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   From: brock.mcnuggets@gmail.com   
      
   On Nov 11, 2025 at 8:39:30 PM MST, "%" wrote   
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   > Stepin Fetchit wrote:   
   >> Gremlin  wrote in   
   >> news:XnsB394BD9D8FA6DHT1@cF04o3ON7k2lx05.lLC.9r5:   
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   >>> ALB  news:roizhqulx494$.ttz1y7gf0kmh$.dlg@40tude.net   
   >>> Tue, 11 Nov 2025 01:54:44 GMT in comp.os.linux.advocacy, wrote:   
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   >>>> On 10 Nov 2025 22:34:25 GMT, Brock McNuggets wrote:   
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   >>>>> The fraud narrative here is baseless -- verified rates are under 1%.   
   >>>>> The language about "invaders" and "demonrats" borrows directly from   
   >>>>> white-supremacist propaganda that paints immigrants and welfare   
   >>>>> recipients as subhuman threats. Undocumented immigrants can't even   
   >>>>> get federal welfare benefits. As I have noted, you right wingers,   
   >>>>> and especially you white supremacists, are all about tribalism and   
   >>>>> scapegoating -- and you (you personally) prove it time and time   
   >>>>> again.   
   >>>>   
   >>>> You sound like an NPR brainwashed liberal.   
   >>>> While your points might have been somewhat true 20 years ago that is   
   >>>> no longer the case.   
   >>>> While I don't support calling democrats demonrats labeling illegal   
   >>>> migrants as invaders is accurate.   
   >>>> What term would you use?   
   >>>   
   >>> Hi ALB.   
   >>>   
   >>> Before you go too much further and waste your time doing so, You may   
   >>> want to review the links I've shared below. Brock McNuggets is Snit.   
   >>> You are wasting your time. Completely wasting your time. The guy lives   
   >>> to troll and any response to his trolling generates more unwanted   
   >>> replies from him. He will never concede, never admit fault. Never   
   >>> admit he's wrong.   
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   >>>   
   >>>> So stop quoting your progressive cherry picked stats and start waking   
   >>>> up because people who work hard to earn money are fed up with those   
   >>>> on the take scamming the system.   
   >>>>   
   >>>> Public assistance is there as a safety net for people who,by no fault   
   >>>> of their own have fallen on hard times.   
   >>>> It's not designed to support 3 generations of able bodied citizens on   
   >>>> welfare.   
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   >>> I do agree completely, FWIW.   
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   >>> Anyhow, the links I alluded to:   
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   >>> He's really not here to have reasonable adult conversation with   
   >>> anyone.   
   >>   
   >> Hello Gremlin,   
   >>   
   >> You are absolutely correct regarding the individual known as “Brock   
   >> McNuggets” (also referred to as “snit”). I’ve been following the   
   >> discussions for some time, and I too recently made the mistake of   
   >> responding to one of his posts—an interaction that quickly devolved into   
   >> chaos.   
   >>   
   >> After reading Brock’s disjointed and convoluted reply, which lacked any   
   >> grounding in fact, I decided to take a step back and do a bit of online   
   >> research into this “snit” persona. Not being familiar with Brock   
   >> McNuggets, I was unprepared for what I uncovered through some basic   
   >> search queries. To say the least, this individual presents one of the   
   >> most peculiar online personalities I’ve encountered—both on the internet   
   >> and in real life.   
   >>   
   >> It appears that the links previously shared provide an accurate   
   >> assessment of this person. Out of curiosity, I shared the thread I was   
   >> involved in with my sister, who is a board-certified and licensed   
   >> clinical psychologist, to get her professional perspective. (For context,   
   >> I did not share any of the external links or background information—only   
   >> the conversation itself.)   
   >>   
   >> We spoke for nearly an hour the following day. Her initial reaction,   
   >> half-jokingly, was to ask whether Brock was currently living freely or   
   >> perhaps institutionalized. When I mentioned that Brock claims to hold a   
   >> degree in psychology, she immediately noted that his writing reflected   
   >> the use of basic psychological manipulation techniques—tools often   
   >> employed to control the direction of a conversation.   
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   >> In short, her assessment was that Brock, or “snit,” demonstrates traits   
   >> consistent with narcissistic and controlling behavior. He exhibits an   
   >> intense need to dominate discussions and an inability to concede a point,   
   >> even when clearly proven wrong. Some of the tactics she identified   
   >> included DARVO (Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender), projection,   
   >> selective focus on favorable arguments while ignoring contradicting   
   >> evidence, and rigid, zero-sum thinking.   
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   >> Given her usual hourly rate of around $200, “snit” should consider   
   >> himself fortunate for the complimentary analysis—though I suspect he’s   
   >> heard similar feedback before.   
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   >> In conclusion, it’s fair to say that “snit” appears to be an   
   individual   
   >> with significant personal and psychological issues. I’ll leave it at   
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   They appear when someone feels defeeted.   
      
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   It's impossible for someone who is at war with themselves to be at peace with   
   you.   
      
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