Not them, but I find that people who take out political frustration against non-political things quite annoying.

For example, when Tesla was blue-coded, way more comments here were highly forgiving, if not outright glazing. They became red-coded, and suddenly you’d see tons of highly technical reasons they sucked. You can gut yourself into coming up with many reasons this isn’t true, but it’s definitely true.

Trucks have gotten this since the beginning.

It’s not that it’s triggering, it’s just more annoying to have to waste a lot of time reading things that are clearly therapy for the poster more than any sort of interesting opinion.

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01100011 5 days ago | parent [-]

It's getting harder to find good online discussions devoid of bias and emotions. With user moderation, control goes to those with the most time to waste online, meaning the least happy, productive and social.

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asats 5 days ago | parent | next [-]

And it's a self reinforcing downward loop as those deteriorating online spaces then completely drive away everyone with anything better to do

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master-lincoln 4 days ago | parent | prev [-]

There is no discussion involving humans that is devoid of biases. It's in our nature. Important is trying to get aware of them...

	▲	01100011 4 days ago \| parent [-]
		Right. Not quite what I'm saying. Take away the user moderation and you still have bias but you lose the feedback loop. You level the playing field between folks who live in their basements and folks with more balanced lives.