Under a popular post with tons of replies, the veggie camp and the meat camp had started a war.
A high-strung, seemingly paranoid young man said: Dumplings without meat in the filling are heresy!
Another user, who seemed more mature and level-headed and didn't overuse exclamation points, retorted: Meat-filled dumplings are delicious too, but you can't just call vegetarian egg-skin dumplings heresy. They're very good.
—No, they're not!
—You can say you don't think they're as good as meat dumplings, but you can't just state that they're not good in such an absolute, dismissive way.
—They're just not good!
—They are both very good. I just think the vegetarian egg-skin dumplings are a cut above.
The two of them, one agitated and the other calm, bickered back and forth for over a hundred posts. They kept repeating the same points over and over, and the high-strung youth finally lost his temper.
—What is wrong with you! Arguing with me about this!
—?
