Has any noticed that some people seem to start controversial conversations
By starr4all
@starr4all (2863)
18 responses
@fsustriker (826)
• United States
29 Nov 06
Atleast they are useful topics. and can be answered with more than just a couple words, or letters, lol. I have a few discussions that are only small answers, but thats just the problem of the days I put up. Its not for points, people know that since once someone gets it, they normally stop posting on it.
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@starr4all (2863)
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29 Nov 06
That's true. I try to go back to my conversations but it's hard sometimes. Thanks for responding. Nice pic though (though air force is better! j/k i was air force and now an air force wife!)
@zuri25 (2125)
• United States
29 Nov 06
I think you have it backwards. People who start discussions like "What's your hair color" are only here for the money. Those of us who post meaningful discussions about things that are happening in the world or hot topics of the times are interested in having good conversations that bring knowledge and friendship.
@starr4all (2863)
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29 Nov 06
I'm not saying everyone who posts controversial issues are in it for the money. I just don't think all are in it for the conversation and learning. I'm all for good conversation, meeting new friends and such. I just don't think everyone has that intentions.
@zuri25 (2125)
• United States
30 Nov 06
You're right, not everyone is here for knowledge and good conversation, some are simply here to earn a buck. Heck, that's part of the reason why I am here; every little bit helps during the holiday season right. The fact of the matter is that we really don't know what a person's true intentions are when started a discussion, controversial or not. Thanks for conversing with me, I will add you as a friend.
@rracers89 (3246)
• United States
29 Nov 06
yes and i tend to ignore these topic and not give into there stupid antics
@starr4all (2863)
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29 Nov 06
I try to but sometimes I get sucked into the conversation and get emotional. Thanks for commenting!
@starr4all (2863)
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29 Nov 06
I think my main problem with these conversations are that the people that start them don't keep an open mind about others opinions. You can have an open mind and keep your opinion. I just hate the bashing. thanks for responding.
@flowerchilde (12529)
• United States
29 Nov 06
That may be true, but I'd rather answer serious questions than silly ones.
@starr4all (2863)
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29 Nov 06
Definately agree. It's better than Do you like coke or pepsi better (pepsi definately!) or what color eyes do you have (brown). Thanks for responding.
@usmcsgtwife (4997)
• United States
30 Nov 06
Yep I noticed that alot, I guess it's better then pointless questions like what is your age
@usmcsgtwife (4997)
• United States
30 Nov 06
Yep I noticed that alot, I guess it's better then pointless questions like what is your age
@usmcsgtwife (4997)
• United States
30 Nov 06
Yep I noticed that alot, I guess it's better then pointless questions like what is your age
@usmcsgtwife (4997)
• United States
30 Nov 06
Yep I noticed that alot, I guess it's better then pointless questions like what is your age
@starr4all (2863)
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29 Nov 06
That's true. I just wish there was a more balance of people wanting to be here versus those who just want to make money. Thanks for commenting.
@misskatonic (3722)
• United States
29 Nov 06
Yeah, I've been very let down on some of the more controversial topics. I'm here for discussion, not just posting random stuff to up my points.
@starr4all (2863)
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29 Nov 06
Thanks for commenting! I originally came on here for meeting people and the topics. I forgot how making money can change a site.
@milagre (1272)
• Portugal
29 Nov 06
Some are to learn. I post something about islam and women that i really would like to know the other side opinion,and anyway, not forcing to answer, just would like to know.... and if it is to have some discousssions about a subject why not? its a way of learning and check other's point of view.
