Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on "DESPERATE Trump u0026 friends ALL FALL for obvious hoax, demand mistrial" video.

  1. Wow. Well said. Good job! :)
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  2.  @davehallett810  Ah, an example of rightwing desperation! Well done.
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  3.  @JoePackJoeNC  You're really reaching there, Eddy. Here's a free example of critical thinking: First, we aren't talking about the judge, but a post from some random dude on Facebook. Secondly, we're talking about people believing that random dude. Finally, we're talking about how you all keep falling for it. I thought maga people do lots of research?
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  4.  @jasonhufton5128  Donny can't even take care of his own diaper.
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  5. You want to send someone to jail for trolling on Facebook? Well, good luck with that. Welcome to the internet, by the way.
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  6. That's my favorite meme.
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  7. Wait, I thought he was pro-Israel, and anti-Palestine? You people who pretend to know what's going on should really compare notes, because you contradict each other way too much. Also, single-issue voters are too myopic and self-centered.
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  8. I wouldn't come to Joe's aid if he did what DonDonTheCon did. And them doubling and tripling (etc) down on lies isn't exactly fighting harder. It's just spreading more falsehoods.
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  9. Good luck prosecuting facebook trolling.
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  10. Exactly. They're ruled by their confirmation bias.
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  11.  @jasonhufton5128  I notice you didn't say what David was lying about, or how Dems were deluded. You're a total rookie at trolling.
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  12. One of the funniest things here: The Magadonians always talk about how much they love doing research. Fox could have certainly researched it. How odd. :)
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  13. For a troll post on Facebook? Sure, good luck with that.
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  14.  @iadorenewyork1  No it didn't. It was debunked right away. Regardless of your guesswork, he wasn't punished, because trolling isn't a crime: It would be too hard to differentiate it from ultra maroons posting balderdash.
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  15.  @iadorenewyork1  I don't like trolling either. But people don't get prosecuted just because I don't like what they do. That's life. More to the point: It's the internet. However, powerless posts declaring someone should be jailed are also part of the internet. So maybe you should be jailed?
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  16. Welcome to the internet.
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  17. I don't see what consequences he could face, for trolling on Facebook.
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