The Wern is on a commenting spree today, and a few of them didn't get auto-deleted!
First, from
this video, we have (bonus: If you ever wonder why I like using hyperbole and borderline clickbait in titles, it's because he falls for it as often as he falls for catfish: Every time.):
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Sadly, these three gems were auto-deleted so we don't get the full, unhinged rant but I am now apparently homeless and on meth. If that ain't some world class projecting from The Wern...
I have no idea what "hypocrite for AOC" means but ok.
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Further proof that Lucas's accusations of people using drugs are meaningless.
Accusations like this are what make me doubt that there ever was any drug dealing in Lucas's apartment building.
Not that people at this level of poverty can't use drugs, and do, of course. It's just that I doubt Lucas's ability to ascertain drug use correctly from situational clues, and I doubt that Lucas would have any real knowledge of the differences between use and dealing of different sorts of drugs.
Add that to the fact that he seems to materialize drug use up out of pure fantasy and wish fulfillment when he's upset at someone, and you get the result that anything he ever mentions about drugs is highly suspect.
Lucas is like a little boy: when he gets angry he says what he wants to be true, and wishes desperately for it to be so.
One of the things you'll hear from Lucas the most often when criticizing people is that "nobody likes (them)". He insisted that nobody liked Chris Hansen.
After Dan Eisenberg discounted Lucas's references to his work, Lucas cooked up the fantasy that Dan Eisenberg was a racist, who said the n word in his classes, who was "pedantic", (another word Lucas doesn't understand by the way, and one of the ones he uses the most frequently despite not understanding, along with "acerbic"), and a professor whom "no one liked".
He said that the Geek Room had promised to not invite back any of the people who criticized him.
This was pure fantasy, they've made no such promise, and several people from The Geek Room individually pointed this out after he made this statement.
When Lucas is upset at someone, he wants to add force to his anger, so he creates a ghost army, a "royal we", made up of people around him that he's met and interacted with, and some phantoms, to give strength to his opinions.
But to lucas, all of the people that he disagrees with fit into one big basket. They're all republicans, they all wear flat bill caps, they all smoke meth, they're all greedy, etc etc etc.
He's a boring little boy.