Does the War Room bring out any emotions from you?

[Luger]

The War Room is definitely the place on Sherdog where people seem to freak out quite a bit, at times.
Basically very different people are exchanging very different views and some tend to get a little bit crazy.
Which may be a good thing? To get the heart going.

Speaking from my point of view - that many do not share - I have to say that I'm not too bothered.

I've laughed out loud, quite a few times.
I guess that comes from an emotion, but I don't get angry/annoyed... the negative emotions don't really come up.

 

[Rex Kwon Do]

That's because you are dead inside.

How does this make you feel?

 

[mike sherry]

Sometimes when I see people defend the shitstain that is Islam I get rustled

 

[Luger]

That's because you are dead inside.

How does this make you feel?

Makes me feel pretty dead inside

 

[sangreporsangre]

Is "facepalm" an emotion?

 

[Luger]

Is "facepalm" an emotion?

Laughter is one. It is some reaction to an emotion. I guess so.

 

[Rex Kwon Do]

Makes me feel pretty dead inside

If Bibs saw what you say about his people in the War Room, he'd probably like to make you feel dead on the outside, too.

 

[Luger]

If Bibs saw what you say about his people in the War Room, he'd probably like to make you feel dead on the outside, too.

Am I that bad?
Maybe it does not take too much to get him to rustle his comb over?

 

[Islam Imamate]

If Bibs saw what you say about his people in the War Room, he'd probably like to make you feel dead on the outside, too.

"Israel has a right to defend itself from hate speech on the internet"

 

[uncommon]

Liberals tend to irritate me, but i still enjoy reading the arguments. Facilitates learning imo.

I wish this place to be dramatic as possible every day.

 

[Islam Imamate]

Occasionally I get mildly to moderately rustled by this place and I type out some angry response.

Then I take a deep breath and delete the response and either replace it with a more relaxed one or just avoid engaging with that specific post at all.

 

[bref]

A lot of this.

 

[Luger]

Occasionally I get mildly to moderately rustled by this place and I type out some angry response.

Then I take a deep breath and delete the response and either replace it with a more relaxed one or just avoid engaging with that specific post at all.

Don't go that route.
Speak your mind and stick to it (if you feel like it is true to you).

 

[Cmart]

I get kind of an old-mannish irritated despair. Sometimes escalating to stern admonishment.

 

[Islam Imamate]

Don't go that route.
Speak your mind and stick to it.

Getting angry rarely helps matters. It usually leads to putting the other person on the defensive and makes finding a middle ground or finding the impasse in a civil manner more difficult.

At most I'll post some cheeky response.

 

[Luger]

Getting angry rarely helps matters. .

Very true.
Unless it is in some physical thing and you need some adrenalin strength. While arguing, it seems to blur logic.

 

[ripskater]

I have feelings of wanting to conquer the War Room with my common sense ideas. The truth needs to be heard and Ripskater is here. I enjoy the debates.

 

[Luger]

I have feelings of wanting to conquer the War Room with my common sense ideas. The truth needs to be heard and Ripskater is here. I enjoy the debates.

The Bible and common sense are really not something that mixes well

 

[The ScorpioN]

I love this place. A lot of entertainment and some amazing gimmicks.

It's not that I get rustled, it's that some things people say makes me question whether they're real or a gimmick, because for some of those things every facepalm picture in the world is not enough.

 

[Big Nasty Edison]

It makes me said for the sake of humanity to see all the bigots, religious zealots, and climate deniers.