There's a difference between using life experiences to oppose someone's viewpoint, to spart debate, and just stalking to push buttons. We're all guilty of pushing buttons now and then, but what's in question is if that's you're typical behavior, if that's what you're doing most of the time.
It's like when someone inquires about a fast track program, a bridge course, and the like, and the education nazis would get fired up, damning them for not doing it the "proper way", that they'll never be a competent provider, etc. I would see this and respond by saying that everyone's financial/social situation is different, and they may be unable to do things the long way. The response would be that they went to school FT (back when pterodactyls flew) and that everyone else should do the same, irrespective of their situation. I had that argument several times, questioning why medical degree programs such as the RN or RT aren't PT. I also gave an example of how I did the medic cert program instead of the RN, and how someone can do the same and do better financially than someone who completes their degree first. These posts may have been viewed as anti-education trolling, but these were real life examples and considerations for those with certain family/financial situations, which most tend to overlook.
You and I speak out from experience to oppose someone else's viewpoint or argument. It isn't trolling, it's just a debate or heated discussion. I could go on every thread asking about employment with private providers. I could then say that the privates suck and that everyone should get a fire job instead. I could go to every thread debating medic or nursing, and I could say that you can get your medic in five months, so why bother with three years of school. I could go to every volly thread and call them job stealing ticks. I could go to every fire based thread and tell them that they're fire monkeys, hose jockeys, neanderthals, etc. That would be trolling. That would more so be trolling if that's all that they do. Whether or not someone's a troll is more of a case by case basis. We all make some troll-like post, but it doesn't make someone a troll per se.
