Observation that "they" called OP mad.

[ysabel]

Assertion that OP will show them, show them all. Maniacal laugh.

Comments

[ysobel]

Obligatory username-based bafflement as to how I never posted this, blithely ignoring that a is not o; speculation of account hacking.

[rebelsheart]

emoticon suggesting confusion at reply.

[rebelsheart]

comment consisting solely of cliché to reinforce "they" might be right

[ysabel]

Careful pointing out that PC is not in fact OP.

Quiet assertion that one day PC will be forced to accept OP's genius.

[ysabel]

Assertion that PC will see it all when OP's plans come to fruition, and that it will be too late.

[rebelsheart]

self-directed reaffirmation of CP's previous comment in this thread.

[rydra_wong]

Failure to notice that OP has clarified; paranoid worries about source of account hacking.

Elaborate suspicions directed at other website, revealing profound misunderstanding of nature of OpenID.

[redbird]

Angry assertion that "mad" is biased and derogatory vocabulary.

[quinfirefrorefiddle]

Linkspam in support of above poster's assertion, which would be more effective if half of the links weren't to Wikipedia articles.

[ysabel]

Enthusiastic agreement.

[jmtorres]

Condescending explanation of openID, speculation on more plausible account hacking, also ignoring clarification by OP.

[rydra_wong]

Declaration of right to reclaim term! Assertion of credentials as crazy person; angry allegation that PC is denying right to self-identification.

Complete failure to notice that OP was not using term in this sense.

[elf]

Accusation of sockpuppetry.

[ysabel]

Offended assertion that if CP were going to bother to sockpuppet, CP would do it well enough that PC would never suspect.

[elf]

Insistence that sockpuppetry is always more obvious than puppeteer suspects.

Analysis of changes in OP's IP address on obscure abandoned comm, with long and technologically impossible explanation.

Implied accusation of hacking. Abandonment of sockpuppet claim for more interesting violation.

[elf]

Insistence that "reclaim term" movement is caused by conspiracy of privilege against cognitively disabled persons who are incapable of noticing said plot. Demand for use of medically-preferred terminology.

Demand for sympathy for OP.

Continuation of failure to notice OP was not using the term in this sense.

[pauamma]

Slightly nervous suggestion that taking unspecified medicine may clear the confusion. Doesn't specify whether it's meant for the OP, the PC, or both, or even whether the commenter considers them different people.

[pauamma]

Ridiculing of PC's description. alternate description, which the commenter apparently fails to realize is OAuth, not OpenID.

[pauamma]

Critique of OP's plan. Link to the "mistakes would-be Overlords should avoid" page.

[pauamma]

Links to various DSM entries commenter claims PC is easily diagnosed as. The 2 or 3 that are not incompatible with others in the list are arguably lifestyles, not mental diseases.

[rydra_wong]

Taking of umbrage.

[softestbullet]

US-centric proclamation that "mad" has only ever meant "angry."

[forthwritten]

Copy-and-pasted dictionary definition highlighting global implications of the word. Sniffy comment.

[pauamma]

Bland suggestion to have dosage of umbrage adjusted, and checked for side-effects with other medications taken.

[princess]

Late and snarky reply clarifying difference and failing to notice that conversation has entirely moved on.