MAGA teen bused in from a Catholic school harasses Indigenous People's marcher. Vile.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The people defending these dreadful kids are the same people who defended Kavanaugh.

Despicable.

Looks like you owe the boys an apology. Otherwise you're the despicable one.

Hell no. Watch the extended video from the 50 min mark.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I work in the Chinatown neighborhood and have to walk by the black hebrew israelites every Friday afternoon. They are obviously a bunch of nutters who try to antagonize passers-by. They are like Westboro Baptist Church cult. Any reasonable person who encounters them should know not to take the bait and engage. The fact that these students didn't immediately realize this shows their own social ignorance. This is the future patriarchy--they think they know everything but they are all a bunch of idiots with red hats.

According to the kid's letter, they received permission from a chaperone to engage with them, chant back and strip off to show their muscles. Idiots.

Not really what the letter says, but hey, what's truth got to do with your feelings and name calling, right?

Yes, it does. Did you watch the video?

[Anonymous]

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/01/viral-clash-students-and-native-americans-explained/580906/?utm_content=edit-promo&utm_campaign=the-atlantic&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_term=2019-01-21T22%3A06%3A08

When even THE ATLANTIC says that you need to stop believing everything you see on the Internet...maybe reevaluate your stance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/01/viral-clash-students-and-native-americans-explained/580906/?utm_content=edit-promo&utm_campaign=the-atlantic&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_term=2019-01-21T22%3A06%3A08

When even THE ATLANTIC says that you need to stop believing everything you see on the Internet...maybe reevaluate your stance.

I find it funny that MAGAts can tell you to believe the MSM and bash the MSM in the same breath.

I don't need the Atlantic to see me what I saw on ALL of those videos and what to think about it, PP. I can think for myself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/01/viral-clash-students-and-native-americans-explained/580906/?utm_content=edit-promo&utm_campaign=the-atlantic&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_term=2019-01-21T22%3A06%3A08

When even THE ATLANTIC says that you need to stop believing everything you see on the Internet...maybe reevaluate your stance.

I agree that the short videos are inflammatory in that they are capturing just one narrow perspective each. The fault really lies with the chaperones IMO. The kids were not behaving well at all (and kids at my high school would have faced suspension for what they did) but the fault is with the chaperones for not doing their jobs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I work in the Chinatown neighborhood and have to walk by the black hebrew israelites every Friday afternoon. They are obviously a bunch of nutters who try to antagonize passers-by. They are like Westboro Baptist Church cult. Any reasonable person who encounters them should know not to take the bait and engage. The fact that these students didn't immediately realize this shows their own social ignorance. This is the future patriarchy--they think they know everything but they are all a bunch of idiots with red hats.

Yea, your every-Friday-afternoon experience as a working adult is exactly transferable to high school kids from Kentucky who is here for a weekend.

I first encountered their demonstrations when I was in college as an intern from the midwest. So yes, they are so blatantly crazy and provocative that any reasonable person would know to avoid them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I work in the Chinatown neighborhood and have to walk by the black hebrew israelites every Friday afternoon. They are obviously a bunch of nutters who try to antagonize passers-by. They are like Westboro Baptist Church cult. Any reasonable person who encounters them should know not to take the bait and engage. The fact that these students didn't immediately realize this shows their own social ignorance. This is the future patriarchy--they think they know everything but they are all a bunch of idiots with red hats.

Yea, your every-Friday-afternoon experience as a working adult is exactly transferable to high school kids from Kentucky who is here for a weekend.

???
If the kids were not able to handle demonstrations in a big city, why were they brought to DC to go to a demonstration without any direction on how to behave?
And for the chaperones: who the hell takes kids out anywhere without prepping them, and then supervising them? Who thought having a conflict with crazy street preachers was a good idea (and being from the south, I KNOW they have them there.)

New poster here.

The south? Since when is a Cincinnati suburb part of the south?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK. I think the kid was wrong and should apologize to the man for the little staring contest.... but........

