Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "KHOU 11" channel.

  1.  @micheledavidswife4336  He won a warrant.
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  2. It should be legalized.
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  3. You oppose American freedom?
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  4. How can a school make believing in religious magic mandatory? This is unconstitutional.
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  5. Oh sure. You know because you have evidence. I bet.
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  6. And the Lord said unto Luke; Obi-Wan never told you what happened to your father…
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  7. Ignorance, usually.
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  8. Compare our First Amendment, which guarantees religious freedom… With the First Commandment, which opposes religious freedom. This makes Christianity fundamentally opposed to American Freedom, and fundamentally Un-American.
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  9. And you’re not.
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  10.  @Stillhovering  You don’t get to decide if you’re a man or not. Some random people on the internet do.
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  11. No sir, she didn’t.
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  12.  @debbiemenges6569  If you can intentionally misgender, we can intentionally misgender, sir.
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  13.  @Stillhovering  You may be, but I’m not pretending to be qualified to make such an assessment.
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  14.  @Stillhovering  I’m qualified to know the difference between you’re and your.
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  15. The citizen did more than the officer.
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  16.  @lesliehuynh7086  Nice Imagination.
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  17. No ma’am.
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  18.  @nahtatroll  If you can’t engage honestly, please don’t engage at all.
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  19. You’re suddenly concerned with transmission of a virus?
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  20.  @SmokeyTreats  I recommend The Founding Myth, by Andrew L. Seidel.
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  21.  @SmokeyTreats  I agree with your comments. One things those that claim we are a Christian nation overlook, and is strong evidence against their position, are the drafts revisions of our founding documents. Initially, god and religion were included in some early drafts, and were voted to be removed entirely by the final and official revisions. This shows clear intent for the separation.
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  22. Condolences to the family. Such a tragedy.
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  23. Supporters of the criminal clown.
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  24. Another reason to avoid church.
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  25. Buy that car at auction.
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  26. Sober up.
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  27.  @somerandomperson6511  You’ve been radicalized. You’re not supposed to snort the koolaid, Bub.
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  28.  @somerandomperson6511  Yes, you’ve been radicalized. Throwing in communism just verifies it. The phrase "drinking the Kool-Aid" as used to describe blind obedience and loyalty to a cause is a precise analogy of your position. Except that you’re not drinking it. You’re snorting the powder.
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  29.  @somerandomperson6511  I’d challenge your ability to “know” anything. The confidence you hold in preferred beliefs is higher than is warranted by evidence. Which is why you deny science, and believe in gods.
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  30. Sure, because a society of uneducated children will turn out good.
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  31.  @debbiemenges6569  Yes, sir. You’re very arrogant and deluded. And you absolutely don’t understand science. Your god is also a delusion, sir.
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  32.  @lesliehuynh7086  I don’t think you have evidence for your claims, or for anything that justifies slashing of or attempting to slash tires. If someone is unstable enough to do that, of defend it, it’s possible they are unhinged.
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  33.  @lesliehuynh7086  You claimed Sanchez is not telling us the whole truth. You claimed a guy does t just come from nowhere and blah blah. You’re entitled to make false claims all day long. So, you did make claims. Nobody claimed this was an official police investigation, so why are you yelling? An ad populum fallacy occurs when we use an “argumentum ad populum”, meaning that we make an appeal to what most people think, like, or believe, instead of justifying our position with evidence. Whether I can count or not isn’t relevant, and males for another fallacious argument. What else?
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  34.  @shanly8999  What you think really isn’t relevant. You either have evidence to support your position, or you don’t.
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  35.  @lesliehuynh7086  It seems to bother you more, since you’re the one using fallacious reasoning and needing to “yell” about it. If you’re not trying to convince me, why are you yelling and repeating yourself using the same fallacious and failed reasoning? Missed medication? Sounds like projection. Not my problem that your world view is based on imagination and not evidence.
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  36.  @lesliehuynh7086  You don’t need evidence to come to conclusions or form a world view. So, you don’t care whether what you believe is even true? If what you believe has nothing to do with me, why are you still here yelling about it? Again, your meds comments are clearly projection. I’m not the one yelling or trying to convince people that I’m not trying to convince people.
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  37. And Santa Clause, right?
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  38.  @StormyITO  I’m sure you will.
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  39. @Dark Code Do you start with data regarding the number of accidental deaths from guns?
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  40.  @Crazy-Horse-Tx.  I lived in reality for many years. I can tell you that pointing to the supernatural suggests you don’t really know much about this at all.
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  41. @Dark Code It was a question. So please don’t pretend you have a grasp on logic. When do you bring up the risk of accidental deaths?
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  42. Or which economic classes, right? Because races isn’t relevant.
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  43. Points awarded for blasphemy.
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  44. I’d very much like,to challenge you on why you believe in magic.
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  45. You trust in the God of slavery? The god that made slavery permissible by law? You trust in the god the drowned almost everyone, including babies?
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  46. Your Lord created evil.
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  47. Maybe those men enjoy the body heat of other men.
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  48.  @XX_MelobraacRedux  You seem confused.
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  49. Do you think they really chose to grow up in poverty and crime? Do better.
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  50.  @easton5700  No, but shitting all of the Constitution certainly does.
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