With a bi-partisan burp of ad hominem, Cernovich earned a lot of charge today, sounding like a mite bit more reasonable Liz-Jan Crokin-Brady in a spasm of outrage-orgasm,  while scoring the all-important Child Harm Voter:

There's always gonna be some bullet-headed, Old Ocelot-drinking, gators and guns type Hater. Here it's Rick Wilson:

But still, who would you trust around the children, Cernovich, who rarely washes his hands, or the fastidious J-Anon?

4 hours ago, william.scherk said:

But still, who would you trust around the children, Cernovich, who rarely washes his hands, or the fastidious J-Anon?

William,

Cernovich.

He goes after his target and stays on point. He's just fine with children, as many of his videos and photos show. He also fights pedophiles.

(Who the hell is J-Anon?)

Rick Wilson imagines he is some kind of referee calling an imaginary game for people who don't hate like he does and he imagines they accept his ruling.

Audience-wise, Cernovich stays in his own head. Agree or disagree, that's clear. Wilson crawls into the head of his audience, or, better, he thinks he does, and he imagines he controls them while congratulating himself on it.

I don't trust that lack of contact with reality and need for power around children.

I don't understand the part about not washing hands.

Michael

Anybody want to buy a used car from Strozk?

He looks honest... probably give you a good deal...

.@replouiegohmert: "When you have text messages, Mr. Strzok, the way you do, saying the things you did, you'd been better off coming in here and saying 'look, that was my bias.'" https://t.co/n9rtHEvNOP pic.twitter.com/sdBi8jrVZH

— Fox News (@FoxNews) July 12, 2018

My favorite quote from that clip is by Louie Gohmert. While Strozk was promoting his honesty and integrity, Gohmert blasted out this to his face:

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When I see you looking with a little smirk, I wonder how many times did you look so innocently into your wife's eyes and lie to her about Lisa Page.

Of course, the House exploded with phoney outrage.

My, my, so many virtuous people...

Then, more of course, Strozk returned to his theme about how honest he was, virtue-signaled about how grand was his integrity for owning up to hurting his wife, and, essentially, called Gohmert a poo-poo head. Here are his words:

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I have told the truth. The fact that you would accuse me otherwise and [bring up] a family member that I have acknowledged hurting goes to more of a discussion of your character and what you stand for and what’s going on inside you.

"I have told the truth..." and if you don't believe him, ask his wife.

To think this guy carried around a loaded gun and was able to arrest people...

Michael

Let's have a little Twitter video fun.

Strozk, the sexy feline...

I foresee this being used as a meme or gif. #Creepy #Strzok #FoxNews pic.twitter.com/uUHC7wv7EP

— Holly Bowie (@Hollybowie) July 12, 2018

And this:

Dear God. pic.twitter.com/WX4M9dmwx1

— Michael Moates, B.Sc. (@freedom_moates) July 13, 2018

And this:

Great snakes writhe alike... pic.twitter.com/VBPncAW2CB

— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) July 13, 2018

Michael

Watching and hearing the hearings was fun. Great theatre. Strozk took the wrong tack.

My favorite bit was his being confronted with the question of whether he used the smarmy smirky bit while lying to his wife, and his response was to play victim and say that the question said more about the character of the questioner than it did about him. I've never, ever lied, ever in my entire life, and don't bring up my having lied to my wife while cheating on her, because that's hurtful and personal. Heh.

J