Marshal’s bullshit

Marshal, like Craig, is welcome here to try to make a point. But he’s gutless. 

Here he is: “I agree that confronting opposing points of view is more fun, fulfilling, enlightening and challenging. I prefer it as well.” 

Then he immediately needs to make clear that I’m not challenging.

Though I did point out that he voted for a convicted felon. Which makes his standard of judgment about 93% of black people just empty racist prejudice.

The look at the ink he spills trying to cover the FACT that Trump is a convicted felon in an American court of law. He tries so hard to make it not true he thinks his feelings can turn back time.

“And speaking of the troll, a comment submission appeared under yours which was brief and easy to read as I deleted it. [“easy to read as I deleted it”😂 he’s not even a grown up bastard; just a latent juvenile who cannot be straight up honest!😂😂😂] It referenced Trump's conviction and such would've been a good example of the crazy about which this post highlights. Like Dan and others, he criticizes those of us who voted for a "convicted felon", despite the blatantly politicized court which "convicted" him. While again, many legal experts, including Turley and Dershowitz, roundly criticized the court for how it ran roughshod over both the rule of law and Trump's rights as the accused, the loony leftist lunkheads do what the purpose of the case was meant to procure, which was to allow asshats to refer to Trump as a "convicted felon". That's all which matters to the asshats, as justice clearly doesn't. They so desperately wanted that tag attached to him so they can believe their hatred is validated. It's crazy they believe it does.”

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