Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on "Sarah Huckabee Sanders May Be ARRESTED For Fraud" video.

@timothyslaughter476 Uh huh, because blaming these people for what other people did is rational and using common sense. Have you ever noticed how extremely rare it is, when someone does something wrong, to admit they were wrong? Even the most psychopathic murderers will claim they were possessed by demons. You're wrong here. Just admit it. Doesn't mean you're wrong about everything, everywhere. Just here. Can't do it though, huh? Well, on the plus side, at least you aren't saying you were possessed by demons, or sent by God. But what you claimed others did, you're actually doing. And where you said they were wrong, that would (logically) mean you were wrong. But logic has no place with rational humans. Right? The irrationality of what you're saying is rational to you; and your illogical reasoning is common sense. So sweet is bitter, and bitter is sweet. Mirrors must confuse you.
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That's where the story started, though, and why there is a story. Granted, it's a choice as to where to start your story, and what to include in it. Nothing wrong with you preferring that it start somewhere else. And nothing wrong with the people who actually did the story, here, starting it where they did.
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We'll see, Nostradamus.
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@timothyslaughter476 "You...attacked this woman at a restaurant while she was with her kids." Probably not these people, though, right? So you're condemning them for something they didn't do. "It's all you got to back up your hate." You're the one who is hating here. So let's get this straight: You're the one who is hating, while claiming others are doing it. That means you're doing the wrong thing, since what you falsely claimed they were doing was wrong. And you're going off the assumption that either these specific people were the ones who "attacked" HuckaSanders in a restaurant, when it's not at all likely that they were. You're just sorta blindly thrashing around: correct about nothing, wrong about everything, bearing false witness, attacking everyone; all while feeling justified in doing so--because you claim the wrong thing you actually did was what they did, when it wasn't. I see a straightjacket in your future. (Or was there one in your past?)
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