The Twitter Files show us hundreds of individuals censoring online content, just at Twitter ... DHS, FBI ... so there's no doubt that is also going on at Google, Facebook, YouTube, and elsewhere.

Similar to a segment Tucker Carlson had covering Bidens various confidential documents he had at various homes. His point was bi partisan - too much stuff is marked 'classified' or 'secret' that shouldn't be. Oftentimes it's allegedly the various departments or bureas using the classification to save themselves embarrassment. Like this:

pretty stupid move --> Andrew McCabe Spent $70,000 On A Table. The FBI Hid It From Congress https://t.co/3VSlJg2F7P

— Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) May 25, 2018

BTW, per Hunter Biden renting a bedroom from Pops for $50,000 a month... you folks know of any similar situation? I've heard children contributing to utilities... or a grown child paying rent, the folks invest it, and give it back to the child on their wedding day. Humm... was the rent paid in Ukranian hryvnias? (Ukr currency)

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.@Warriors' Klay Thompson took a moment to share what it means to celebrate the 2022 NBA championship at the White House. pic.twitter.com/AY25kWdzVO

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) January 18, 2023

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I'll bet the Warriors weren't greeted with a table full of fast food crap.

Not the east bays finest.

BREAKING: Swallwell defends Biden taking classified documents and leaving them in his garage

Also suggests without evidence Trump took documents to sell to foreign adversaries pic.twitter.com/7D2PwsyxeZ

— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) January 18, 2023

Did they look at increased drug use?

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We went back over 3k COVID deaths per week in early January. Hopefully we see a true reduction down below 1k per week, but that is mostly wishful thinking.

A reminder of the grim ongoing toll claimed by the pandemic across the country

The weekly tally of COVID-19 deaths was 3,907 through January 11, per @CDCgov

That is the worst weekly count since August, though a fraction of this time last winterhttps://t.co/3DYRSDD4DO pic.twitter.com/CpTc3pZ3Hl

— Alexander Tin (@Alexander_Tin) January 13, 2023

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Looks like the liberal states in New England got hit the hardest. It may be time for better treatments and vaccines. Can this be done without angering Pfauci and the Pfda?

oski003 said:

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Unit2Sucks said:

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We went back over 3k COVID deaths per week in early January. Hopefully we see a true reduction down below 1k per week, but that is mostly wishful thinking.

A reminder of the grim ongoing toll claimed by the pandemic across the country

The weekly tally of COVID-19 deaths was 3,907 through January 11, per @CDCgov

That is the worst weekly count since August, though a fraction of this time last winterhttps://t.co/3DYRSDD4DO pic.twitter.com/CpTc3pZ3Hl

— Alexander Tin (@Alexander_Tin) January 13, 2023

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Looks like the liberal states in New England got hit the hardest. It may be time for better treatments and vaccines. Can this be done without angering Pfauci and the Pfda?

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This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you.

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Unit2Sucks said:

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We went back over 3k COVID deaths per week in early January. Hopefully we see a true reduction down below 1k per week, but that is mostly wishful thinking.

A reminder of the grim ongoing toll claimed by the pandemic across the country

The weekly tally of COVID-19 deaths was 3,907 through January 11, per @CDCgov

That is the worst weekly count since August, though a fraction of this time last winterhttps://t.co/3DYRSDD4DO pic.twitter.com/CpTc3pZ3Hl

— Alexander Tin (@Alexander_Tin) January 13, 2023

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Looks like the liberal states in New England got hit the hardest. It may be time for better treatments and vaccines. Can this be done without angering Pfauci and the Pfda?

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This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you.

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Lord Usucks, can you please put a sticky on top of the thread or rename it, such that people are allowed to post news but not actually comment on it?

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Right after you post that we're closer to 1k deaths per week than 3k deaths like you did last time. Go back to your anti-vax troll safe space where you can continue to be wrong and unchallenged.

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Unit2Sucks said:

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We went back over 3k COVID deaths per week in early January. Hopefully we see a true reduction down below 1k per week, but that is mostly wishful thinking.

A reminder of the grim ongoing toll claimed by the pandemic across the country

The weekly tally of COVID-19 deaths was 3,907 through January 11, per @CDCgov

That is the worst weekly count since August, though a fraction of this time last winterhttps://t.co/3DYRSDD4DO pic.twitter.com/CpTc3pZ3Hl

— Alexander Tin (@Alexander_Tin) January 13, 2023

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Looks like the liberal states in New England got hit the hardest. It may be time for better treatments and vaccines. Can this be done without angering Pfauci and the Pfda?

