Thursday, August 4, 2016

Keep Trollin Trollin Trollin

Do your liberal friends troll your conservative posts on social media? Seems to be what they do. Liberals know they are in the wrong. They read the truth, they know it's the truth, they just then lash out with rebellion and use false statements to try to troll you so that you feel as bad as they do when they read your posts.

This political season, I've decided on a course of action. I shall not intentionally seek out liberal lie posts. But, as such posts come across my feeds, I shall troll them in an epic, yet simplistic way.

Using the concept of the Three Laws of SJW, I shall give simple responses of one of the following:
"Law 1"
"Law 2"
"Law 3"

No other explanation shall be provided. No other argument. No other statements at all. Since liberals often fancy themselves as Social Justice Warriors, it is easy to presume everything they say falls under one of the three laws. And in practice, you do not have to dig deep to figure out which law is on display.

Recall the three laws:
1. SJWs always lie.
2. SJWs always double down.
3. SJWs always project.

Given that, and given that liberal talking points are almost always one of only three types:
- Outright lie (Law1)
- Response to a conservative point (Law 2)
- Accusation against a conservative (Law 3)
It is pretty easy to figure out which one they are using. So the responses shall be easy.

Who's with me on  this?


2 comments:

  1. I simply adore your 3 laws. Please continue on this theme. I am with you on this. I just left a live stream on YT covering a Trump rally. Using your 3 laws, plus just speaking factually supported truth, I was able to be heard amongst the clamoring.

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    1. Hello. Thank you for reading. The three laws are good stuff. However, they aren't mine to claim. They come from Vox Day's book, "SJWs Always Lie."
      I strongly suggest the book. It's about $12 or so on Amazon.

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