Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on "RFK Jr Fox News town hall a total disaster" video.

Any other Democratic candidates have town halls with Sean Hannity on Fox? That seems weird.
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@larscincaid6348 False in what way? See, you didn't give any examples. You posted one word that didn't even have a period. Edit: Well you edited it to add PERIOD in all caps. What a worm.
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@lauradoll4248 Running for President is his choice, though. Yes? So he's running knowing that he'll have to talk a lot. Yes? That means he has put himself into the position where he'll be (possibly) depended on to speak to (and for) the nation...with that voice. That is his fault.
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@larscincaid6348 "He's probably the only sane politician running." Wait. In your replies on another of these threads, you said you were so sensitive about RFK's health, and not just him, but about anyone's health, that you didn't want others talking about him. Yet here you are calling people insane. So you aren't sensitive to health issues. You're a troll, faking sensitivity, just as I said.
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@larscincaid6348 Nothing like an ad hominem as a non-answer.
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@lukerichardson2404 lol at your straw man.
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@larscincaid6348 "well...THAT was a long disorganized post not really saying much. Write something more flowing and less whiny / boring." Nah. You're a troll. You've contradicted yourself on several occasions in these comments for this video alone. This post of yours is a prime example. You said nothing, just an ad hominem.
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@harrysyoutubing "Perhaps Biden should debate RFK JR but that's not likely to happen, I wonder why?" I'm sure you have a fascinating theory about that. 🙄
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@hamon_master1390 "the US operated coup in 2014" Except Putin was the one to claim that. And Marjorie Taylor Greene parroted it. Looking through the fact checks, I see this is indeed a conspiracy theory. The U.S. has led plenty of coups in their day. But not there. It's Russian propaganda. Experts in foreign policy related to Russia and Ukraine called Greene’s claim “ludicrous” and “preposterous and embarrassing.”
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@Rob_Cary Forgot about that! Nice one. Thanks for reminding me. :)
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@lukerichardson2404 Okay, but first you have to admit you did a straw man. And then admit you're using whataboutism to deflect from your straw man. And that whataboutism is this "guilt by association." And while you're stewing over that, you also must realize this isn't guilt by association, as you claim. That happens when you totally dismiss someone, just because they're connected to a demonized opponent or group of people. And dismissed for no other reason but that. First, since he's a Democrat and I'm a Democrat, that's not happening. Secondly, we're not even talking about who he's connected to: We're talking about him. No one is saying anything about who he's connected to---obviously, since we're all Dems, and he's a Dem. (While you're just dim.) Maybe think about what you write, BEFORE you hit Reply.
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@PiperAtTheGatesOfYourMom A straw man is when you ignore the existing topic and point, and come up with your own invented topic and point; it's weaker than the original, weak as straw, hence the name. That poster you're referring to wrote: "How dare a man talk to people?" My original post was: "Any other Democratic candidates have town halls with Sean Hannity on Fox? That seems weird." See? It has nothing to do with what I said. I didn't even make a statement, I asked a question, which shouldn't have been cause to take offense. And I seriously doubt any bot would be as well spoken as I am. Next time, when you claim something, or try to refute a claim, give reasons other than an ad hominem.
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@lukerichardson2404 I find it extremely odd that you know all that other stuff, but are somehow okay with all this: He's anti-vaccine. He wrote a book called "The Real Anthony Fauci." He has told some big whopper lies so far. Here are some: "Atrazine in the water supply is contributing to "sexual dysphoria" in kids." "Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s claim appears to be based on a 2010 University of California, Berkeley study that found that when male frogs were exposed to atrazine, some lost fertility and developed ovaries. Differences in human and frog biology mean these findings do not unilaterally extend to humans." He said the Covid vaccine was "the deadliest vaccine ever made." He said this on the House floor, going on and on against making it a requirement that students be vaccinated against this global pandemic. And of course, this is one his most infamous whoppers: "COVID-19 is targeted to attack Caucasians and Black people. The people who are most immune are Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese.” First, there's still no evidence that it was engineered. So saying it was used to target some people, while others were immune is extremely irresponsible, and feeds into antisemitism and anti-Chinese phobias. So even if he saved baby seals from oil spills, the guy is whacked in the head. He's anti-science. He didn't use any data or proof, for any of those lies I listed, except for already debunked and disreputable conspiracy theory sources.
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@larscincaid6348 Couple more things. First, I said earlier in this thread that you didn't write anything "but one word" in your original reply here, "which didn't even have a period." Then, being the worm you are, you went back and wrote PERIOD in all caps. What a cowpie stain you are. Secondly, I can see by the number of replies in this thread, that you trolled the holy crud out of everyone. You trolled and trolled and trolled and trolled. You're a piece of garbage, and I'm happy to mute you, and never hear from you again.
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@larscincaid6348 I seriously doubt you are really this sensitive about pointing out a Presidential candidate's health problems.
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@larscincaid6348 "doubt away... obviously you're never wrong." I'm wrong as much as humanly possible. It's confronting how incorrect we are that allows us to actually learn. But your compassion for RFK Jr's health problem seems wrong to me. First, anyone who was that compassionate would NOT jump down someone else's throat. That would be a lack of compassion. See? And your absence of compassion for the person who made that OP shows a complete absence of compassion. Secondly, this is further exhibited by your confirmation bias, when you passive aggressively respond to me. Since I'm human, I can obviously be wrong. And you also assume I'm wrong, which means you're talking shi--. And that is something a person with your ostensible level of compassion would never do. Yeah. I could be wrong. But from what you've shown us here, you're as full of cow pies as a cowboy bakery on the range. Yippie ki yay!
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@libtarded01 "Yet more fit than the last 6 or 7 presidents we've had." Here are the last seven Presidents: Donald J. Trump (More fit than Trump, I agree. But Trump never sounded like he was ready to cough up a lung.) 44 Barack Obama (No way he's more fit than Obama. That's absurd.) 43 George W. Bush (Dubya was in good shape. He spent most of his time working on the ranch. So no there.) 42 William J. Clinton (No. Clinton jogged a lot. He was in good shape.) 41 George H. W. Bush (Doubtful. He had been head of the CIA. The man could kill you twice before you hit the ground.) 40 Ronald Reagan (Maybe, but doubtful.) 39 James Carter (Absolutely not more fit than Carter, who worked well into his old age, building houses for Habitat for Humanity.) So you're just completely wrong, the possible exception of Trump, and that's not saying much.
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@lauradoll4248 How far is your nose up RFK's back side? Inquiring minds want to know.
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