Why Is Free Republic Allowing Liberal Trolls To Stay?

May 12 2009 | jveritas

[jveritas]

There are some really annoying liberal trolls on Free Republic who have survived for months and years without being banned. Why is Free Republic allowing them to stay? We have enough liberalism and left wing lunacy on 90% of the media and we do not need this crap on this forum.

It is not difficult to spot these trolls. A quick review of their posting history will prove without any shadow of doubt that they are liberal trolls. Some of them try to mask it but they cannot fool the vast majority of us.

There are plenty of left wing forums which will welcome them that if they are not already registered and active members there.

It is time to get rid of them.

Hit the abuse bottom on them and hit it often.

[Tax-chick]

The obvious question is "Why?".

LOL! People who tell Jim Robinson how he "has to" run the site crack me up. Presumably the answer to "Why?" is "Or I (Poster X) will leave," ... to which the general populace responds, "What, you were here?"

[Tax-chick]

Bill has a paper on the “The Scarlet Pimpernel” due, so I’m practicing my English-teacher-talk.

[Judith Anne]

The attitudes and behaviors associated with Christ are love, humility, compassion, patience, kindness, selflessness, being a good servant-leader. Wagglebee has exhibited none of these on this forum. In fact, as soon as he gets a post that may challenge him the first thing he does is ping his list. If Wagglebee is the one you have chosen to follow at his beck and call, look a little higher source for guidance.

Wagglebee is a respected FReeper with many friends. Who are you, n00b? What was your previous screen name?

[wagglebee]

Is there actually any historical proof that the English aristocracy had any affinity for the French aristocracy?

[Tax-chick]

The Plantagenets, but that predates the French Revolution by quite a few centuries. Bill thinks the French lady is a twit.

[metmom]

At the same time, this writer is evidently holding himself out as "a better Christian" than you are wagglebee; for he faults you for your lack of Christlike behavior, and gives you a detailed list of what that requires.

The irony in those situations (and they happen regularly) is that in their zeal to label and condemn others as being *unChrist-like* and *unloving*, those who hold themselves out as "a better Christian" than others & faults others for their lack of Christlike behavior, exhibit the EXACT behavior they are accusing others of.

If they think people are not going to see that, they must be stupider than they think everyone else is.

[wagglebee]

The Plantagenets wanted to rule both England and France (and fought the Hundred Years War to try to accomplish this), so it hardly counts. I hated “The Scarlet Pimpernel”, “Scaramouche” was a much better book.

[Churchillspirit]

Remember the ASH ALERT anyone?

Sure do.....and A+bert also.

[BykrBayb]

You nailed it!

[Cinnamon Girl]

It’s hard not to be called a troll on FR these days.

[Tax-chick]

My point was that there was a time - several hundred years from the Norman Conquest on - when the English and French nobility were the same people.

I agree with you about the books. I think it’s because “Scaramouche” was written by a man, and men generally produce better adventure novels. Women writers want you to like the characters, especially the heroine, too much.

[Smokin' Joe]

So if we become onehunnert purcent series, does that mean the mods would have to zot their opus, too?

[BykrBayb]

That’s too bad, because I was going to give you an A+.

[wagglebee]

Here, I fixed it for you:

The irony in those situations (and they happen regularly) is that in their zeal to label and condemn others as being *unChrist-like* and *unloving*, those who hold themselves out as "a better Christian" than others & faults others for their lack of Christlike behavior, exhibit the EXACT behavior they are accusing others of are generally hateful atheists.

[wagglebee]

My point was that there was a time - several hundred years from the Norman Conquest on - when the English and French nobility were the same people.

Yeah, I was just giving you a hard time.

[metmom]

I’ve noticed that, too.

Comes from all that experience on the crevo threads.

[metmom]

Maybe *bitter, cynical atheists* would work better?

[Tax-chick]

We could try it and see what happens ... but do we really want to hang out with epople who are always series? Booo-ring.

[Quix]

AMEN!

[wagglebee]

Thanks Quix.