Since Monday, I’ve been receiving asinine comments from somebody who is hell bent on defending Jamie Foxx to death, for whatever reason. I would have had no problem discussing this issue had the comments even made sense from the start and hadn’t come in right away being pretty rude. When I still disagreed with the logic that the comment gave me, the next reply from this person was this:
What did he actually say? What were Foxx’s exact words? Because I don’t see how he could have said “I know what it is like to be a schizophrenic” or in so many words. I am begginning to think that you are just being what you are, a schizophrenic.
There was then further explanation in reply to someone else’s comment stating that because a symptom of schizophrenia is distorted thinking and perception of reality, apparently that means my brain doesn’t work at all and my opinion doesn’t matter because it’s “crazy.”
Oh, wait, except I’m not schizophrenic. There are more than enough clues to this all over this blog. Schizoaffective disorder ISN’T straight schizophrenia. It also has never affected my way of thinking in the way this person is implying (and it’s puzzling why this person so badly wants my positive opinion on Jamie Foxx if I’m so damn “crazy”).
So there’s that for the moment. Now I’ve gotta run to get to my class.
A REAL class. At a REAL college. Oh, shocking, I know.
September 2, 2009 at 12:35 pm |
Wtf, really. You rock!
September 2, 2009 at 8:15 pm |
Jesus Christ, what the fuck is their problem?
“The guy is a pretentious twat when he isn’t acting but that is what makes his acting even better.”
OIC, pretentious twat = talent. I can see why he/she would expect you to talk their opinions seriously.