Now let us talk about the Facebook thread. The only halfway decent thing you said in your comment was:

“Here’s a news flash to help y’all out: both sides of the aisle pull this. The same was said during Bush, Clinton, Bush, Reagan, Carter (he deserved it), etc. etc.”

…but you don’t really give that any weight. During those administrations, did similar sensational ads not seem ridiculous and over the top? Then why defend the people who did it this time? Why not encourage more moderate commentary instead of justifying the comparison between Obama and Hitler because “well they did it tooooooo.”

Next you say:

“Feel free to debate me any time and any place. We can even compare IQ’s, test scores, financial status, and even common sense. I will be glad to oblige.”

when you say in your blog:

“He tries, like most liberals, to put himself on a pedestal above others.”

What kind of statement is that? You’re a damn bully. A bully trying to pick a fight via a medium that your victim controls. Of course he blocked you. I’d block you. Nobody wants those kind of aggressive comments on their Facebook status update. Most people aren’t interested in arguing with a man with his own conservative blog that’s trolling Facebook. That doesn’t necessarily make them wrong.

“He simply feels good preaching to the choir of his friends where they can pat each other on the back and feel good.”

The same description could easily apply to the entirety of this blog. Of course Byron feels good preaching to the choir of his friends. That’s what Facebook is. You do the same whether it be this blog, YOUR Facebook profile, or while in your back yard grilling with a few friends over. You certainly didn’t choose to post a similar Facebook thread we shared months back where you didn’t as clearly come out on top.

“Good night all. Have fun stoking your own flames. ”

Looks to me that the flames were only stoked via one comment in that thread. The one challenging the other people to IQ tests. What the hell?