The Sonning of Facebook/IRL Friends

[The Comrade]

i don't save them

[exploited]

[The Comrade]

republicans post dumb things, i make republicans look dumb.

about sums it up.

[OGPhilly]

Yeah I don't get into internet argument mode with anything attached to my real name. I've learned to tone down my attitude IRL, but behind the safety of a computer screen, well, I guess I quickly revert to what you might call a "keyboard warrior". That's why I get it out of my system on an online forum.

[exploited]

That's too bad guys. Using your real name encourages you to develop intelligent opinions and state them respectfully. It is good practice for business, networking, IRL politics and much more.

[Professor]

The guy you see here is the guy I am in real life. I have no problem when I'm sitting in a meeting where we're discussing some merger or something, and halfway through it saying, "Wait a sec guys - how is this going to make me (meaning my company) money? Unless you can show me how this will benefit us, I see no reason to continue."

When talking with legislators, I regularly invoke the Constitution and Founding Fathers to press my point.

I don't do facebook or other social media. I have time for work colleagues. I have time for family. And I have time for fellow race drivers/gearheads. Beyond that, I have no desire to know what my wife's best friend had for dinner or what my cousin's BFF thinks is the most important news story of the day. I really don't care about looking at other people's pictures, either.

[Bill_in_Bethlehem]

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[Boris Johnson]

[Bill_in_Bethlehem]