The boomerang comment - An example of mention-worthy REUSE

On Linkedin, the CEO of freelancer.com was discussing some other thing, where he said- Sorry, but who are these f*cking morons? The discussion was about ACS and it's policies, nothing related to freelancing or Freelancer.com. But the point is that someone made a mention worthy reuse of the phrase to explain that how users feel about freelancer.com.

After the comment made by CEO of Freelancer.com, in the comment section someone having username Timothy Bowman reused that phrase on the same page of Linkedin -

...your ACS comments "F-ing Morons" is kind of like how freelancers feel when your Support personnel, numbered up to 4, can't seem to find the answer, for two whole weeks, why Freelancer accidentally took extra money out of a PayPal account leaving a WORKER without upfront funds to pay to Freelancer.com for another job that may get him or her out of hole... 

The point to mention it here is to state the fact that the feelings of the ditched freelancers are the same what people from freelancer.com feel about things which they strongly dislike. They expect that their disliking will be taken into consideration by the disliked ACS but they don't understand that their user's dislikings should also be taken into account by themselves. 

The writing style is very much witty at the end part of the comment-

Yes, to stay grounded, I try to look myself in the mirror at least four times per day. I think I'm getting taller by shrinking? But, though the mirror has been placed way down here, feel free to bring your Soap Box....yes, the tarnished one...and join me sometime? It's a ravishingly humbling experience...even for a King!