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This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you.

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Lord Usucks, can you please put a sticky on top of the thread or rename it, such that people are allowed to post news but not actually comment on it?

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Right after you post that we're closer to 1k deaths per week than 3k deaths like you did last time. Go back to your anti-vax troll safe space where you can continue to be wrong and unchallenged.

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I am not questioning the news you posted. You are clearly the one asking for a safe space. Stop being a little *****.

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Unit2Sucks said:

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We went back over 3k COVID deaths per week in early January. Hopefully we see a true reduction down below 1k per week, but that is mostly wishful thinking.

A reminder of the grim ongoing toll claimed by the pandemic across the country

The weekly tally of COVID-19 deaths was 3,907 through January 11, per @CDCgov

That is the worst weekly count since August, though a fraction of this time last winterhttps://t.co/3DYRSDD4DO pic.twitter.com/CpTc3pZ3Hl

— Alexander Tin (@Alexander_Tin) January 13, 2023

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Looks like the liberal states in New England got hit the hardest. It may be time for better treatments and vaccines. Can this be done without angering Pfauci and the Pfda?

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This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you.

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Lord Usucks, can you please put a sticky on top of the thread or rename it, such that people are allowed to post news but not actually comment on it?

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Right after you post that we're closer to 1k deaths per week than 3k deaths like you did last time. Go back to your anti-vax troll safe space where you can continue to be wrong and unchallenged.

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I am not questioning the news you posted. You are clearly the one asking for a safe space. Stop being a little *****.

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"Stop the personal attacks. I won't respond to your poor behavior. You can disagree with someone without behaving like this."

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Unit2Sucks said:

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We went back over 3k COVID deaths per week in early January. Hopefully we see a true reduction down below 1k per week, but that is mostly wishful thinking.

A reminder of the grim ongoing toll claimed by the pandemic across the country

The weekly tally of COVID-19 deaths was 3,907 through January 11, per @CDCgov

That is the worst weekly count since August, though a fraction of this time last winterhttps://t.co/3DYRSDD4DO pic.twitter.com/CpTc3pZ3Hl

— Alexander Tin (@Alexander_Tin) January 13, 2023

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Looks like the liberal states in New England got hit the hardest. It may be time for better treatments and vaccines. Can this be done without angering Pfauci and the Pfda?

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This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you.

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Lord Usucks, can you please put a sticky on top of the thread or rename it, such that people are allowed to post news but not actually comment on it?

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Right after you post that we're closer to 1k deaths per week than 3k deaths like you did last time. Go back to your anti-vax troll safe space where you can continue to be wrong and unchallenged.

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I am not questioning the news you posted. You are clearly the one asking for a safe space. Stop being a little *****.

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"Stop the personal attacks. I won't respond to your poor behavior. You can disagree with someone without behaving like this."

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003 is just a conservative bully that continues to break the forum rules.

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Unit2Sucks said:

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oski003 said:

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Unit2Sucks said:

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We went back over 3k COVID deaths per week in early January. Hopefully we see a true reduction down below 1k per week, but that is mostly wishful thinking.

A reminder of the grim ongoing toll claimed by the pandemic across the country

The weekly tally of COVID-19 deaths was 3,907 through January 11, per @CDCgov

That is the worst weekly count since August, though a fraction of this time last winterhttps://t.co/3DYRSDD4DO pic.twitter.com/CpTc3pZ3Hl

— Alexander Tin (@Alexander_Tin) January 13, 2023

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Looks like the liberal states in New England got hit the hardest. It may be time for better treatments and vaccines. Can this be done without angering Pfauci and the Pfda?

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This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you.

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Lord Usucks, can you please put a sticky on top of the thread or rename it, such that people are allowed to post news but not actually comment on it?

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Right after you post that we're closer to 1k deaths per week than 3k deaths like you did last time. Go back to your anti-vax troll safe space where you can continue to be wrong and unchallenged.

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I am not questioning the news you posted. You are clearly the one asking for a safe space. Stop being a little *****.

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"Stop the personal attacks. I won't respond to your poor behavior. You can disagree with someone without behaving like this."

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003 is just a conservative bully that continues to break the forum rules.

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Unit2 clearly instigated this. Don't purposely be blind.

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Unit2Sucks said:

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We went back over 3k COVID deaths per week in early January. Hopefully we see a true reduction down below 1k per week, but that is mostly wishful thinking.

