SOME people need to learn sometimes that stating your opinions as facts will not in fact make them facts, and that you can't force your personal beliefs onto another person, these types of people would probably fall for the "who, asked" trick, and most of the time it's not even remotely related to the discussion or just plain offtopic, these people also cannot be argued with because they may not have a brain.
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I agree but are you referring to something specifically? Sorry did some neocities drama occur?
nope, twitter people (I don't have twitter because of the stuff that occurs there sometimes, and that it's littered with dumb ai shit and beliefs)
lol I dont think ive seen vague-tweeting on neocities before. what do you mean by "who, asked"? I dont want to fall for it too!
@humantooth where you text "who" and then wait for the victim to reply with that and then follow it up by "asked" to ratio them, very vague yes