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Minister of Trolling

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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Nick_81 Newbie

Nick_81

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14 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

It has little to do with "different points of view".

He's made up numerous lies, pretended to have inside sources, posted quotes that weren't actually said by who he claimed, recently posted what he claimed was his own insight when it was actually parroting something Ron Rivera said earlier in the season and various other bulls--t.

So yes, he's a troll, and given that his style mirrors someone else's trolling style pretty closely, I think I may know whose alt he is.

 

13 hours ago, uncfan888 said:

I'm fine with him being a minority, but he constantly spams the board with his opinions and offers these extremely long arguments that don't really make much sense when you actually think about them.  It's like he's trying to win people to his way of thinking, but no one is buying it 

What CPK does, is not trolling.  He gives his opinion, as flawed as it may be, and that's about it.  He typically stays on topic, and doesn't derail threads.  People call him out, call him names, whatever, and he ignores it.  That's not how trolls operate.  

Yes, his posts are long, flawed, and sound ignorant to most sane people.  I think he really believes what he puts out there though, and you shouldn't ban someone for feeling a certain way, or having a different opinion, even if it is extreme.  

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My Goodness My Guinness

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What CPK does, is not trolling.  He gives his opinion, as flawed as it may be, and that's about it.  He typically stays on topic, and doesn't derail threads.  People call him out, call him names, whatever, and he ignores it.  That's not how trolls operate.  

Yes, his posts are long, flawed, and sound ignorant to most sane people.  I think he really believes what he puts out there though, and you shouldn't ban someone for feeling a certain way, or having a different opinion, even if it is extreme.  


I dunno...it's hard to believe that somebody who sounds ignorant to MOST sane people isn't doing it purposely.


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Just now, My Goodness My Guinness said:

I dunno...it's hard to believe that somebody who sounds ignorant to MOST sane people isn't doing it purposely.

I probably could have worded it a little differently, but I think the point is made well enough.  I just think he really believes what he says.  He doesn't exhibit troll behavior.  I could just be a dick, and say, "dumb ass ≠ troll,"  but that wouldn't be very nice...

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14 hours ago, motocross_cat said:

@The Huddler

 

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I would love to have this position 

 

but im busy AF and id only take it if i would be a MOD

 

i do love calling out bullsshit and id love to see this place cleaned up. 

 

The Panthers suck AND this joint is getting unreadable

 

more and more new posters creating flailing threads of sshit vomit and despair and i see less and less of posters who ive seen on here a long time who i know are loyal dedicated fans  

 

we may disagree a lot but i realky respect a dude on here who i know is a loyal fan and loves the panthers as much as i do

 

i miss the old huddle

 

 

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