Since I recently discussed how to deal with a forum troll, I thought that I would share some excerpts from a recent email exchange with our most bothersome troll.
Email #1 - I know what's going on..you're trying to make it as hard as possible for me to continue so I'll quit. (name removed) did the same thing when I was attacked repeatedly and I returned in kind. Religionists are all the same and this is the best you can do to vent your frustrations. You're pitiful.
Email #2 - But as I've said I've found christians are the worst liars. You feel doing what you want is ok because you've been programmed to believe that as long as you confess it's ok. You can commit the same 'sin' repeatedly and as long as you confess you're still going to heaven.
You won't respond because you're wrong and won't admit it. Again, I'm used to that after 28 years here.
Email #3 - Why do christians find it so easy to lie?
Email #4 - Just as I said..because I don't believe in your silly fairy tale you have chosen to stop me from posting. It's just what I expect from you small minded religionists. You can't handle the truth.
One would think that because of the overwhelming message of these emails that this person may actually know something about me personally. You would think that I am a Christian conservative or religious zealot of some sort. But, that would be rather incorrect. I am, if anything, extremely tolerant of all faiths and rarely discuss any matters of any religions.
This does get back to some of the common behaviors of the troll. Many seem to have a favorite subject that they beat into the ground. If you don't pick up on it, this guy is an atheist and thinks all Christians are evil. He tends to try to take every conversation this way when he can. If someone uses the statement, "Thank God for ..." he will quickly start his discussion of how most of the world doesn't believe in your god or how The Bible is a fairy tail.
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