life ain't shit but a $ sign

"you a herb ..!.",

who remembers that phrase?

lol, a throwback, you just had to be there...

commenters & reviewers "importance" in the digital worlds has devalued tremendously since the birth of the internet and its toxic subcultures [unsocial media],

i remember when "comments & reviews" were authentic to the subject, intellectual banter, experienced insight and so forth,

now it's open season for any dummy with a device to voice they ignorance wit immunity, smh.

why don't we [or the powers that profit] treat the comment section like a chat room [in the dial up era],

have [or pay] a mediator to monitor the comments,

comments should stay on subject, or violating users should be humiliated, or issued a digital violation for being willingly stupid,

banished those bottom feeders from the community,

everybody has "opinions yet no solutions", just excuse of delusions,

there are so many "sound minds" in the digital world being overlooked,

we would love to hear [read] their point of view on the topix,

undistracted by adolescent minded adults, or actual adolescent trying to be adults...

everything ain't a fucking joke, or click bait,

some people are actually interested in the subject, or at least curious about it to invest their time,

"keyboard banging" should be a crime, lets starts an "anti-keyboard thugs" campaign,

to the herbs out there seek attention or validation, point em out,

why voice your lack of intelligent opinion?

stay quiet, with your low self-esteem energy [SALTi]...

they must be part of the balloon family, cause they full of hot air,

when i say intelligent i'm referring to "informed",

i've met many informed people that aren't actually smart, just reciting words they heard from smart mouths, podcast or ebooks...

when i say smart, i'm referring to mature minds, the ones that know their smart enough to debate yet not informed enough to argue [or discuss issues],

those individuals become intelligent from listening and learning, comprehending the present not making excuses for their weakness!

sometimes the comments are more interesting or more informative than the actual article, journalism has become a running joke since the introduction of social media,

it's not a craft anymore it's just another job on the resume,

not judging just observing,

here's an unpopular solution to the problem,

pay to play,

pay to say what's on your mind,

$1 per comment, tokens, digital currency,

let's see how many people are willing to pay just to write comments,

rant, or simply hate for likes and views,

if companies can make money off of ads and shit, wit all their deceptive marketing,

why can't the public make money off of charging people to comment for likes and attention?

seems like a win win situation...

turn digital lemons into digital dollar signs, impo, there's no rules in the digital seas, sail freely!