Some of them do anyway.

I think that people who do many objectionable things in society have fun doing them...especially criminals who get away with it.

After having given this some more thought, I have to wonder, are people being identified as "trolls" when they're simply being contrary? I think "troll" is an awfully broad term. There are quite a few people who don't necessarily follow the rest of the pack, and I see them being labeled as trolls. I have been called a troll, and I certainly don't see myself as such. I don't generally go along with whatever popular notions are being circulated, and as you all know, I have NO trouble saying so. I tend to think that some of us who get labeled as trolls are anything but. I see no harm in being contrary, especially when I don't agree with whatever the prevailing mindset may be. Disagreement does not a "troll" make.

Troll me baby, troll me baby, ALL night long!

I wonder if this is a recent phenomena or has the mindset always been there? Is this a result of nature or nurture (I suspect the later). I noted on Yahoo news there were often several hundred comments. Now, especially when it comes to tRump there are thousands and they are all mostly supportive. If these people can't use reason they will use force by trying to overwhelm their adversary.

A book by a young, woman of Indian descent "One Day we'll All be Dead and None of This Will Matter" talked about how she started getting a lot of hate comments with Twitter to the point of being depressed. She said people she would meet would seem really nice but she had no idea of what they were thinking. The computer allowed them to spew their darkest thoughts.

I would like to know what tests they use.

LOL Awesome!

interesting