that Uncle David blocked me as well, Blocking someone after repeatedly replying, insulting them, and saying you âhave better things to doâ doesnât prove a point it just ends the conversation. Thatâs fine. Iâll take that as closure and move on lol
Sadly, I had to see your crazy comment because your fellow crazy friends can't stop talking to me. You should…
âuneducatedâ isnât a rebuttal itâs what people fall back on when theyâve run out of points.
Youâve said multiple times you have âbetter things to do,â yet you keep replying, repeating the same accusations, and escalating the tone. That contradiction speaks for itself.
I commented on what you wrote. Youâre free to criticize the drama Iâm free to criticize how you conduct a discussion. This doesnât require insults or approval from either side.
Sadly, I had to see your crazy comment because your fellow crazy friends can't stop talking to me. You should…
Iâm not defending anyone. Iâm disagreeing with you, and those two things are not the same.
You keep reframing disagreement as ignorance, bad faith, or âdefending crazy fans,â which avoids engaging with the actual point. Once criticism shifts from the work itself to labeling people, speculating about accounts, and assigning motives, it naturally invites responses whether you like them or not.
You say you welcome different opinions. This is one. You donât have to agree with it, but dismissing it doesnât invalidate it.
Sadly, I had to see your crazy comment because your fellow crazy friends can't stop talking to me. You should…
This is exactly why the discussion keeps going every disagreement is reframed as âcrazy fans,â fake accounts, or ignorance. Thatâs your assumption, not a fact.
Youâre entitled to criticize the trailer. Others are entitled to respond. Once it turns into labeling people and speculating about accounts, it stops being about the drama and becomes personal which you say youâre against.
Sadly, I had to see your crazy comment because your fellow crazy friends can't stop talking to me. You should…
Youâre free to dislike the VFX or the casting no one is denying that. What people are responding to is the repeated escalation: generalizing fans as âcrazy,â accusing people of multiple accounts without proof, and turning disagreement into personal attacks.
Thatâs no longer critique of a drama, thatâs commentary about people. If you want discussion, focus on the work, not insults toward those who disagree.
Sadly, I had to see your crazy comment because your fellow crazy friends can't stop talking to me. You should…
No one said you canât have an opinion. Criticism is an opinion, and responses to that criticism are also opinions. Thatâs how public discussion works.
What people are reacting to isnât that you dislike the drama, but the way you express it and then dismiss others as âcrazy fansâ or âchildishâ for disagreeing. If you want respectful debate, it has to go both ways.
Sadly, I had to see your crazy comment because your fellow crazy friends can't stop talking to me. You should…
@David33 You say you âstated your opinion and moved on,â yet you keep engaging, replying, and writing long explanations here. Thatâs not moving on thatâs continued participation.
No one said you canât have a different opinion. But when you publicly post criticism, people are allowed to respond. Thatâs how discussion works. Accepting different opinions goes both ways.
Sadly, I had to see your crazy comment because your fellow crazy friends can't stop talking to me. You should…
@David33 Actually, on kisskh you only get notified when someone replies directly to you not because of other comments. So seeing this means you were already engaging here.
And honestly, supporting a drama is healthier than constantly posting criticism about something you claim you wonât watch. If you donât want people responding to your criticism, you can always delete your comments.
Everyone, @David33 says he will skip the drama, so letâs all cheer for him and enjoy it ourselves. If heâs truly not interested, he probably wonât even see this comment, because why would he come back to the comment section of a drama heâs not planning to watch?
Youâve said multiple times you have âbetter things to do,â yet you keep replying, repeating the same accusations, and escalating the tone. That contradiction speaks for itself.
I commented on what you wrote. Youâre free to criticize the drama Iâm free to criticize how you conduct a discussion. This doesnât require insults or approval from either side.
You can move on whenever youâre ready.
You keep reframing disagreement as ignorance, bad faith, or âdefending crazy fans,â which avoids engaging with the actual point. Once criticism shifts from the work itself to labeling people, speculating about accounts, and assigning motives, it naturally invites responses whether you like them or not.
You say you welcome different opinions. This is one. You donât have to agree with it, but dismissing it doesnât invalidate it.
Youâre entitled to criticize the trailer. Others are entitled to respond. Once it turns into labeling people and speculating about accounts, it stops being about the drama and becomes personal which you say youâre against.
Thatâs no longer critique of a drama, thatâs commentary about people. If you want discussion, focus on the work, not insults toward those who disagree.
What people are reacting to isnât that you dislike the drama, but the way you express it and then dismiss others as âcrazy fansâ or âchildishâ for disagreeing. If you want respectful debate, it has to go both ways.
No one said you canât have a different opinion. But when you publicly post criticism, people are allowed to respond. Thatâs how discussion works. Accepting different opinions goes both ways.
And honestly, supporting a drama is healthier than constantly posting criticism about something you claim you wonât watch. If you donât want people responding to your criticism, you can always delete your comments.