Can't people answer questions without blatant disrespect?

Question

Aren't your opinions easily explainable? Or are you just uneducated and immature?

Answer 1

Some people may think that hiding behind a computer allows them to treat others in unacceptable ways.
There may be all sorts of reasons behind that. My experience is that when people have some sort of "unsorted" personal issue that links with a question asked, they can turn wild (make all sorts of wrong assumptions etc). At the end of the day, that is their problem and not yours, even if their silly answers may affect you at first.

Answer 2

I believe both are correct for some, but not all people answer you that way? So roll with it and smile Kelly? They just need to vent. But for the most part the uneducated slurs and insults of religion and race is really wrong and I for one am ashamed of the American people for that still to be going on in the 21st century. They are hippocrites and ignorant as well. If the American people are those fools on Jerry Springer than we are doomed? But if we can discuss things with our brains and a little humor there might be hope for us yet to heal all these wounds and unite as a we the people and get things done and progress in this century instead of carrying all that excess baggage with us from the past hatred groups, and World Wars. We really need to unite and stop this war in our own country, for it is not Iraq I worry about it is here in this country a civil war. That was their purpose to the attack of the WW II to break us up and apart. Whoever they are? Whether we have traitors here or not? We won't find them or the truth if we do not unite. I am a native and in our culture it has always been to bring all together in peace and then we weed out the enemy within by a series of tests, they always no sometimes, but always show their colors eventually. We need time and patience now for we have the enemies within. Good Luck

Answer 3

Yes, I do that whenever I think that the question was good, but am not able to give it an answer that I think would help to answer the question. I'll also star a question that's already had an answer chosen for it and that's something that I do fairly often.

Answer 4

Some can, some can't. The answers that are blatantly disrespectful and uninteresting are written by the same people who ask uninteresting, ridiculous questions. The answers that are creatively disrespectful, on the other hand, are probably written by someone who has a little intellect and cannot believe someone could be uneducated / simple / ignorant enough to ask what they have asked.

Answer 5

My dear lady since yahoo shut down the discuss - all the dregs have crossed over to this place. They are like you say imature children with a desire to fluster you. Just ignore all the questions that conotate hate and when you ask a question - make it respectable. You will receive respectable answers just weed through all the morons - who make no effort to read their politics

Answer 6

Yes I can, but when the questions are bia's and disrespectful then that is the kind of answer that the asker is asking for. I give you a example. "Are all liberals queer". Do you expect me to answer that as a liberal with anything other then a disrespectful answer. I usually just ignor those kinds of questions but sometimes somethings just have to be said.

Answer 7

I reserve my disrespect for disrespectful questions. Respect doesn't come free. If you want it, you must first give it. Now, if you ask a genuine question and I find it offensive, I'll still answer it, but if your question is geared only toward fanning flames of hate, then you get what you deserve.

Answer 8

Yes, of course, given a certain level of maturity and foresight that not all members of this forum have attained.
That said, I have found myself drifting towards rudeness out of frustration on some of the more idiotic or poorly phrased questions. I try not to, but man, some of these questions are out there.

Answer 9

Some people answer just fine. Some people choose to answer like jerks. Some people respond in kind to jerky questions.

Answer 10

Some can, some can't. It is a different world today than the one in which I grew up. I'm glad to have gone to a religious school where respect and discipline were the norm.