Why is it that when you ask a question, people always have to assume some sort of tone to your words?

Is it too hard for people to just read questions for what they are instead of making assumptions and making yourself look like a total jacka$$?? C'mon, sometimes people actually ask questions for informational purposes or to try to understand a viewpoint/situation that they've never personally experienced and don't understand. Stop spreading your hate and stupidity around please and thanks. If you don't understand how someone means something, ask instead of assuming because all you do is make an A$$ out of yourself

Why is it that when you ask a question, people always have to assume some sort of tone to your words?
Do I detect an attitude in that question?
Reply:Could you perhaps give us an example of the question that you feel was misinterpreted? Otherwise we're really going to have a hard time figuring out what you're talking about.
Reply:Well, any question would be easier to interpret if asked in person (tonal inflections, eye contact, body language would make it easier to determine the degree of seriousness of lack thereof of the questioner). I wouldn't turn to Y/A for serious problems. If seeking info there are innumerable legit sources beyond this forum. This approach is subject to all kinds of answers. Some real and some for humor or other objectives.