Aha! It's a response!

TrickyKid said on 19 Nov 1996:

(You and me, what does that mean?
Always, what does that mean? Forever, what does that mean?
It means we'll manage.
I'll master your language.
And in the mean time,
I'll create my own.)

( To which ReginaSpektor01 replied: )

The circuit closes if you want it to close. It's nice :)
It's not just anything, but call-response antiphony (whose name is no accident) remains some of the strongest musical connections, even if you have to bridge artists, works and years - and sync them yourselves.
Really.

Principles for the Internets: #1, Idiots are Everywhere.

This isn't as cynical as it may sound.

Something I've had to learn many times over is that there are millions of people out there with opinions I find abhorrent, irrational, cruel, stupid and/or just plain wrong. It will be on everything from politics to haircare, religion to exercise - from the broad scope of entire worldviews to the minute nuances of a Swedish dialect - beyond a difference of opinion, they will be rude and emboldened-like-insurgents about their opinions or "facts" because the anonymity and removal of the internets keeps them from being punched in the teeth.

So really, in most cases, the principle is to just let idiots be idiots.

Yes, people's minds can be changed, and there are times to stand your ground to make a point.
And hell, you may get off on diving into hopeless endeavors.
But really, unless you do - just walk away. Even if you changed one Southern Republicratiarian's mind, there will be 1,000,000 more to take their place.
So the principle isn't even about you being 'right', them being 'wrong' - but preserving your own sanity. Learn when it matters, and when it doesn't. I guarantee...usually, it doesn't.
No one is keeping score, except perhaps the NSA.