(part 1)
>>20335221
once I get to the part about 'tiny brain' I say in my mind 'let me tell this person that by saying that he loses his argument with whoever he's grappling with.
but I got into trouble yesterday by forgetting that youngsters often are still stuck in that insult mode and don't understand that they will grow out of it.
maybe this person is in the heat of battle and I'm wrong to call him out for insulting someone, and I haven't looked at the other posts.
but seriously that whole 'tiny brain' bit is just a bad way to argue.
I guess I want to say 'up your game' and do better.
not 'up yours' but 'up your game'. if I post this will I rile this one? Let me review the rest of what is going on with this one.
>>20334845
wow, this must be a person just out of being a teenager.
crosses the line with a comment about rape and makes me say 'youngster, do you know how you sound. smarten up. no one is as you describe, everyone deserves respect. no one is a candidate for what you suggest. But when you consider who he is discussing and how vile what that one has done, and colluded with lawyers to defame a man who is well loved, I guess I can understand in this context why the poster doesn't care and just says it, and he's being sarcastic, that she is a candidate for a violent interaction of a sexual nature. But I know the poster is being facetious and ironic. the woman is rather nasty looking, looking a lot like she's in the process of a chemical peal just as she stand there in front of the camera lens. Maybe she was attractive when she was younger?
>>20334861
why does this poster need to prefix his statement with unsubstantiated insults? It's very bad form and makes most people want to filter him. ah, they are discussing the heroic James O'Keefe. I should look for the drop that James has promised instead of reviewing this young mind's insult-comic back-attchas.
but a young mind insulter might be a great debater and effective spokes person for good causes if he could get past his need to start every comment, and end every comment, with insults that just make the one who says them seem wrong. Not about what he is saying, but about how he is saying it.
>>20334874
fair statement, Free Masons are obssessed with that whole 33 thing.
>>20334894
back to the stupidity of an ad hominum attack. the other poster, to whom he responds, gives him polite discourse and offers that he could pony-up some better process than what James is doing. but this one has to use his 'illiterate n-word' insult.
there is a kind of social illiteracy that this one does not have a problem with. He says he does with actual illiterates. But in terms of being able to compose copy that people will actually be able to read it through to the end, this one is a social imbaccile, a kind of socially disfunctional Turret's syndrome effected persona who can't help being a jerk to everyone else, even if they are trying to pull the guy out of the self-dug ditch, that ditch he makes by constantly throwing mud in everyone else's faces (ok, this part is me being 'clever').
calls the O'Keefe stuff 'noise'. I guess that's a fair opinion that he can have. But why does he need to dig that ditch from the mud-slinging?