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I think it works well on sports subs, but that's basically it.
Some fans hate their rivals more than they like their own team, and show it on social media by constantly commenting negative garbage on those threads.
So I guess you could say that people who say "living rent free in your head" are in fact living rent free in your head. >

Noticing a rent free living situation in someone's head is not the same as them living in your head rent free >

Depends on the context.
If you're in a discussion about relativistic effects of interactions between subatomic particles, and somebody mentions Trump, then yes its a valid thing to say. >

Or how many popular posts about Europe or Canada will always have several comments about Healthcare even if the US isn't even mentioned at all. We get it, Canada has great Healthcare and the US doesn't, but im pretty sure there's way more to Canads than their Healthcare. >

Blame idiotic meme culture. Your anger is their fun >

Why not blame their anger? I love when redditors are mad personally because I know some twink or obeseoid out there is literally red smashing their keyboard to get their argument into the void of the internet lol >

What about breaking the circle of internet stupidity instead? People have the right to be angry at stuff, and ridiculing them intomeme fuel is not the answer. >

Just because people online can't control their emotions its not my problem. They should go for a run or talk to a woman and not crouch over their keyboards like Golem over some trash useless online discussion. >

I wouldn't say that was a counter arguement. 
The commenter isn't saying that the person/thing in question is opposite to your assertion of arseholery, they're saying that you should probably let it go because it's unimportant in the long run. There is some important context there though.
As an example, if you think a celebrity is an arsehole but they have no impact in your life other than not liking them then yeah, you should probably get over it. If you dislike a politician because the policies they vote for and promote are harmful to you or people you care for then fair enough, fuck that person. >


If you dislike a politician

It's a common response whenever someone ever so slightly criticizes trump in some circles. >

Those circles probably don't contain the smartest people, and they've more concerned with "owning the libs" than actual discourse. >

When you literally bring tRump up in every conversation and you hate him so much....that's living rent free. Not really a counter argument when they have none to begin with and it's true.