No.220752
I'll give you some background, I liked to watch wrestling (scripted, I know) and there have been moments where some crazy fans have jumped in between the ring.
While I don't appreciate acts of violence on wrestler. But sometimes wrestlers go too far, for example there was this fan who once jumped in the ring to attack a wrestler, and when that fan was fully constrained and he presented no threat and was being escorted out, another wrestler jumped in between and suckered punch him.
And for the incident number 2, this guy was trying to beat up a wrestler, but another wrestler stepped in to stop him, like he should've but the thing is he already had him in control, but was still beating him up when he presented no threat.
Like I don't understand why so many people on the internet cheered for this incident, it was clearly the use of disproportional post, and when I made posts about my views on the internet, I was viciously attacked and disliked by the majority of people for not advocating disproportionate use of violence.
I just don't understand what causes people to be like this. And honestly this sometimes worries me about the state of the society as this is a microcosm of how people react to things.
No.220753
they're also violent/angry online
No.220754
Ego, stupidity and mob mentality. Normies tend to clump together with the goal to destroy other normie clumps and become the strongest normie clump around. This is also why the two-party system is so successful and popular in USA. At some point values, ideals and goals don't matter anymore, all that matters is Us vs. Them.
No.220755
>>220752I would argue autists's cricles are way more aggressive and toxic compared to normie ones, just compare the Chans to Facebook
No.220756
>>220755in this regard the difference between chans and facebook is that facebook is much more moderated
there is a lot of aggression on normie chans like 4chan
not so much aggression on wizchan, except for a few normies on a crusade to call local anons retards
No.220759
>>220752>disproportional post*disproportionate force
Basically what I am saying is even though fans who crossed and trespassed into the ring were wrong there was no need to beat those fans once they were constrained and being escorted out. The incidents that I am referencing are the once where Dash Wilder suckered punch a fan who assaulted Bret Hart, and Triple H brutally destroyed a fan who tried to assault Stone Cold Steve Austin.
I apologise to bring this normie wrestling drivel here on this website, but I was just trying to make a point in how happy people are when they see disproportionate force being applied.
No.220785
>>220755you are asking us to spot the differences between a japanese and a korean
fantastic