That's a common belief these days.

I often hear right-wing political pundits talking on radio and/or TV shows as part of their nationwide tours to promote their new best-selling books. Inevitably, the theme is "Why My Free Speech Is Being Violated."

Why would I care if a proven liar hung around?

Not asking you to care.

I'm pointing out it's not anyone's fault the guy left.

The system here is inherently inhospitable to pros, given the pro-friendly options available now.

As is your argument with anyone who disagrees with you.

But not everything you say is a fact, is in fact, a fact. You often claim your opinion of what someone was thinking was a fact. And when they disagree, you won't agree to disagree, you keep trying to prove to them (or the other readers) you know better what they were thinking than they do.

Yes, it is. His own, for deciding to be a liar.

Often? Not saying you're wrong, but you should have no problem producing examples, if I do this so often.

So Erik Larsen walks into a bar.

Allen perks up on his stool and starts pointing at Larsen, "Liar, thief, thou hast trace-ed the works of other artists. Liar, thief, tracing the works of others, lusting in thy heart for the works not of thy own creation..."

Erik Larsen leaves the bar.

Allen scratches his head, "The guy must not enjoy good conversation."

When did Allen begin speaking like God?

You tell it your way, I'll tell it my way.

So, no examples of my claiming my opinion of what someone was thinking was a fact, then?