15 & 16. Two of the biggest trolls on here calling out someone else for trolling? LOL Cute.

Never once accused NG3 of being a troll.... Tarded, but not a troll.
And thank you for the recognition, I'm sure Eberly is grateful too.
#18 | Posted by lfthndthrds

Calling someone "tarded" is trolling them, knucklehead. I'm surprised an expert troll such as yourself doesn't realize that. LOL

Aren't you special (Ed)?
Posted by lfthndthrds

Oh, special eddy. That's an oldie but goodie!

Gal, I didn't say anything about trolling. I simply referred to the fact that you cringe at his posts and have for years.
and it's obvious why.
No need to take it anywhere else.
and how dumb do you have to pretend to be by accusing us of being bigger trolls than people you know to be actual trolls?
you're better than that.
#23 | Posted by eberly

I missed NG3's post when he left. You and Leftie are 2 of the biggest trolls on this site. I'll admit your style of trolling differs from the gay-bashing, swearing, name-calling trolls on both sides of the aisle, but troll you do. Not that this a bad thing, necessarily. It is what it is.

*Not that that is a bad thing, necessarily

So far the biggest victims of the impact of climate change are red states, so that's a positive.
Posted by Northguy"

This after just experiencing one of the worst wildfires ever in California.
I would argue the entire west coast will continue to be extremely vulnerable to these fires.
and that's not a positive...it's just what it is. I don't wish any blue staters to be victims of anything nor do I believe they deserve it.
I guess if Northguy truly feels as though it's a "positive" that red staters are the biggest victims of climate change then fine. He's free to feel any way he wants.
But that's just my opinion......from one of the biggest trolls on this site
#30 | Posted by eberly

Here's what I think you are missing about NG3's post. Republican politicians and Republican voters tend to be the ones who say climate change isn't real and vote against policies that work to combat it. So, from the perspedtive of folks who believe the effects of climate change are real, it's a positive when red states reap the results of their actions, because maybe then they'll realize the error of their ways. Unfortunately, some people need to learn things the hard way. Also unfortunately, there are plenty of people in red states who don't need this lesson, but they, too, will suffer.

I've talked about my family who are farmers being Trump voters. Now if it turns out that they are hurt by some of Trump's policies that are affecting farmers, will I think that is a positive development? Yes and no. I don't want my family or anyone else to be hurt by Trump, but if millions of people are going to be hurt, then why should they be exempt? Maybe if they personally feel the pain his policies are bringing to so many, they will realize they made a mistake and speak up against them. Will they deserve that pain? Again, yes and no. Yes, they deserve to feel the ramifications of their votes. No, they don't desere to suffer anymore than I do or you do or any other American does. I think a lot of non-Trump voters feel this way. Maybe I'm wrong and that's not the thinking that was behind NG3's post, but that's the way I read it.

But I'm shocked you're conversing with one of the biggest trolls on this site
must be a slow day for you.
#36 | Posted by eberly

You are one of the biggest trolls on this site, but unlike some of the other trolls that's not all you do here.