This was definitely a good read. Thanks.

That’s essentially the same as believing them, except less hashtaggable.

While I do agree with most of your points, I’m going to respectfully disagree with the last two.

FYI, there are studies that link the rise of hate crimes to the current president’s scummy rhetoric. Here’s one.

This is a very good point. One the right will conveniently ignore.

Really funny about how Republicans toss around voting fraud as this terrifying leftist bogeyman when that’s merely a diversion tactic to draw the eye away from the rampant fraud they themselves are committing.

In a way, I am.

Concise, I like it.

Right, because writing people off entirely is a much better option than suggesting introspective work.

And your reading comprehension is about zero.

Damn, just look at his hand in the lead pic.

You had me at vaccine-blocking tin armor.

A lot of people, regardless of their perceived wealth and/or status really don’t know how to healthily process negative events or frustration in their lives. I don’t exclusively work in the mental health field, but I definitely advocate for it.

Any trolls who wants to come at me with the following can save your time because I’m summarily dismissing this trash:

Well, the best takeaway here is if you thought you had missed the window for getting rich off selling tin foil hats, you're still good. 

I mean.. it IS arguably better in type. For offline discussion, I’m into using QUILTBAG as my go-to umbrella term.

Good job on that hideous and vaguely sociopathic take.

Right, forgot that report was written by the Liberal Socialist Deep State branch of the FBI. My bad.

Whoah, it’s almost as if different people act different ways and the behaviour of one individual can’t accurately be predicted by observing a completely separate individual!

Close, but not quite.