I just saw a video of this incident from another angle and from before the kid was face to face with him.
The man walked up toward the group of kids. He walked into the group. It wasn't like the kids surrounded him.

Phillips, the man, doesn't appear to be the victim he is being portrayed as. As an adult, why approach a group of kids?

Watch for yourself.
https://twitter.com/SchumeMae/status/1086804759707815943

Phillips said that he saw the kids taunting a group of black kids and was worried that things would get violent. So, he walked between the groups to keep them apart.

This is a joke. The group of black kids turned out to be a group of black jews spewing hatred vitriol.

They're not Jews.

Black Hebrew Israelites - they were an older crew, according to Phillips, and they're labeled a hate group. But my question was (it was deleted) who started it? Did the boys taunt the BHI or did the BHI taunt them?

Phillips took BHI'a side.

The BHI were yelling at everyone (including the native americans at first). When the kids came wearing Make America Great stuff to the Native American march, it was too easy of a target. They yelled things like, " You want to build a wall, but you stole their land to begin with!" and stuff like that.

Watch the long video. The conflict starts at 50 min and goes to 1:12 before Phillips comes in. It is super tense because there were like 70+ big teenagers chanting and acting aggressively, and of course the 5 BHI men were not going to back down. It was very tense. If I had been there, I would have been very uncomfortable. The chaperones should have been paying attention and whoever gave permission for the kids to start chanting back to the BHI was off their rocker nuts. That situation was always going to end up as a viral video.

I can see (and the BHI discuss in their video) that Phillips came in and started playing the drum to calm the tensions down, and you can feel it in the video.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK. I think the kid was wrong and should apologize to the man for the little staring contest.... but........

I just saw a video of this incident from another angle and from before the kid was face to face with him.
The man walked up toward the group of kids. He walked into the group. It wasn't like the kids surrounded him.

Phillips, the man, doesn't appear to be the victim he is being portrayed as. As an adult, why approach a group of kids?

Watch for yourself.
https://twitter.com/SchumeMae/status/1086804759707815943

Phillips said that he saw the kids taunting a group of black kids and was worried that things would get violent. So, he walked between the groups to keep them apart.

This is a joke. The group of black kids turned out to be a group of black jews spewing hatred vitriol.

They're not Jews.

Black Hebrew Israelites - they were an older crew, according to Phillips, and they're labeled a hate group. But my question was (it was deleted) who started it? Did the boys taunt the BHI or did the BHI taunt them?

Phillips took BHI'a side.

The BHI were yelling at everyone (including the native americans at first). When the kids came wearing Make America Great stuff to the Native American march, it was too easy of a target. They yelled things like, " You want to build a wall, but you stole their land to begin with!" and stuff like that.

Watch the long video. The conflict starts at 50 min and goes to 1:12 before Phillips comes in. It is super tense because there were like 70+ big teenagers chanting and acting aggressively, and of course the 5 BHI men were not going to back down. It was very tense. If I had been there, I would have been very uncomfortable. The chaperones should have been paying attention and whoever gave permission for the kids to start chanting back to the BHI was off their rocker nuts. That situation was always going to end up as a viral video.

I can see (and the BHI discuss in their video) that Phillips came in and started playing the drum to calm the tensions down, and you can feel it in the video.

What tensions? The boys were chanting the school spirit cheers. There is no hate in that. It was a form of diversion to get away from the hateful attacks. There was no need for the lying native american to go in and harass those boys as he did...and then lie about it. Shameful

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/01/viral-clash-students-and-native-americans-explained/580906/?utm_content=edit-promo&utm_campaign=the-atlantic&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_term=2019-01-21T22%3A06%3A08

When even THE ATLANTIC says that you need to stop believing everything you see on the Internet...maybe reevaluate your stance.

It does NOT say the kid is exonerated. You are misrepresenting the article.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK. I think the kid was wrong and should apologize to the man for the little staring contest.... but........

I just saw a video of this incident from another angle and from before the kid was face to face with him.
The man walked up toward the group of kids. He walked into the group. It wasn't like the kids surrounded him.

