Trolling is bad for the community.

I would like to point out the fact of the basics of debating. A debate round is typing a essay in a device. "This is not a debate essay, it is a debate." Clearly, writing a debate essay is debating. One holds the process and the another is what it is. "His claim that he HAD a thesis statement when I did not, is bogus." I'm talking about the first round and saying this is NOT cheating because on posting a thesis statement on the second round is quite late and giving a such ignorant example on the first round isn't quite convincing. Your example was a bit risky. You think for a certain action has to be "offensive" in order to be bad. You "trolling" on the first round is ignorant because committing an actual action to convince the voters isn't 100% convincing in order to exemplify them. Second of all, I think it's just stressful in what the definition of offensive is. According to Merriam-Webster dictionary, offensive is defined as,"causing someone to feel hurt, angry, or upset : rude or insulting." Therefore you exemplifying me is just like stabbing someone to exemplify someone else to see how bad murder is. This way of giving an example might lead to an emotional fight among the debaters. From my perspective, I found you trolling me is really bias and is embarrassing me cause me to feel a little upset because you have to embarrass me in order to convince someone which is actually just being 'offensive'. A scientific study is a survey of the society and it's not either this one or this one. Most studies have variation. So the study that shows trolls are horrible people doesn't say that ALL are horrible people. I'm using this study saying that trolling is carrying a risk in our society of murder and extremely offensive speech. Murder is one of the worlds major problems and ignoring it is a bad decision. I know that watching a troll video is optional but trolling has been popular in the entertainment system. So it's likely that most people would get a laugh out of trolling. Laughing at someone who is getting tricked or 'trolled' is laughing at someone who did something embarrassing. Because of this, it falls in the category of bullying someone. I would have to say the trolling is a type of bullying. I already explained why on the last round. It's definitely true that not all jokes need to be bullying but trolling is a way of entertainment that embarrasses innocent children on the internet. Also, I already said what all trolling videos have and you repeated,"Not all trolling is the same." For you, I'll repeat the basics of trolling again: 1. A trolling video is a video on the Internet where anyone can see it. This can effect the current and maybe the future of children's life's. If it's not published on the Internet, it's not a trolling VIDEO. 2. Both trolling and bullying are basically the same because both want a reaction or a kid embarrassing himself (For example, when a young child is impersonating a famous person). Both entertain people around them. Saying that humor isn't created by bullying all the time doesn't consider trolling to be 'good' because trolling IS bullying, 3. Explained on Number 2 about what trolls do. For my final argument, trolling has been hurting our society by causing a threat on a person's life, creating a psychopathic personality, and embarrasses kids on the Internet worldwide. I supported these argument by other earlier rounds and I'm saying this because I apparently have to say that these reasons are educated assumptions.