Teddy Casiño's Reply To Spox Harry Roque Shows He's Indeed A Point Missing Troll

I just read something about Teddy Casino getting more epal as he finally throws some criticism at Spox Harry Roque -- here's what's being said from GMA News about Casino's statement concerning Roque:

Former Bayan Muna Representative Teddy Casiño has given presidential spokesman Harry Roque the "F" word on Twitter after the secretary said on Monday that human rights groups were being used as "unwitting" tools by drug lords to undermine President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs.

Casiño said Roque's statement has placed human rights advocates in danger of being targeted by assassins.

"Fuck you @attyharryroque," Casiño tweeted.

"You know this is not true. You also know that saying this expands the target of the drug war and brings your former colleagues in the human rights community in the cross hairs of Duterte’s death squads," he added.

Let's face it that Casiño is missing the point AGAIN. If he really read through everything yesterday then he should realize that Roque REALLY said first. What did Roque say? Here's what he said and he's driving at speculation rather than conclusion:

"We therefore do not discount the possibility that some human rights groups have become unwitting tools of drug lords to hinder the strides made by the administration," Roque said in a statement.

"To continue to do and thrive in the drug business, these drug lords can easily use their drug money to fund destabilization efforts against the government," he added.

In short, Spox Roque is still in the process of making a hypothesis -- and Casiño is already assuming that Spox Roque is jumping into conclusions. What do you expect from a point missing troll like Casiño? He's missing the point and now he accuses Roque of missing the point.

This is a classic case of look who's calling the kettle black. Besides if what Casiño says is true that Spox Roque's statement has exposed human rights activist groups in danger to assassins then I feel like saying "Go ahead, be my guest!" It'd be a huge clean-up for the Philippines to see those human rights activists groups obliterated without the government lifting a finger at them,