[sunny bonobo]

For now at least, this is still the United States, so you’re free to start your own website. If you don’t like what someone has to say, then don’t read it.

[JoSixChip]

For now at least, this is still the United States, so you’re free to start your own website.

Ya, I can go else where and I may. But I find it interesting that someone who contributes noting, like yourself, seems to think you talk for FR.

[Trump Girl Kit Cat]

The best blocking device is to ignore them completely they thrive on attention, pretend they are not even here and they will disappear!! You are letting yourself be triggered by their remarks, STOP, we are better than that!!!

[CodeToad]

“If you don’t like what someone has to say, then don’t read it.”

Stupid comment since it is in the comments and article listings.

[No.6]

>For now at least, this is still the United States, so you’re free to start your own website. If you don’t like what someone has to say, then don’t read it.

On occasion, management has stepped in to stop the signal/noise ratio from plummeting (e.g. Cruzbots).

I support the same action here, for *both* the “Zeepers” and the “Putinista” spam posters. We’re into years on this conflict and every day the same people post the same fake source each claiming that Putin is dying and Ukraine is marching on Moscow, or Kiev is in chaos and collapsing. Then the next day, the billions flow and nobody’s any closer to hearing any reality.

[af_vet_1981]

For now at least, this is still the United States, so you’re free to start your own website. If you don’t like what someone has to say, then don’t read it.

It's not extreme to ask for a block feature of some kind, donations permitting.

[Pirate Ragnar]

“For now at least, this is still the United States, so you’re free to start your own website. If you don’t like what someone has to say, then don’t read it.”

AMEN

[Luke21]

In with the predictable stupid diss when someone points out something.