يقولون (مدري مين هُم) أن اختلاف الرأي لا يُفسد للود قضية، وأنا أقول أن اختلاف الرأي يفسد الود، والعلاقة، والقضية.
ففي ثقافاتنا العربية غالباً ما يتحول اختلاف الرأي إلى عراك كلامي قد يتخلله في البداية القليل من الاحترام ثم يتبعه الكثير من الشتائم، ثم يتطور النقاش ويحتد حتى يصل إلى التشكيك في الوطنية، أو الدين، أو الذوق، أو الانتماء، أو مستوى التعليم، ويتحول الحوار إلى حلبة مصارعة فكرية!
فبمجرد أن تختلف مع أحدهم في الرأي، كن على استعداد أن النقاش بينكما قد (يُشخصن) وقد يأخذ شكلاً آخر يبتعد عن الموضوعية، وحتماً بعد ذلك سوف يتطور الأمر من مجرد تبادل آراء إلى اختلافات شخصية وفي بعض الأحيان (مصع وشدّ شُوش).
وعلى السوشل ميديا تحديداً لا ود يحفظ عند اختلاف الآراء، فنقرأ ونشاهد أنواعاً عديدة من الشتائم القديمة والحديثة والمُبتكرة أيضاً بين المُختلفين فكرياً، وينقسم الشتّامون في ذلك لعدة أقسام، فللشتائم أيضاً أهلها وناسها.
فهناك على سبيل المثال «الشتّام الأكاديمي» الذي يبدأ تعليقه عادةً بعبارة لبقة مثل «مع احترامي لرأيك»، ثم إذا احتد النقاش بينه وبين الطرف الآخر ينهيه (بشتيمة مُبروزة) تحمل شهادة دكتوراه في الإهانة والتجريح.
ثم يأتي «الشتّام الفيلسوف» وهو لا يسُب خصمه في الحوار بشكل مباشر، بل يحاول أن يقنعه أنه أحمق ولا يستحق الوقت الذي يقضيه في محاورته لأن الكرة الأرضية تدور بأي حالٍ من الأحوال.
والفئة الأكثر انتشاراً هي «للشتّام الهمجي» الجاهل الذي لا يعرف كوعه من بوعه، ولا يفقه في أي شيء، ويقحم نفسه في أي نقاش فقط ليثبت وجوده، ثم يسب الجميع بألفاظ «شوارعيه» تُمثل تربيته ويرحل.
وبالمناسبة؛ ربما كُتاب الرأي هم أكثر الناس الذين تصلهم شتائم، ليس لأنهم قالوا شيئاً مستفزاً، بل لأنهم (قالوا رأي).
وطالما كنت كاتباً ساخراً فاستعد دائماً لأن تُشتم من قارئ لا يعرف الفرق أساساً بين المقال الجاد والمقال الساخر.
وعلى أي حال؛ يا عزيزي (المدرعم) من اليوم وصاعداً أنا أرحب بالشتائم، فقد كسبت قضية كان المُتسبب بها شتّاماً، طعاناً، لعاناً.
وإن لم يعجبك مقالي هذا فبإمكانك شتمي في التعليقات، فأنا حالياً أستقبل الشتائم وأنا آكل (سوشي).
اختلفنا مين (يسب) الثاني أكثر؟
واتفقنا إنك أكثر، وأنا أكثر.
هذا الرأي، والرأي الآخر.
تابع قناة عكاظ على الواتساب
They say (I don't know who they are) that differing opinions do not spoil friendly relations, but I say that differing opinions spoil friendship, relationships, and the issue itself.
In our Arab cultures, differing opinions often turn into verbal brawls that may initially contain a bit of respect, followed by a lot of insults, and then the discussion escalates to the point of questioning one’s patriotism, religion, taste, belonging, or level of education, turning the dialogue into an intellectual wrestling ring!
As soon as you disagree with someone, be prepared for the discussion between you to become (personalized) and take on another form that strays from objectivity, and surely after that, the matter will evolve from mere exchange of opinions to personal differences, and sometimes (it becomes a heated argument).
On social media specifically, there is no friendship preserved when opinions differ, as we read and see many types of old, new, and even innovative insults among those who differ intellectually, and the insult slingers are divided into several categories, as insults also have their own people and followers.
For example, there is the "academic insulter" who usually starts his comment with a polite phrase like "With all due respect to your opinion," but if the discussion heats up between him and the other party, he ends it (with a sharp insult) that carries a PhD in offense and slander.
Then comes the "philosopher insulter," who does not directly insult his opponent in the dialogue, but tries to convince him that he is foolish and does not deserve the time spent in conversation because the Earth rotates anyway.
The most common category is the "barbaric insulter," the ignorant one who does not know his elbow from his rear, does not understand anything, and inserts himself into any discussion just to prove his existence, then insults everyone with "street" language that reflects his upbringing and leaves.
By the way, opinion writers are perhaps the most insulted people, not because they said something provocative, but because they (expressed an opinion).
And as long as I have been a satirical writer, always be prepared to be insulted by a reader who does not even know the difference between a serious article and a satirical one.
In any case, dear (insulter), from today onward, I welcome insults, as I have won a case caused by an insulter, a slanderer, a curser.
If you don't like this article, you can insult me in the comments, as I am currently receiving insults while eating (sushi).
Did we disagree on who (curses) the other more?
And we agreed that you are more, and I am more.
This is one opinion, and the other opinion.
In our Arab cultures, differing opinions often turn into verbal brawls that may initially contain a bit of respect, followed by a lot of insults, and then the discussion escalates to the point of questioning one’s patriotism, religion, taste, belonging, or level of education, turning the dialogue into an intellectual wrestling ring!
As soon as you disagree with someone, be prepared for the discussion between you to become (personalized) and take on another form that strays from objectivity, and surely after that, the matter will evolve from mere exchange of opinions to personal differences, and sometimes (it becomes a heated argument).
On social media specifically, there is no friendship preserved when opinions differ, as we read and see many types of old, new, and even innovative insults among those who differ intellectually, and the insult slingers are divided into several categories, as insults also have their own people and followers.
For example, there is the "academic insulter" who usually starts his comment with a polite phrase like "With all due respect to your opinion," but if the discussion heats up between him and the other party, he ends it (with a sharp insult) that carries a PhD in offense and slander.
Then comes the "philosopher insulter," who does not directly insult his opponent in the dialogue, but tries to convince him that he is foolish and does not deserve the time spent in conversation because the Earth rotates anyway.
The most common category is the "barbaric insulter," the ignorant one who does not know his elbow from his rear, does not understand anything, and inserts himself into any discussion just to prove his existence, then insults everyone with "street" language that reflects his upbringing and leaves.
By the way, opinion writers are perhaps the most insulted people, not because they said something provocative, but because they (expressed an opinion).
And as long as I have been a satirical writer, always be prepared to be insulted by a reader who does not even know the difference between a serious article and a satirical one.
In any case, dear (insulter), from today onward, I welcome insults, as I have won a case caused by an insulter, a slanderer, a curser.
If you don't like this article, you can insult me in the comments, as I am currently receiving insults while eating (sushi).
Did we disagree on who (curses) the other more?
And we agreed that you are more, and I am more.
This is one opinion, and the other opinion.


