And just like that, the rat comes out of the sewer to call me an “anti-vaxxer.” Are you afraid to use the term? Or is it too many syllables for you?
Perhaps you’re too dumb to read the 2nd sentence in my comment. Maybe it’s not your fault, but everyone else’s. Perhaps it’s a mental condition resulting from your poor state of health. After all, you DID manage to somehow survive this long despite listening to the government, doctors and industry all these year; obviously that survival was not without compromising effects.
The fact is that I never wrote anything of the sort. Putting words in another’s mouth, metaphorically, is a very progressive thing to do. Perhaps THAT is the truth of the matter. HmmmmMMMMMM?
Troll much? Or perhaps conflicted?
Monicker is half right for you, but it’s missing one word.
Would you like to buy a vowel, proggy?
How do you like them apples?
(the latter being a metaphor for a key story I’m not going to share with the likes of you which would likely interest you greatly had your mind not been sealed shut decades ago)
This picture is MUCH greater than your pet bias, much like the scandal currently enveloping POTUS. It takes an open mind and a personal choice, but my 4th book outlines how that may not be possible for you. Sad, really. If you’re not a proggy, you sure walk & talk like one. Recall that pathetic footnote I mentioned.
Ah, but you didn’t bother to read that post, either...
How’s my sarcasm, dude? On par with yours? I’d love to keep playing, but I have a morning constitutional with your name all over it; thanks for getting it going. Truly.
“I am not against guns, but ....
“I am not against free speech, but ....
I am for the Constitution, but ....”
How many times have we heard someone start like that and the next sentence become a rant against that which they claim to support
There is a difference between sarcastic and nasty
I hope you made it to the bathroom, you are full of it
You are not sarcastic