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YouTube’s Commentators (Cowards) of Anonymity

 Published: 10 months, 2 weeks ago (Apr 29, 2009) in Random
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If you’ve ever watched a semi-controversial YouTube video and read through the text comments, I’m sure you’ve seen users get into pointless arguments employing their vast curse-word ridden vocabulary of four letter words. What baffles me is how these cowards actually think what they’re saying has any clout. It’s relatively easy to hide behind a computer in a shade of anonymity as they blindly criticize their fellow users for trivial matters. Now don’t get me wrong. I don’t frown upon anonymity at all. I greatly appreciate the commentators on my site who prefer to remain anonymous because they still contribute relevant and insightful information. If I’m going to be as biased as I am in many of my posts, my readership should have a pretty good idea of who I am. Therefore, I’ve chosen to take on a more publicized approach in presenting myself to the Internet. There are pros and cons to each.

What I can’t stand is when these YouTube users (who remain completely anonymous by not posting any information about themselves) make the highlight of their day putting down the videos of others. I don’t know whether to pity or laugh at them, but these people need to grow up. A first grader could generate a more thoughtful (not necessarily “nice”, but at least more constructive) comment than these ostracized impediments to society who seek refuge in hiding behind a computer.

Okay, I’m done ranting. :-D

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3 Responses to “YouTube’s Commentators (Cowards) of Anonymity”
  1. Oscar
    Published: 10 months, 2 weeks ago
    Comment #1

    I know what you mean. The people you point out are inept folk who have no life and all they do is put down others to raise, in some sick way, their self-esteem.

  2. Danish
    Published: 10 months, 1 week ago
    Comment #2

    I bet you half or maybe more than half of them are over 21…They’re not Kids. They’re GROWN UP FOLKS!

    • Rishi
      Published: 10 months, 1 week ago
      Comment #3

      Lol, it makes it even sadder that these adults behave so childishly.

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