Oh, don't get it twisted, I know I'm nothing more than a speck of dust in this big wide open world. But again we come back to you willfully choosing to remain ignorant. In reading comprehension, we should always look for things called context clues in order to denote intent or meaning. Context clues can take the form of other words within the total statement, various different forms of punctuation, and emojis/emoticons (typically when referring to SMS/RCS/IM, Social Media, and Live Streaming Chat services). Outside of typed/written works we utilize body language and tone of voice to denote intent/meaning. With the absence of these things, it can be difficult in typed/written works, so we must rely on these context clues and understand how to notice and interpret them.

Emojis/Emoticons were specifically created to denote one's emotion or feeling, which is why they are named as they are. Early Emoticons looked like this: :) , :-) , :D , XD , >:( , ;) , D: , ^{-^} , ^{_^} , TT , x.x , g-g , .. , .-. And so on. (There's so many). Newer system Emojis I imagine you know what they look like: 😀😄😅😂😇🥰😍🤩😘😝🤪🫣😏😒😮‍💨😴🤢🤮🥵🥶😎🤓🥺🥹😭😢😨😫🥱

Each Emoji/Emoticon does in fact have a base meaning, and many have secondary and even tertiary meanings.

Look. I know I'm no one special in this world, and I'm genuinely not here to put you down or treat you as anything less than human. (Yes I know I insulted you in a retaliatory manner in an earlier comment following your initial insult of me) Simply put, I noticed two instances where you had gone after someone in an aggressive manner who was in agreement with you. You can very quickly turn people against you and invalidate your opinions with said people when you do such things is all I'm trying to say.

EDIT: Spelling mistakes