People who hide statements in forms of questions? hate or like?

I personally hate when people "ask" a question that really is a statement. Like "why is president bush an idiot" or "who is dumb enough to believe that the war is bad " or "dont you have to be dumb to Not believe in god?" or "how can all you people believe in a god who hates us?"


These arent questions I'm asking, but some people do. I'm not complainig about people who put real thought provoking, unbiased questions out there for people to answer. I'm complaining about the people who i feel are wasting question space.


HERE IS MY QUESTION...


Who hates when people ask these questions? Who thinks these people should just start a blog or something?


Who likes these questions? Who feels they are great questions?

People who hide statements in forms of questions? hate or like?
Have to agree with you there,


but it is a safe way for a lot of people to voice opionions they don;t feel confident to just say in fear of some kind of backlash. threats, or negative commenting and retaliation. Usually they don't want the opposite answer or support againt their (question statements) they just want people to agree. Good observation
Reply:Well...it depends. Particularly on the questioner's point.





Sometimes, it's a leading question; sometimes, it's a thought-provoking question; sometimes, it's a silly question.





I have to judge on a case-by-case basis...
Reply:You can still disagree in your answer if you want.
Reply:Hate it... when Fox News is using it constantly.


Like it... when comedians are making fun of Fox News.
Reply:I hate it, especially when people use a "question" to try to malign another user. I just ignore it though.
Reply:I hate that. The reason why they do that here is because no one wants to read their grotty blogs and they can't get any attention anywhere else.
Reply:i HATE those types of questions. especially on here.