Well, for one you attack people over perceived differences of inferiority to yourself. Whether that be for their race, gender, sexuality, politics, and so on. While it’s perfectly fine to hold that as an opinion and or even express it. There’s a time and a place and you’ve repeatedly shown yourself incapable of exercising discretion or tact in doing so.

I’ll use one of my own pet peeves as an example; I really find overtly flamboyant homosexual men to be incredibly obnoxious. To the point where I feel they are needlessly showing off their lifestyle in a very attention-seeking manner. There was once a point where the “We are here, we are queer, get used to it.“ sentiment was necessary to impose acceptance of alternative sexualities and lifestyles in society. But these days it just comes off as needlessly garish.

Now in spite of that particularly spicy opinion of mine that I hold, I don’t actively go after all gay men because of that. I still respect that they have as much of a right to freely express themselves as I do. So in spite of my difference in opinion, I’ll do all that I can remain civil with such people until given a reason not to be otherwise. The moment they, or anyone else break social etiquette is when the gloves come off and I don’t give a shit about maintaining civility. I’ll start using crude or provocative language in accordance with what I feel is right in that situation. You, on the other hand, went after a pair of transgender strangers that were having an entirely unrelated discussion simply because they were.

That is not being very nice or sociable. It is, in fact, quite the contrary. Looking through your past post(s) will reveal much the same in various other circumstances. Just the way you interact with the people around has caused them to have a negative opinion. That opinion, in turn, informs how strangers (myself) unfamiliar with you may start to treat you. I don’t really know you that well to really hold a strong stance in either direction. All I saw was a weirdo with a fixation on paedophiles, though the more I saw you around and how you interacted with people compounded by the stories I was told. The more I was inclined to be wary of and eventually tease you at a very surface level. The reason I did decide to accept your request to follow me and follow you back, in turn, is because I hadn’t given you a fair chance to demonstrate what I have been told wasn’t the case.