Do you think anybody has ever gone to an abuse shelter after reading an R&S question?

Question

I really worry about the people who report abuse on my more pedestrian questions. I fugre some of this crap must really put them over the top.

(With some questions, I fully expect the violation notice. But with others I can only shake my head thinking about the person who bothered to report it.)

LOL @ 'fugre'

Answer 1

Only if they can take their laptop with them. Wouldn't want to interrupt the steady stream of bogus reports spurred by spite and hatefulness.

Answer 2

I got reported for asking a question about intolerance. Now that is silly. I think some people report things without reading it completely and things they misunderstood. Other people consider any question about them period an attack. I personally think someone should check out what is being reported and remove habitual snitches if they are just reporting anything they disagree with and not actual abuse.

Answer 3

It gives them a momentary feeling of satisfaction, and it doesn't change the facts.

It's like in a courtroom, when a lawyer asks for a remark to be stricken from the record. It's already worked its way into the minds of the readers; deleting it after the fact is pretty pointless.

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Answer 4

I know...reporting your questions must make someone feel awfully good about themselves. Maybe that certain christian fundamentalist that I was speaking of earlier??? Ever notice how the word fundamentalist has the word "mental" in the middle of it?

Answer 5

lmao same here.
and, no i dont think anyone has gone to seek serious help after reading an R&S question.

Answer 6

maybe[dot dot dot]

Answer 7

No.