Comments by "" (@TheHuxleyAgnostic) on "Sam Explains Steven Crowder H3 Confrontation" video.

@werihfbwl No, it makes absolutely zero sense, because it still would have happened in front of the same H3 audience, with the same number of viewers. Crowder is a complete and utter coward.
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@werihfbwl If Crowder thought Ethan was so absolutely easy to dunk on, then wasn't that like a bigger kid picking on a little kid, to begin with? So, you're admitting Sam is the bigger, tougher, opponent.
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@werihfbwl Let's be honest, "here" everyone knows who Sam is, because it's his comment section.
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@JamesThomas-pj2lx If you've ever watched, or read, any kind of story where there's some kind of "tough guy" combatant villain who only targets non combatants he thinks he can easily defeat, but then one of his targets finds and brings in a combatant for their side, you should be able to grasp what cowardice is, and who the actual coward is. Even those cowardly story villains tend to fight the story hero, at least once. Crowder just ran for it.
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@normaaliihminen722 A "pro" basketball player who only agrees to play against amateurs, so he can get his "easy layup" to stroke his ego, is the coward from the get go. From, that point, I don't give a crap if someone tricks that coward into coming face to face with an actual pro. And then he proved he won't play an actual pro, took his ball, and ran home to daddy.
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@zmiller1840 But I don't support a coward going around claiming "the left won't debate me", acting like some debate master, while only ever debating amateurs, because he is such a coward.
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@dollywhitley3314 Nope. The biggest coward is the "pro" basketball player who never plays other professionals. The biggest, by far.
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@zmiller1840 The coward is the "pro" who only ever debates amateurs, yes. What's hard to grasp about that?
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