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Old 24-09-2016, 08:49   #150
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Re: Police to get tough on internet trolls.

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
I think that peoples feelings should be taken into consideration, but that people should voice their opinion in a polite and respectful manner.

Often, it's not the opinion of someone that's the problem, but the way that it's put across.

Having said that, should less intelligent, educated etc people, therefore be denied opportunity to make their opinion known just because they are unable to express themselves effectively??

You do make a good point, as over the years (since the 80's??) there does appear to be people who seem to spend their time perpetually 'being offended'!

The number of times that I have seen people revelling at the opportunity to call people (usually racist) on the most spurious of grounds is ridiculous.

This type are usually white and seem to be out to collect PC brownie points.

The last time I saw this was when somebody said that they had "found themselves in a prickly situation". Apparently, this innocent saying is racist as it is now said to refer to black slaves
That person was speaking complete rubbish..

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a. Causing trouble or vexation; thorny: a prickly situation. b. Bristling or irritable: "In consequence, he became rebarbative, prickly, spiteful" (Robert Craft).
Prickly - definition of prickly by The Free Dictionary
www.thefreedictionary.com/prickly
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