I realize these self important blowhards generally lack emotional intelligence. I do.
But Mirengoff thinks people will pay — to read his belchings, about a picture when he wasn’t the photographer, nor was he present… on the Metro car… and unless he was one of the masked men (possible, but not likely)… he has no business contradicting what the woman in question, and her brother — now have had to say.
But this is ever the MAGA way: telling us that their “feelings and intuitions” are more valid than on the ground facts.
That whyte boys in masks… must always be in the right. Facts don’t care whether people like Paul believe them. They remain… facts.
Me? I will trust these men and women. They were there.
Damn. What an utterly feckless putz this old codger Paul (and Stewart Rhodes at right) is. In Rhodes’ case, he once was a Yale Law student — but now, he’s a felon, originally sentenced to 17 years — but then pardoned by Trump — now disbarred for violent attempts to overthrow the federal government. Damn.
Out.
Powerline Lies... 
I (obviously) would never pay to find out, but I am genuinely curious how Paul justifies his assertion that “the story it tells isn’t the story the mainstream media is pushing.”
The “story” the mainstream media is “pushing” is that a black woman on a train was surrounded by masked white supremacists, because, self-evidently, the photograph depicts a black woman on a train surrounded by masked white supremacists.
I can’t imagine what other narrative Paul thinks is present here, but for his own sake, he should probably stop writing about racial matters altogether. Paul is at his dumbest (and meanest) when he addresses race.
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I think Paul believes that they were all just very good people trying to help her get safely across the street… Sort of like crossing guards, but on the metro. What a crock of crap.
Thanks man!
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