Thank you mr. wisdom. Some people are uncouth, some people are mean, some people are bad,  go figure.

Some people can get eyeballs and clicks from stoking that

On the latter, sharing some local reporting insight with you from Lohud.com. I think you'll enjoy it. I know you'll get it, I am sure. The whole Proud Boys thing, this not exactly what it seems to be as portrayed in the national media. More kinda like "let's see if we can make some money here ginning up this white guy thing, to support the wife (Hillary voter) and kids in a style they've become accustomed to":

Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes and Trump critic Amy Siskind come face-to-face

By Gabriel Rom and Jorge Fitz-Gibbon, Rockland/Westchester Journal News Published 5:01 p.m. ET Oct. 30, 2018 | Updated 7:45 a.m. ET Oct. 31, 2018

MAMARONECK - Liberal author and Trump critic Amy Siskind called the cops when conservative agitator and Proud Boys founderGavin McInnes showed up at her door Monday night, telling police there were "unwanted parties on her property." 

McInnes, who lives in neighboring Larchmont, maintained it was an attempt at a neighborly act of reconciliation that ended with an overreaction by Siskind. 

“That’s the general pattern here, is a total lack of communication, where rumor and innuendo can roam wild in the streets," he said. 

The incident punctuated a tense feud that flared up between the two pundits, stemming from Siskind's call this week for an "anti-hate" vigil to let McInnes know "that we are inclusive and repudiate hate."

She called it "disturbing" that he lived locally, but later softened her stance. At least one Facebook post was deleted late Monday after Siskind, who has more than 400,000 followers on Facebook and Twitter, was contacted by a reporter.

McInnes fired back Tuesday, and said the people at Siskind's door were hardly intimidating — they were his family.

“Of these four people, three of them are little kids and one was holding his teddy bear," he said. "The pipe dream was that she opened the door and my wife would say, ‘Look, let’s talk about this. I’m a Hillary supporter. Why are you putting my beautiful children in danger?’ This was not about intimidation and I was very open with everyone.” 

He said he was “standing behind them with my hands behind my back.” 

Siskind did not respond to an email, nor did her lawyer return calls Tuesday.

McInnes, who has referred to himself as a "western chauvinist," is a right-wing commentator and co-founder of Vice Media. He also founded the Proud Boys, a far-right organization that the Southern Poverty Law Center classifies as a hate group — a tag that McInnes vehemently refutes. 

Siskind, an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump, has traveled the country promoting her book “The List: A Week-by-Week Reckoning of Trump’s First Year."

The flap between the two was prompted by a report in The Journal News/lohud on Monday about Siskind's call for a vigil. The article noted that McInnes lives in Larchmont, and that Siskind sought to highlight that fact with a vigil.

Both McInnes and Siskind have requested that the article be removed. 

On Tuesday, Mamaroneck police would not provide a copy of the police report of the Monday-night incident. The Journal News/lohud filed a state Freedom of Information Law request for the report.

McInnes said the incident was the latest example of the intolerance his family has been subjected to since moving to the Sound Shore community in 2016. 

“I’m all about discussion, but this community so far has been nothing but innuendo," he said. “A family has one Trump supporter in it and they’re pariahs in this community, and I don’t understand why. And especially when it’s under the guise of inclusiveness.” 

Meanwhile, vigils are planned in Larchmont, and possibly in Mamaroneck, in remembrance of Saturday's attack that left 11 dead at a Pittsburgh synagogue. 

Mamaroneck Village Manager Daniel Sarnoff said Siskind has contacted the village over a planned vigil tentatively scheduled for Thursday evening at Harbor Island Park. The event would include faith leaders from throughout the community. 

"I don’t know enough information about the situation to make a comment at this time," Mayor Thomas Murphy said Tuesday.

In addition, the Larchmont "Candlelight Vigil for Peace and Tolerance" is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Constitution Park. 

"Our event is completely separate," said Larchmont Mayor Lorraine Walsh. "Our event is a community-based peaceful vigil to express our sorrow and upset over what took place this weekend and the general tone of anti-Semitism and hate speech in the USA. It's going to be a peaceful event." 

I did a little googling after reading that.

It appears that this Amy Siskind has a lot invested in selling her new anti-Trump book. So it's very important to her to make sure that McInness remains a sworn vicious enemy!

Found McInness actually was a guest on an LA radio show My Wife Hates Me, Carville/Matalin type stuff in comedy form, so I have no doubt that the story about his wife being a Hillary supporter is true. The variety of his enterpreneurial activities mentioned in the article sort of rounds that out.

As does this little public photo op.

Still scum of the earth, maybe, but not for the ideological reasons one might first think.

Then I'll throw in a pointer to this recent Politico piece which found much of the Trump rally fan base has fallen to the young angry males acting out.

Which brings us back to your comment about boys beating other boys up.

Gillum may help Bill Nelson win.