@...Emmanuel: Its not the ranting that makes you a dick. Its the “im sorry I have an opinion” that makes you a dick.

@...Immanuel: Well, one way, your opinion is heard… the other way you get steam rolled. I think a lot of people “didn’t just want to rant” In America for the last 8 years… well you see where we are today.

Expressed opinions bring about focus and change.

As so as I see, most people arnt serious, they are too busy “trying not to sound annoying”

Either way, Instead of just doing your ranting, you ranted about not being able to rant.

Its kind of like the dynamic, if your a stand up comic, never get on stage and say “im sorry, ive had a cold and havnt had much time to make material” everyones just going to roll their eyes and be annoyed by you. If youre going to express a genuine differential, then do it, dont say “this sucks, but I dont have the balls to say why”. Im guessing you could school me in how this visual could be better, but instead, you decide to censor yourself because someone might decide that its “ranting”.

Had you just said it, there could be a repost of a decent image.

And might I say, I didnt call you a dick, you did, im just clarifying for you why.

However i would say name calling rarely holds a valid point, and id compel you to tell me why im a know it all dick head and what I should change, in your opinion.

Differential ideas and compromise are the point of good discourse!

@...Immanuel: Indeed. The sad thing is that my entire stay in higher education was insufferable. I promise you, I didnt learn a damn thing. 2 classes taught me something, that was fundamental chemistry and statistics. Other than that, college was nothing more than filling out paperwork and signing attendance sheets, and listening to people who thought they were god.

As far as it not being fun, I see it as the difference between playing basketball with third graders, and getting on a court with some NBA players. Sure its fun to dominate people less abled than you, but playing with people as good as or better than you makes you yourself better and I get more satisfaction from having a struggle and being all the better for it.