[thoughtomator]

I sometimes differ from traditional conservatism myself. The difference is that I don't attack conservatives for being conservative, I respect the difference of opinion even where I vehemently disagree.

When someone conducts a cut-and-paste campaign that directly contradicts the mission statement of the site, attacks with malice the majority of its users, and makes not even the pretense of a search for truth or justice or fidelity to the Constitution while doing so, traditionally here that's been cause to remove them. I struggle to find the difference between that poster and the libs who pop on here and troll the site in much the same way.

[SeaBiscuit]

Well put.

[Prokopton]

"When someone conducts a cut-and-paste campaign that directly contradicts the mission statement of the site, attacks with malice the majority of its users, and makes not even the pretense of a search for truth or justice or fidelity to the Constitution while doing so, traditionally here that's been cause to remove them. I struggle to find the difference between that poster and the libs who pop on here and troll the site in much the same way."

Maybe we should just consider them "in-house" trolls. Is there some way a red "T" could be placed by their name so that other posters, interested in discussion and debate, would know not to waste their time and to ignore them?