Fake news is fake

[Kutnupe14]

Being a racist and/or a burnout is no excuse for the behavior exhibited by those people.

How were the teenagers abnormal?

I'm sorry, you're right. Replace normal with better raised.

 

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[Blackhawk2001]

https://townhall.com/columnists/car...Wjawv0FLn2WBfWtBZa5JytFuuuD7YqjfvmRS-5c3D72J8

 

[actaeon277]

https://townhall.com/columnists/car...Wjawv0FLn2WBfWtBZa5JytFuuuD7YqjfvmRS-5c3D72J8

The people that don't know that stuff... won't be the people that read that.

 

[Mongo59]

So, what is the moral to the story? "Normal" people don't belong in Washington D.C.?

 

[churchmouse]

Sure they went to a Catholic school, I'm honestly not sure religion should even be brought into this discussion. None of the parties involved exhibited anything close to walking the path.

It is the main guy doubling down on those kids to either....
1) get some air time
2)cover his butt.

Both are wrong and complete knee jerk reactions. We expect more from religious leaders.

Problem is the MSM put religion into play and it muddies up the water.

 

[churchmouse]

https://townhall.com/columnists/car...Wjawv0FLn2WBfWtBZa5JytFuuuD7YqjfvmRS-5c3D72J8

Thanks for posting.

 

[Kutnupe14]

It is the main guy doubling down on those kids to either....
1) get some air time
2)cover his butt.

Both are wrong and complete knee jerk reactions. We expect more from religious leaders.

Problem is the MSM put religion into play and it muddies up the water.

Yeah, I agree, he was looking for something to "get into," and while I think the kids could have done better, I keep asking myself where the chaperones were? A bunch of kids from Kentucky in DC, mixing it up with loons and separatists? Not the smartest route in terms of safety. If my kids were in that situation, you'd better believe they wouldn't be going on any more field trips with the school, and there would be hell to pay.

 

[churchmouse]

Yeah, I agree, he was looking for something to "get into," and while I think the kids could have done better, I keep asking myself where the chaperones were? A bunch of kids from Kentucky in DC, mixing it up with loons and separatists? Not the smartest route in terms of safety. If my kids were in that situation, you'd better believe they wouldn't be going on any more field trips with the school, and there would be hell to pay.

I see the point you were making.

 

[HoughMade]

So, what is the moral to the story? "Normal" people don't belong in Washington D.C.?

That's a good point. My son has a job opportunity there...and he ain't normal, he's my​ son.

 

[HoughMade]

I'm sorry, you're right. Replace normal with better raised.

So when confronted by the goofs they were confronted with, sure they could have walked away....but they were supposed to stay there, and they didn't do, essentially anything but stay there.

You sure have high standards for teeagers. Well, these teenagers at least.

 

[Phase2]

So, what is the moral to the story? "Normal" people don't belong in Washington D.C.?

Apparently restricting intimidators, racists, homophobes, victim-power exploiters and fake news reporting is not on the table as long as they are liberal. So, basically yes.

 

[jamil]

I personally expect a normal teen, to have more sense, and thus restraint, than racists and burnouts. That is how I referred to the "adults," didn't I?

It appeared to me that the kids handled themselves just fine, and in fact, much better than the racists and the burnouts. The only bad behavior from the kids was the straw man concocted by the media.

As far as how the Kentucky Bishop reacted, he certainly owed an apology and it was given. To the extent that he's perceived as being sincere, I don't have a problem extending forgiveness per se. However, it'd be easier to give representatives of the Catholic Church benefits of such doubt in this matter if they'd admit to wrongdoing regarding their child****ing, and stop doing it. Kinda hard to look past that and extend forgiveness for unrelated behavior when that's hanging out there.

 

[churchmouse]

It appeared to me that the kids handled themselves just fine, and in fact, much better than the racists and the burnouts. The only bad behavior from the kids was the straw man concocted by the media.

As far as how the Kentucky Bishop reacted, he certainly owed an apology and it was given. To the extent that he's perceived as being sincere, I don't have a problem extending forgiveness per se. However, it'd be easier to give representatives of the Catholic Church benefits of such doubt in this matter if they'd admit to wrongdoing regarding their child****ing, and stop doing it. Kinda hard to look past that and extend forgiveness for unrelated behavior when that's hanging out there.

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[bobzilla]

Being a racist and/or a burnout is no excuse for the behavior exhibited by those people.

How were the teenagers abnormal?

They were supporting trump. That is all it takes for kut to put them in the “bad” group. Damn the facts and screw reality that girl shouldn’t have worn that skirt if she didn’t want raped.

 

[Kutnupe14]

***sigh***

 

[bobzilla]

Pretty much my reaction too

 

[jamil]

Are we really doing this again?


get a room.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Are we really doing this again?


get a room.

"We?"

 

[jamil]

Rhetorical "we" implied.