A reminder of the grim ongoing toll claimed by the pandemic across the country

The weekly tally of COVID-19 deaths was 3,907 through January 11, per @CDCgov

That is the worst weekly count since August, though a fraction of this time last winterhttps://t.co/3DYRSDD4DO pic.twitter.com/CpTc3pZ3Hl

— Alexander Tin (@Alexander_Tin) January 13, 2023

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Looks like the liberal states in New England got hit the hardest. It may be time for better treatments and vaccines. Can this be done without angering Pfauci and the Pfda?

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This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you.

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This is a personal attack. Thanks.

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Unit2Sucks said:

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We went back over 3k COVID deaths per week in early January. Hopefully we see a true reduction down below 1k per week, but that is mostly wishful thinking.

A reminder of the grim ongoing toll claimed by the pandemic across the country

The weekly tally of COVID-19 deaths was 3,907 through January 11, per @CDCgov

That is the worst weekly count since August, though a fraction of this time last winterhttps://t.co/3DYRSDD4DO pic.twitter.com/CpTc3pZ3Hl

— Alexander Tin (@Alexander_Tin) January 13, 2023

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Looks like the liberal states in New England got hit the hardest. It may be time for better treatments and vaccines. Can this be done without angering Pfauci and the Pfda?

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This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you.

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Lord Usucks, can you please put a sticky on top of the thread or rename it, such that people are allowed to post news but not actually comment on it?

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Right after you post that we're closer to 1k deaths per week than 3k deaths like you did last time. Go back to your anti-vax troll safe space where you can continue to be wrong and unchallenged.

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This is also a personal attack. Thanks.

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Unit2Sucks said:

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We went back over 3k COVID deaths per week in early January. Hopefully we see a true reduction down below 1k per week, but that is mostly wishful thinking.

A reminder of the grim ongoing toll claimed by the pandemic across the country

The weekly tally of COVID-19 deaths was 3,907 through January 11, per @CDCgov

That is the worst weekly count since August, though a fraction of this time last winterhttps://t.co/3DYRSDD4DO pic.twitter.com/CpTc3pZ3Hl

— Alexander Tin (@Alexander_Tin) January 13, 2023

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Looks like the liberal states in New England got hit the hardest. It may be time for better treatments and vaccines. Can this be done without angering Pfauci and the Pfda?

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This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you.

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Lord Usucks, can you please put a sticky on top of the thread or rename it, such that people are allowed to post news but not actually comment on it?

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Right after you post that we're closer to 1k deaths per week than 3k deaths like you did last time. Go back to your anti-vax troll safe space where you can continue to be wrong and unchallenged.

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I am not questioning the news you posted. You are clearly the one asking for a safe space. Stop being a little *****.

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"Stop the personal attacks. I won't respond to your poor behavior. You can disagree with someone without behaving like this."

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003 is just a conservative bully that continues to break the forum rules.

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Unit2 clearly instigated this. Don't purposely be blind.

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"Stop the personal attacks. I won't respond to your poor behavior. You can disagree with someone without behaving like this."

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You attacked me because I questioned FDA approved treatments and vaccines in this thread. Get a grip.

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Unit2Sucks said:

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We went back over 3k COVID deaths per week in early January. Hopefully we see a true reduction down below 1k per week, but that is mostly wishful thinking.

A reminder of the grim ongoing toll claimed by the pandemic across the country

The weekly tally of COVID-19 deaths was 3,907 through January 11, per @CDCgov

That is the worst weekly count since August, though a fraction of this time last winterhttps://t.co/3DYRSDD4DO pic.twitter.com/CpTc3pZ3Hl

— Alexander Tin (@Alexander_Tin) January 13, 2023

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Looks like the liberal states in New England got hit the hardest. It may be time for better treatments and vaccines. Can this be done without angering Pfauci and the Pfda?

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This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you.

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Lord Usucks, can you please put a sticky on top of the thread or rename it, such that people are allowed to post news but not actually comment on it?

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Right after you post that we're closer to 1k deaths per week than 3k deaths like you did last time. Go back to your anti-vax troll safe space where you can continue to be wrong and unchallenged.

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I am not questioning the news you posted. You are clearly the one asking for a safe space. Stop being a little *****.

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"Stop the personal attacks. I won't respond to your poor behavior. You can disagree with someone without behaving like this."

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003 is just a conservative bully that continues to break the forum rules.

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I thought it was the liberals who were the bullies...

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It is. Thanks.

Here are some examples of bullying. These were said without provocation.

"This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you."

