling out your manipulation, prejudice and lack of sincerity, you immediately crumble. You start crying about being attacked. You start pretending you are some kind of victim. You talk about people “ganging up” on you or trying to silence you. That part of your performance is almost laughable. You want to be both the instigator and the victim. You want to provoke and then whine when people do not let you get away with it.
No one is persecuting you. No one is hunting you. No one is attacking an innocent truth teller. What is happening is simple. You are spewing bigotry, and people are refusing to treat it like anything other than what it is. If being called out for your actions feels like persecution, that is your problem. It means you are so used to spewing hate without consequence that the moment someone pushes back, you panic. You are not being oppressed. You are being held accountable.
Your so-called clever wording does not protect you. It just makes your cowardice more visible. Someone who truly believes in their position stands behind it openly. They do not disguise it as a question. You cannot even own your hatred. You sneak it in like a thief, hoping no one will notice. Everyone notices. And when they do, the only person you make look weak is yourself.
Your tactics follow a predictable script. First comes a loaded question. Something like “Why do [insert group] always do [insert stereotype]?” Then, when someone pushes back, you claim it was just “a question” and accuse them of being “too sensitive.” When more people point out your bigotry, you pretend to be a free speech martyr. Finally, when you run out of arguments, you play the ultimate coward’s card. You act like a victim. It is boring and repetitive.
You probably think you are some kind of rebel truth teller, bravely saying what others are too scared to say. In reality, you are the opposite. You are not brave. You are not original. You are a copy-paste bigot using the same weak tricks as everyone else before you. There is nothing courageous about attacking marginalised groups. There is nothing revolutionary about repeating stereotypes and conspiracies that have been disproven a thousand times.
You do not ask questions to learn. You ask them to legitimise hate. That is what makes your behaviour so pathetic. If you had the courage to debate your beliefs openly, there would at least be some honesty. But you do not. You hide. You pretend. You manipulate. And when the mask slips, you cry.
This habit reveals something deeper. People who behave like this are not motivated by strength. They are driven by insecurity. You need to feel powerful, intelligent and superior. But you are none of those things. You are not leading a great intellectual crusade. You are a fragile ego begging to be taken seriously.
You are also not a victim of censorship. You are facing consequences. That is what happens when you peddle hateful nonsense. People push back. They point out the bigotry. They refuse to let it go unchallenged. That is not oppression. That is accountability. If you cannot handle accountability, perhaps stop saying hateful things.
Every time you try this “innocent question” act, you isolate yourself further. People do not respect cowards who hide behind technicalities. They see your insecurity. They see your desperation. They see how much you need that false sense of superiority.
When you try to bait others into agreeing with your hateful worldview, you are not exposing hidden truths. You are exposing your own ugliness. You are putting it on display for everyone to see. That is why people respond the way they do. They are not attacking you. They are rejecting the poison you are trying to feed them.
And it is impossible to ignore how fragile you are when someone pushes back. The moment your little act fails, you delete responses, sulk, or retreat into your victim fantasy. That is not strength. That is weakness. If you actually believed in your disgusting ideas, you would defend them honestly. But you do not. You run because deep down, you know your views have no substance.
So let us strip away your favourite excuses. You are not “just asking questions.” You are not “misunderstood.” You are not a “truth seeker.” You are not “persecuted.” You are a person who spreads hate and hides behind cowardly tactics when challenged. You want attention. You want validation. You want to provoke without consequences.
But your act no longer works. People have seen it too many times. Your words do not shock anyone. They do not inspire anyone. They do not make you look clever. They make you look small. You are the online equivalent of a child pulling the same tired prank, convinced they are a genius while everyone else just rolls their eyes.
You can keep playing the victim, but it will not make your hatred any less pathetic. It will not make your questions intelligent. It will not make your arguments strong. It will just keep reminding everyone that behind the fake innocence, there is nothing of value. Just prejudice, cowardice and insecurity.
So no, I will not treat your “questions” with respect. I will not pretend your manipulative tactics are clever. I will not play along with your little game. You are not fooling anyone. The only person who still believes your performance is you.
And if that truth stings, good. It should. Because maybe then you will finally realise how ridiculous this act looks from the outside.
Poor little victim. 🤭
You think that by throwing in a question mark, you can disguise your prejudice as curiosity. You think that if you wrap your bigotry in vague phrases, people will be forced to engage with it seriously. You believe that if anyone calls you out, you can claim innocence and say, “I was just asking a question.” It is such a tired tactic. It has been used by countless others who hold the same toxic beliefs. It is the oldest, laziest trick in the book.
And it always fails for the same reason. The wording does not matter. The structure of the sentence does not matter. The punctuation at the end does not matter. What matters is the intent behind the words. And your intent is obvious. You are not asking because you want to learn. You are asking because you want to provoke. You want to bait someone into agreeing with you or reacting in anger so you can play the victim. You want to spread your sexist, racist, homophobic, Islamophobic, antisemitic and hateful garbage while pretending to be the reasonable one.
