For anyone who is curious how to make this work in the future (I always 
appreciate people sharing) I got lucky this time. There were absolutely no 
signals to what the issues is so I started guessing. It ended up being that 
because of the nature of the comment form being rendered with ajax it did 
not have access to the js files that are loaded into your general HTTP 
request html so by adding the js files it needed directly into the 
forms.html file for django comments I was able to have the comments form 
not fail its ajax request and the comment was successfully posted. 
Sometimes it pays to be lucky because I was scouring the internet for any 
tips at all and there was honestly really nothing that helped. Sometimes 
people had issues with the id of the submission button but for me it was 
something about how the js files were loaded into the template that was 
used to make the form. Now it has what it needs if it is ever rendered with 
ajax and not your normal flow. Really glad it panned out and I got lucky on 
this one.

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