Vindictive Bloggers Who Take Quotes Out of Context
Published Monday, November 10, 2008 by bloggerblognet83280 | E-mail this post
Have you ever been a victim of a blogger with an axe to grind? If you watch the dynamics and sociopath behavior of such individuals you will find patterns that are quite alarming. Very recently, someone found an old article or two that I had written and then posted them on their blog condemning me for writing such words. Yet, there was something sinister about their fostering of these words to provoke a reaction from others. But why would someone do something like this?
Well, there are indeed all sorts of people out in the world, and they have personal causes that they hold dear and are willing to go out of their way to see to fruition and willing to smear or slander anyone they perceive to be in their paths. In this case, a gentleman borrowed a paragraph out of an article I wrote last year sometime and modified it ever so slightly and did not post the rest of the article, thus taking it out of context. Next, he proceeded to call me basically a hater of "homosexuals" which is completely non-sense.
Why would someone do this, why would someone go out of their way to rile up the gay community against a fellow blogger? Amazing, is all I can say. I hope this individual is quite proud of themselves for their persnickety, petty and pathetic attempts to smear the good name of another. Is this what is becoming of America? Is this the kind of thing we can expect from such folks on an Online Blogging Network? I can hear them now, giggling to themselves for their little game playing episodes. Quite frankly, I am not impressed, rather I'd like to puke.
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