Phillips, the man, doesn't appear to be the victim he is being portrayed as. As an adult, why approach a group of kids?

Watch for yourself.
https://twitter.com/SchumeMae/status/1086804759707815943

Phillips said that he saw the kids taunting a group of black kids and was worried that things would get violent. So, he walked between the groups to keep them apart.

This is a joke. The group of black kids turned out to be a group of black jews spewing hatred vitriol.

They're not Jews.

Black Hebrew Israelites - they were an older crew, according to Phillips, and they're labeled a hate group. But my question was (it was deleted) who started it? Did the boys taunt the BHI or did the BHI taunt them?

Phillips took BHI'a side.

The BHI were yelling at everyone (including the native americans at first). When the kids came wearing Make America Great stuff to the Native American march, it was too easy of a target. They yelled things like, " You want to build a wall, but you stole their land to begin with!" and stuff like that.

Watch the long video. The conflict starts at 50 min and goes to 1:12 before Phillips comes in. It is super tense because there were like 70+ big teenagers chanting and acting aggressively, and of course the 5 BHI men were not going to back down. It was very tense. If I had been there, I would have been very uncomfortable. The chaperones should have been paying attention and whoever gave permission for the kids to start chanting back to the BHI was off their rocker nuts. That situation was always going to end up as a viral video.

I can see (and the BHI discuss in their video) that Phillips came in and started playing the drum to calm the tensions down, and you can feel it in the video.

What tensions? The boys were chanting the school spirit cheers. There is no hate in that. It was a form of diversion to get away from the hateful attacks. There was no need for the lying native american to go in and harass those boys as he did...and then lie about it. Shameful

You haven't watched the video. I am disappointed to see so many people who are happy to raise entitled, bratty kids. It is surprising but I guess not so surprising.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK. I think the kid was wrong and should apologize to the man for the little staring contest.... but........

I just saw a video of this incident from another angle and from before the kid was face to face with him.
The man walked up toward the group of kids. He walked into the group. It wasn't like the kids surrounded him.

Phillips, the man, doesn't appear to be the victim he is being portrayed as. As an adult, why approach a group of kids?

Watch for yourself.
https://twitter.com/SchumeMae/status/1086804759707815943

Phillips said that he saw the kids taunting a group of black kids and was worried that things would get violent. So, he walked between the groups to keep them apart.

This is a joke. The group of black kids turned out to be a group of black jews spewing hatred vitriol.

They're not Jews.

Black Hebrew Israelites - they were an older crew, according to Phillips, and they're labeled a hate group. But my question was (it was deleted) who started it? Did the boys taunt the BHI or did the BHI taunt them?

Phillips took BHI'a side.

The BHI were yelling at everyone (including the native americans at first). When the kids came wearing Make America Great stuff to the Native American march, it was too easy of a target. They yelled things like, " You want to build a wall, but you stole their land to begin with!" and stuff like that.

Watch the long video. The conflict starts at 50 min and goes to 1:12 before Phillips comes in. It is super tense because there were like 70+ big teenagers chanting and acting aggressively, and of course the 5 BHI men were not going to back down. It was very tense. If I had been there, I would have been very uncomfortable. The chaperones should have been paying attention and whoever gave permission for the kids to start chanting back to the BHI was off their rocker nuts. That situation was always going to end up as a viral video.

I can see (and the BHI discuss in their video) that Phillips came in and started playing the drum to calm the tensions down, and you can feel it in the video.

What tensions? The boys were chanting the school spirit cheers. There is no hate in that. It was a form of diversion to get away from the hateful attacks. There was no need for the lying native american to go in and harass those boys as he did...and then lie about it. Shameful

What’s shameful is your complete twisting of the video, the Catholic school boys (who are actively mocking the Native American performers, and the smugness of the kid. None of their behavior is excused because 5 black people said bad things.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/01/viral-clash-students-and-native-americans-explained/580906/?utm_content=edit-promo&utm_campaign=the-atlantic&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_term=2019-01-21T22%3A06%3A08

When even THE ATLANTIC says that you need to stop believing everything you see on the Internet...maybe reevaluate your stance.

