Damn dude. So you 100% deflected the statement I made. You called me a liar. Then you called me a bootlicker. In short, you want to be a victim and not have any legitimate conversation. P.S. I grew up on a farm in south georgia.

This kind of mindset won't get you far in line. And remember kids. Access to information is useless without education.

Homie, I'm seeing a pattern with people that are banned. I'm amazed that you all leave out key details or context to justify your "wrongful" ban. You are assuming you got banned for "never seeing a Nazi" and that's how you titled this post. You know thats not all you said. Did you not read the rest of your post where you said "these are definitely feds trying to spread an agenda." You didn't get banned for never seeing a Nazi. You got banned for implying these weren't nazis, but feds. Be honest about what the ban was for. P.S. I live in the deep south too. I've seen this shit a lot. You and me having anecdotal experience is meaningless though.

I went back and read your comment that got you banned. Couple of things to point out. 1. Your comment stated that "this is what happened" when the portion I'm bold of the article you highlighted says, "...evidence suggests it may have..." 2. It is NOT an official statement from the US govermentment that the virus was created in a lab. It was a hearing about the origins of the virus in which testimonies were taken and then recapped in bold as such is the statement you provided. It's common for people to claim they were banned for speaking the truth when the "truth" they're speaking is taken out of context and misrepresented. In this case, your comment is misleading and not representative of what the article is saying. Either you were willfully misleading or didn't understand the context in which the statement is given. Most people will simply see the bold statement you provided. See the .gov and believe it to be true, but sometimes digging a little deeper in context will provide a better picture. It's what was taught to me in ministry school when interpreting the Bible. Context is key.