Sean Mooney

I stopped reading after the bolded part because when you say stupid sh!t not rooted in reality like "your people" to me I don't care. I assume the rest is you just saying whataboutism scenarios in contrast to me saying all of it is bad. Carry on azzhole

A very sizable group of people showing contempt for the American electoral process and being egged on by the outgoing President is not a "nothingburger." Yes I know BLM protests, and the current campus protests. I'm not going to pretend I like those either. But I'm not willing to handwave away January 6th just because and pretend like it was nothing. Destruction should never be a part of protest whether it is explicit destruction or implicit destruction.

Now we've moved to "Well I'm only hearing about it now..." Soon it will be "No news station gave it their entire morning show to discuss."

He did watch the whole Police Academy series through twice though.

First it was no national coverage now it is "Not near the attention it should." Keep shifting the goalposts dude

Do you ever get tired of being wrong

No I wasn't....you straight up were misrepresenting what people were saying. You are an empty headed #####

He's so stupid.

You are the biggest dipsh!t in this forum. Do you want to say how it was only a locally covered story in Chicago yet you knew about it in New York? Didn't pass geography in your autism riddled years?

You were mocking the idea of saying the girl was the victim. Run into traffic

Don't confuse HT.

So saying that a story is not being covered in the national media when it clearly is- a okay by you? You don't see how that is creating racist divisions from a different angle?

Is this the fabled "It's not widespread" phase?

If true, that seems like a fun story.

Is the girl not the one who was the unfortunate person in all this?

Tell yourself what you require as well sport

But think of the "hipcracy"

Good. I am satisfied that you now understand that you made up an argument and posted an article refuting something I never argued in the first place. Good times.

This will help you the next time you want to try and enter an argument here and use something you have to read to prove a point: https://www.scholastic.com/parents/books-and-reading/reading-resources/developing-reading-skills/improve-reading-comprehension.html I also appreciate that you don't see the irony in using a video that is clearly coming from someone with a bias who is filtering the study through that bias. How long do you want to go back and forth with the condescending sniping at one another? Just want to know how much of my day to plan to lose.

He didn't read the study. He is going off the summary of the YouTube guy with 350K subscribers and a skeleton in the background as he podcasts from a dungeon.

I already accepted your resignation to my side of the argument...Please later come back to the thread again to repeat what I said and tell me I was right. Maybe you can find another skeleton video.

And as I stated repeatedly- the article agrees with me and the study shows that there were markups in certain premium areas which means that even if it didn't actively push it up, it certainly wasn't pushing it down either. So again- I am correct in saying there is some aspect of it here but it trails many other, deeper contributing factors. Glad you came around.

Dude- please find where I said that corporate greed was the sole cause of inflation- which is what the video (that you watched) talked about the study (that you absolutely did not read) talked about. You literally copied a post I made and highlighted the last two words to prove a point that I didn't argue and now have spent the better part of a day arguing against that. I'm not sure why you feel the need to make up things to argue against. I'll wait.

Is this now where I can make up something you said and then argue against it- while proving you right time and again- like you've done to me for a day now?

Lower than the chances that you are wearing a stained T-shirt with a video game character on it at this very moment