FAKE NEWS - Donald Trump tells me so, so I believe him. Don't believe the MSM.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK. I think the kid was wrong and should apologize to the man for the little staring contest.... but........

I just saw a video of this incident from another angle and from before the kid was face to face with him.
The man walked up toward the group of kids. He walked into the group. It wasn't like the kids surrounded him.

Phillips, the man, doesn't appear to be the victim he is being portrayed as. As an adult, why approach a group of kids?

Watch for yourself.
https://twitter.com/SchumeMae/status/1086804759707815943

Phillips said that he saw the kids taunting a group of black kids and was worried that things would get violent. So, he walked between the groups to keep them apart.

This is a joke. The group of black kids turned out to be a group of black jews spewing hatred vitriol.

They're not Jews.

Black Hebrew Israelites - they were an older crew, according to Phillips, and they're labeled a hate group. But my question was (it was deleted) who started it? Did the boys taunt the BHI or did the BHI taunt them?

Phillips took BHI'a side.

The BHI were yelling at everyone (including the native americans at first). When the kids came wearing Make America Great stuff to the Native American march, it was too easy of a target. They yelled things like, " You want to build a wall, but you stole their land to begin with!" and stuff like that.

Watch the long video. The conflict starts at 50 min and goes to 1:12 before Phillips comes in. It is super tense because there were like 70+ big teenagers chanting and acting aggressively, and of course the 5 BHI men were not going to back down. It was very tense. If I had been there, I would have been very uncomfortable. The chaperones should have been paying attention and whoever gave permission for the kids to start chanting back to the BHI was off their rocker nuts. That situation was always going to end up as a viral video.

I can see (and the BHI discuss in their video) that Phillips came in and started playing the drum to calm the tensions down, and you can feel it in the video.

It certainly did not help that Phillips did interviews and was less than honest about the encounter. By saying some of the things he said that were not true, he made the issue far worse.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK. I think the kid was wrong and should apologize to the man for the little staring contest.... but........

I just saw a video of this incident from another angle and from before the kid was face to face with him.
The man walked up toward the group of kids. He walked into the group. It wasn't like the kids surrounded him.

Phillips, the man, doesn't appear to be the victim he is being portrayed as. As an adult, why approach a group of kids?

Watch for yourself.
https://twitter.com/SchumeMae/status/1086804759707815943

Phillips said that he saw the kids taunting a group of black kids and was worried that things would get violent. So, he walked between the groups to keep them apart.

This is a joke. The group of black kids turned out to be a group of black jews spewing hatred vitriol.

They're not Jews.

Black Hebrew Israelites - they were an older crew, according to Phillips, and they're labeled a hate group. But my question was (it was deleted) who started it? Did the boys taunt the BHI or did the BHI taunt them?

Phillips took BHI'a side.

The BHI were yelling at everyone (including the native americans at first). When the kids came wearing Make America Great stuff to the Native American march, it was too easy of a target. They yelled things like, " You want to build a wall, but you stole their land to begin with!" and stuff like that.

Watch the long video. The conflict starts at 50 min and goes to 1:12 before Phillips comes in. It is super tense because there were like 70+ big teenagers chanting and acting aggressively, and of course the 5 BHI men were not going to back down. It was very tense. If I had been there, I would have been very uncomfortable. The chaperones should have been paying attention and whoever gave permission for the kids to start chanting back to the BHI was off their rocker nuts. That situation was always going to end up as a viral video.

I can see (and the BHI discuss in their video) that Phillips came in and started playing the drum to calm the tensions down, and you can feel it in the video.

What tensions? The boys were chanting the school spirit cheers. There is no hate in that. It was a form of diversion to get away from the hateful attacks. There was no need for the lying native american to go in and harass those boys as he did...and then lie about it. Shameful

The only lying I've read so far is the boy claiming he was praying when he stood there with a smirk on his face staring down an older Native American doing a peace chant while beating a traditional drum.