He just HAS to be a troll

[Guest]

What success?

You can avoid reality but you can't avoid the consequences of avoiding reality

[agstar77]

You can avoid reality but you can't avoid the consequences of avoiding reality

They were living in an alternate reality

[Guest]

They were living in an alternate reality

Captured!
You're gonna wish you could delete your post.

[agstar77]

Captured!
You're gonna wish you could delete your post.

Not as much as most of yours.

[Guest]

Not as much as most of yours.

I can appreciate your opinion.
By saying "not as much" you're admitting I'm right.

[agstar77]

I can appreciate your opinion.
By saying "not as much" you're admitting I'm right.

Ha!Ha! You are "RIGHT". FAR RIGHT.

[biglentil]

Ha!Ha! You are "RIGHT". FAR RIGHT.

Just right so far.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Just right so far.

Even I will begrudgingly admit that, after having cast aspersions at Bin Lurking, and yourself early in the pandemic. Both of you were far more right than wrong.

[blackpowder]

If individuals that went too far are selfish extremists. What do we call a government that went too far? Playing the odds? Legalized mob rule? And yes, I believe they went a little too damn far.
A planet wide psychological experiment. Hope we learned some good. Ya right.
I recall images more troubling than a dead person. Events more worrisome than a few flu victims. History sure does repeat. It must I suppose.

[chuckChuck]

Unlike the government which had to justify it use of the emergency act in a public inquiry and face voters and the consequences.

The illegal border blockaders and occupiers weren't accountable to anyone and were an unelected poorly organized unfocused bunch of splinter groups that harassed residents of Ottawa and partied in hot tubs for several weeks in Ottawa.

“These blockaders are taking away the freedom of other people to move their goods and themselves where they want to go and that is wrong and the government has laws and tools in place to combat it,” Pierre Poilievre