Your act is not convincing anyone. People see through it almost immediately. It takes only seconds of reading your so-called “questions” to understand what you are doing. You are not subtle. You are not careful. You are not clever. You are clumsy, predictable and painfully unoriginal. You are recycling the same talking points that every other bigot before you has tried. And just like them, you are failing.
Every time you post one of these fake questions, you reveal exactly who you are. You are saying, “I am too cowardly to stand behind my beliefs openly, so I hide behind a question mark.” You are saying, “I don’t actually want a real conversation. I want to feel superior by pretending to be the only one asking the ‘hard questions.’” You are saying, “I need validation for my hatred, and I am desperate to get it.”
And when people respond exactly as they should, by calling out your manipulation, prejudice and lack of sincerity, you immediately crumble. You start crying about being attacked. You start pretending you are some kind of victim. You talk about people “ganging up” on you or trying to silence you. That part of your performance is almost laughable. You want to be both the instigator and the victim. You want to provoke and then whine when people do not let you get away with it.
No one is persecuting you. No one is hunting you. No one is attacking an innocent truth teller. What is happening is simple. You are spewing bigotry, and people are refusing to treat it like anything other than what it is. If being called out for your actions feels like persecution, that is your problem. It means you are so used to spewing hate without consequence that the moment someone pushes back, you panic. You are not being oppressed. You are being held accountable.
Your so-called clever wording does not protect you. It just makes your cowardice more visible. Someone who truly believes in their position stands behind it openly. They do not disguise it as a question. You cannot even own your hatred. You sneak it in like a thief, hoping no one will notice. Everyone notices. And when they do, the only person you make look weak is yourself.
Your tactics follow a predictable script. First comes a loaded question. Something like “Why do [insert group] always do [insert stereotype]?” Then, when someone pushes back, you claim it was just “a question” and accuse them of being “too sensitive.” When more people point out your bigotry, you pretend to be a free speech martyr. Finally, when you run out of arguments, you play the ultimate coward’s card. You act like a victim. It is boring and repetitive.
You probably think you are some kind of rebel truth teller, bravely saying what others are too scared to say. In reality, you are the opposite. You are not brave. You are not original. You are a copy-paste bigot using the same weak tricks as everyone else before you. There is nothing courageous about attacking marginalised groups. There is nothing revolutionary about repeating stereotypes and conspiracies that have been disproven a thousand times.
You do not ask questions to learn. You ask them to legitimise hate. That is what makes your behaviour so pathetic. If you had the courage to debate your beliefs openly, there would at least be some honesty. But you do not. You hide. You pretend. You manipulate. And when the mask slips, you cry.
This habit reveals something deeper. People who behave like this are not motivated by strength. They are driven by insecurity. You need to feel powerful, intelligent and superior. But you are none of those things. You are not leading a great intellectual crusade. You are a fragile ego begging to be taken seriously.
You are also not a victim of censorship. You are facing consequences. That is what happens when you peddle hateful nonsense. People push back. They point out the bigotry. They refuse to let it go unchallenged. That is not oppression. That is accountability. If you cannot handle accountability, perhaps stop saying hateful things.
Every time you try this “innocent question” act, you isolate yourself further. People do not respect cowards who hide behind technicalities. They see your insecurity. They see your desperation. They see how much you need that false sense of superiority.
When you try to bait others into agreeing with your hateful worldview, you are not exposing hidden truths. You are exposing your own ugliness. You are putting it on display for everyone to see. That is why people respond the way they do. They are not attacking you. They are rejecting the poison you are trying to feed them.
And it is impossible to ignore how fragile you are when someone pushes back. The moment your little act fails, you delete responses, sulk, or retreat into your victim fantasy. That is not strength. That is weakness. If you actually believed in your disgusting ideas, you would defend them honestly. But you do not. You run because deep down, you know your views have no substance.
So let us strip away your favourite excuses. You are not “just asking questions.” You are not “misunderstood.” You are not a “truth seeker.” You are not “persecuted.” You are a person who spreads hate and hides behind cowardly tactics when challenged. You want attention. You want validation. You want to provoke without consequences.
But your act no longer works. People have seen it too many times. Your words do not shock anyone. They do not inspire anyone. They do not make you look clever. They make you look small. You are the online equivalent of a child pulling the same tired prank, convinced they are a genius while everyone else just rolls their eyes.
You can keep playing the victim, but it will not make your hatred any less pathetic. It will not make your questions intelligent. It will not make your arguments strong. It will just keep reminding everyone that behind the fake innocence, there is nothing of value. Just prejudice, cowardice and insecurity.
So no, I will not treat your “questions” with respect. I will not pretend your manipulative tactics are clever. I will not play along with your little game. You are not fooling anyone. The only person who still believes your performance is you.
And if that truth stings, good. It should. Because maybe then you will finally realise how ridiculous this act looks from the outside.
Poor little victim. 🤭
