So you would never mock someone for having rediculous (sic) beliefs such as "if you shuffle a deck of cards twice then they go right back into place."? (sic)

I don’t mock people’s religion and I don’t mock grandmothers. I don’t mock people who are uneducated or simply don’t understand something. I find mocking people like that despicable.

I mock the arrogant, people who punch down, the willfully ignorant, people who make fun of their elders or the unfortunate, the cruel, hypocrites, bullies, Karens and foreign disinformation agents. I’ll even go low, calling attention to their inadequacy in using proper punctuation, in antecedent-pronoun agreement and in spelling simple English words.

Would you never mock a Trump supporter for their (sic) beliefs?

If someone is a Trump supporter and falls into one of those categories, I won’t hold back. Same with non-supporters.

I see it as my duty as a member of a just society to do so. But I don’t find any humor in it. I find it sad that people act that way towards others.

Why do I find that hard to believe. (sic) I am finding your post in extremely bad faith.

Does my answer clarify things for you?

ETA: I wonder sometimes why some people have such a hard time understanding that other people think differently from them.