@Popehat I block people instantly and with only one reason needed. If I detect trolling that person is gone and I do not argue with them. I learned that over a decade ago

@Popehat and this is why my Twitter feed wasn't the nightmare some people say theirs were
That is until Musky came along and he threatened me because I was saying bad things about Trump

@weaselx86 @Popehat The thing is too, people will say you're putting yourself "in a bubble."
So tell me, if there was no web, no smartphones, what did people do about random strangers challenging them to arguments?
Why, they didn't talk to them, because back then it meant they were crazy people you encountered on the street. Back then except maybe in drunken bar arguments I guess, it simply did NOT happen, your default was not talking to strangers.

@jlroberson @Popehat
Well, this is called "social" media for a reason, and people come her voluntarily to interact with other people. There have always been social clubs where people would gather in person, meet people who were previously strangers, and engage them in conversation. Social media seems more analogous to that than to the random stranger you happen to pass on the street.