You . . . you think you proved something? With your link to the New York Post?

yeah how dare a movie theater not have ushers to fight off armed intruders

I said both that you are stupid and that you routinely carry water for right wing nutjobs. Both of those things remain true.

Oh, okay, so the doors that three quarters of the attendees normally exit through should be alarmed. That would fix . . . whoops, it would fix nothing. Oh well.

So . . . I mean, in every movie theater, people leave the theater through those exits. That’s an expected part of how movie theaters work.

A reasonable person would never believe that.

Uh, right. Like the article you link says, these people sued Cinemark. Cinemark didn’t sue them. You are really confused about this.

Well, maybe one day you will think up some kind of defense of what you said.

Let’s see, looks like you still can’t defend what you said.

Well, that’s why I quoted you directly.

If you were right, you’d be able to defend the things you said. You wouldn’t be repeatedly insulting me.

It’s like you think I’m going to forget that you can’t manage to back up the stupid shit you said.

If your words were actually “fine”, you wouldn’t have to try so strenuously to avoid defending them.

Your post is pretty incoherent, but I would like to make it clear that I don’t think the New York Times should be president either.

And yet I’m not the one trying to dodge responsibility for my words.

I understand it perfectly. The problem is that you can’t defend it so you insult me instead.

So you can’t defend what you said, then.

And yet he’s never heard of Aleppo.

If there’s a problem, then you start by not doing things that will make it even worse.

Forcing hospitals to pay for health care for random members of the public is a big part of why health care costs are so out of line, though.