"You're a reflexive contrarian so no one really cares what you claim to believe or assume. If I said the sky was blue you would argue with me.

If you cared to learn more (not clear that you do) you would see that he was ultimately cited for a missing front license plate. I feel free to assume that he didn't so something far worse which would cause these very fine gentleman to threaten him with an extra judicial killing for failure to comply.

On the other hand, maybe you've now turned over a new leaf and have stopped making assumptions in all areas on BI. I don't read the anti-vaxxer thread but I'm glad to hear you no longer claim that any young person or athlete who suffers any sort of injury must be connected to mRNA and must be a serious career-ending and life-threatening consequence. LOL, who are we kidding."

Responding to that nastiness by calling that poster a name (acting like one), after being told to go find a safe space, is not a good example of bullying. Thanks.

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Here are some examples of bullying. These were said without provocation.

"This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you."

"You're a reflexive contrarian so no one really cares what you claim to believe or assume. If I said the sky was blue you would argue with me.

If you cared to learn more (not clear that you do) you would see that he was ultimately cited for a missing front license plate. I feel free to assume that he didn't so something far worse which would cause these very fine gentleman to threaten him with an extra judicial killing for failure to comply.

On the other hand, maybe you've now turned over a new leaf and have stopped making assumptions in all areas on BI. I don't read the anti-vaxxer thread but I'm glad to hear you no longer claim that any young person or athlete who suffers any sort of injury must be connected to mRNA and must be a serious career-ending and life-threatening consequence. LOL, who are we kidding."

Responding to that nastiness by calling that poster a name (acting like one), after being told to go find a safe space, is not a good example of bullying. Thanks.

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"You do you"

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oski003 said:

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Here are some examples of bullying. These were said without provocation.

"This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you."

"You're a reflexive contrarian so no one really cares what you claim to believe or assume. If I said the sky was blue you would argue with me.

If you cared to learn more (not clear that you do) you would see that he was ultimately cited for a missing front license plate. I feel free to assume that he didn't so something far worse which would cause these very fine gentleman to threaten him with an extra judicial killing for failure to comply.

On the other hand, maybe you've now turned over a new leaf and have stopped making assumptions in all areas on BI. I don't read the anti-vaxxer thread but I'm glad to hear you no longer claim that any young person or athlete who suffers any sort of injury must be connected to mRNA and must be a serious career-ending and life-threatening consequence. LOL, who are we kidding."

Responding to that nastiness by calling that poster a name (acting like one), after being told to go find a safe space, is not a good example of bullying. Thanks.

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"You do you"

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You twisted the facts of an event and then argued as if those facts were true in support of your beliefs. That is what I meant by "you do you.". You certainly escalated it and responded viciously. That discussion ended more than a week ago. If you are still offended by "you do you" and feel the need to attack, berate, and bully because of it, you should take a break. Rather, I think you have a goal of bullying posters with views you don't like (a few others join you) in an effort to silence those views. "You do you" is merely a justification for your poor behavior.

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Unit2Sucks said:

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oski003 said:

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Here are some examples of bullying. These were said without provocation.

"This is a news thread, not a thread to discuss your pet conspiracy theories. Your friends in the anti-vax thread would probably love to do that with you."

"You're a reflexive contrarian so no one really cares what you claim to believe or assume. If I said the sky was blue you would argue with me.

If you cared to learn more (not clear that you do) you would see that he was ultimately cited for a missing front license plate. I feel free to assume that he didn't so something far worse which would cause these very fine gentleman to threaten him with an extra judicial killing for failure to comply.

On the other hand, maybe you've now turned over a new leaf and have stopped making assumptions in all areas on BI. I don't read the anti-vaxxer thread but I'm glad to hear you no longer claim that any young person or athlete who suffers any sort of injury must be connected to mRNA and must be a serious career-ending and life-threatening consequence. LOL, who are we kidding."

Responding to that nastiness by calling that poster a name (acting like one), after being told to go find a safe space, is not a good example of bullying. Thanks.

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"You do you"

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You twisted the facts of an event and then argued as if those facts were true in support of your beliefs. That is what I meant by "you do you.". You certainly escalated it and responded viciously. That discussion ended more than a week ago. If you are still offended by "you do you" and feel the need to attack, berate, and bully because of it, you should take a break. Rather, I think you have a goal of bullying posters with views you don't like (a few others join you) in an effort to silence those views. "You do you" is merely a justification for your poor behavior.

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Stop playing the victim when you are the instigator. This act has gotten old....time to move on.