Pros And Cons Of Trolling

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I've had enough and my tolerance has worn thin. I have been preoccupied with personal issues in my life as well as trying to get this site running properly, but not so busy that I haven't noticed the growing amounts of trolling posts. People say "trolling" is a derisive term and it is. I don't use it lightly.. It's a term reserved for those who purposely want to anger others and get people off their message.

There are two of you in particular that have been disruptive purposely writing posts to needle people. This isn't a "Rand Paul" site although we do promote him shamelessly. However, the main purpose of this sit is to promote the ideas of freedom and liberty and that includes other candidates other than Rand Paul. There is ZERO chance that I personally will be voting for Donald Trump. I don't think he's in anyway shape or form a liberty candidate. That being said, if Trump supporters came here to point out areas where Trump gets it right on liberty and their argument was sound, I'd promote that to the front page. I don't believe any one candidate is perfect, but I do expect them to be on the right side of liberty 90% of the time in order for this site to promote them.

The Donald Trump trolls, and yes that' what they behave like, are not showing where their guy stands with liberty. …show more content…
If you want to post about well thought out ideas with a centralized message of liberty and done so in a polite manner you are welcome here. But if you are here to post one liners and derisive comments with the intent to misdirect the conversation, you've come to the wrong place. Breitbart is ripe with that kind of conversation and I'm sure you'd be welcomed there. If you can not abide by the civil discourse rules of this site then you will be banned. As it is, I will be deleting any comments that falls under the category of deliberate

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