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Thank you >

Yahoo comments are hilarious. You can tell that the only people still using Yahoo are old people and russian trolls. >

News website comment sections in general are the worst.
I have never felt more disillusioned when going to one. It's not even the whole "ohh they have a different opinion. That's whack".
It's more how bare bone and lowest common denominator these sections are. They feel barely human. >

Careful with the dehumanizing... buuuuuut I too sometimes don't know how these people survive the winter with their neolithic worldviews. >

I guess my comment sounds dehumanising. Which is fair.
To me it's just soo weird how different these comments read compared to actual social media websites.
In reddit there are so many subreddit that clash with my (political) views. But in the end it still feels real and written.
But news website comments are just so "different". It's extremely hard to explain. >

Perhaps you're detecting the lack of humanity behind the comments on news sites. Perhaps there's a reason for that. >

thats good news, they have a reputation of being tough on tanks. >

Former Bradley gunner here, can confirm >

Former driver here, I concur! >

As a former commander, we have a trifecta. >

Y'all should team up and go to Ukraine. Reddit Bradly Crew