Morgans writes:

"I" would say you are way out of line, comparing somone who gets annoyed at
"him", to a person that loses their temper and hits a kid, or kills someone in
their plane, when they lose their temper over the least little thing.

WAY over the line, out of line.

In fact, you are demonstrating his point, both with your attitude
above and with your three-page post on a question of personality
rather than the topic under discussion.

People who get angry or flustered over a simple text exchange on
USENET can be a lot more dangerous in real life. The same personality
dynamics are at work in both cases. The person who can't tolerate
disagreement in a simple online exchange may not wish to agree with
established rules of flight or instruments, either, and may feel
inclined to hit people who disagree with him and are within arm's
reach.

People who are immune to this do not engage in personal attacks, and
write posts on the subject at hand, not long essays on the people they
dislike. These personality characteristics, both positive and
negative, carry over into life outside cyberspace.

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