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

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Anonymous wrote:Teenagers behaved approriately

I’m ordering some MAGA hats to pass around

Not behaving like Christ directs them to behave. So they should probably leave the Catholic school that has failed to teach them that.

Christ teaches forgiveness. Try again

So the boys are forgiving the black Hebrews for yelling at them?

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I watched all the videos too. I guess we will have to agree to disagree with what we saw. I saw crazy street preachers spouting nonsense at everyone in the vicinity. I saw kids who were misbehaving and acting like a mob. I saw someone try to diffuse the tension and succeeded until the kids turned on him. Now I see parents and a school who are not taking responsibility for raising kids who don't know how to behave in public, who don't know how to be respectful of other people, and who want to blame anyone else possible for their kid getting bad press.

What specifically was mob-like about the boys' behavior?

I saw kids doing a school cheer -- called the Haka. They were standing where they were told to stand while waiting for their bus -- on a gathering spot on the steps -- and one boy led them in a cheer. The Haka is kind of a wild cheer but I've seen it done before and they were doing it the way people do it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiKFYTFJ_kw

Aside from that cheer that they were participating in, what exactly did you see was moblike behavior?

And why do you say "the kids turned on him"?? When did they do that? Did they yell at him because I didn't hear any audio of them yelling at him. Just clapping, jumping around to the drumming.

Yeah, Haka, blackface, tomahawk chop ... all problematic!

No blackface. But, you knew that. Tomahawk chop? Unclear if that is what they were doing.
A cheer?

Geez.... Leave it to liberals to make grinning at an elder and cheering as a group something that is now off limits.
I need the liberal manual to keep these rules straight.

Blackface is a tradition at their school, apparently.

No. The pictures you have seen were at a "blackout game."
Proof:

NYTimes article about blackout games:https://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/05/sports/ncaafootball/05blackout.html

Student who attended the school at the time: https://twitter.com/ryantoler_/status/1087517789684936704

Another student who attended school at the time: https://twitter.com/andrewcch12/status/1087532530130190336

It doesn't matter. All your defense of blackface shows is that you're culturally ignorant. You don't do haka, the tomahawk chop, or paint your face like Al Jolson. Sorry.

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PP who keeps insisting that blackface is ok is an ignorant jerk.

No, genius. Blackface is not ok. The kids in the picture were not in blackface. Their WHOLE BODIES WERE BLACK BECAUSE IT WAS A BLACKOUT GAME. That is NOT the same as mocking African Americans.
You, my friend, are the ignorant jerk.

It's just the height of stupidity for white people to paint their faces black. For any reason. No matter if it's a "blackout game" whatever the hell that is.

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This is not whataboutism:

"Just a guess, but I bet you didn't say "he's just a kid" when Tamir Rice was murdered by a policeman.

Just a guess, but I bet you weren't in the debate club at your school. Engaging in whataboutism will not win you a debate."


Whataboutism is when you say that I didn't report all my income to the IRS and I respond by saying that Jane, your ally, also didn't report all of her income.

This is an example of hypocrisy. People who don't want police officers charged and found guilty for shooting and killing teens, ostensibly because the teens are bad eggs who deserved it, are now saying that we should go easy on teens who misbehave.

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I watched all the videos too. I guess we will have to agree to disagree with what we saw. I saw crazy street preachers spouting nonsense at everyone in the vicinity. I saw kids who were misbehaving and acting like a mob. I saw someone try to diffuse the tension and succeeded until the kids turned on him. Now I see parents and a school who are not taking responsibility for raising kids who don't know how to behave in public, who don't know how to be respectful of other people, and who want to blame anyone else possible for their kid getting bad press.

What specifically was mob-like about the boys' behavior?

I saw kids doing a school cheer -- called the Haka. They were standing where they were told to stand while waiting for their bus -- on a gathering spot on the steps -- and one boy led them in a cheer. The Haka is kind of a wild cheer but I've seen it done before and they were doing it the way people do it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiKFYTFJ_kw

Aside from that cheer that they were participating in, what exactly did you see was moblike behavior?

And why do you say "the kids turned on him"?? When did they do that? Did they yell at him because I didn't hear any audio of them yelling at him. Just clapping, jumping around to the drumming.

Yeah, Haka, blackface, tomahawk chop ... all problematic!

No blackface. But, you knew that. Tomahawk chop? Unclear if that is what they were doing.
A cheer?

Geez.... Leave it to liberals to make grinning at an elder and cheering as a group something that is now off limits.
I need the liberal manual to keep these rules straight.

Blackface is a tradition at their school, apparently.

No. The pictures you have seen were at a "blackout game."
Proof:

NYTimes article about blackout games:https://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/05/sports/ncaafootball/05blackout.html

Student who attended the school at the time: https://twitter.com/ryantoler_/status/1087517789684936704

Another student who attended school at the time: https://twitter.com/andrewcch12/status/1087532530130190336

It doesn't matter. All your defense of blackface shows is that you're culturally ignorant. You don't do haka, the tomahawk chop, or paint your face like Al Jolson. Sorry.

+1

PP who keeps insisting that blackface is ok is an ignorant jerk.

No, genius. Blackface is not ok. The kids in the picture were not in blackface. Their WHOLE BODIES WERE BLACK BECAUSE IT WAS A BLACKOUT GAME. That is NOT the same as mocking African Americans.
You, my friend, are the ignorant jerk.

SMH. Just calling it a different name doesn’t make it acceptable

Ignorant jerk.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It is absurd to expect teenagers to behave in public when on a school trip!

It is absurd to expect teenagers to not rape girls!

ABSURD I TELL YOU!

When I see post like this, I smell desperation. The whole "these boys mocked a Native American Vietnam Veteran" story has fallen apart.
You folks are grasping at something - anything - to vilify these students. Why? We know damn well why.
These are kids. Minors. And, you folks seem to think it is just fine to treat them like $hit and ruin the rest of their childhoods and, frankly, the rest of their lives.

Get a grip. Think about what you are doing. It is totally shameful.

If they had apologized for acting like asses, the whole thing would have gone away. Instead they doubled down on hate and that they are victims and that just puts it over the edge.

The boys really didn't double down on hate. The statement the "smirk" boy made was backed up by the video. And his statement didn't have any hate in it.

Mr Phillips in my opinion was to blame for how this was perceived at first by media. he has made numerous incendiary statements to the press (he seems to seek out media attention) that have thrown fuel to the fire.

Now I read he wants to have in interview with the Pope to talk about “what role the Church might be willing to play in reconciling the Catholic community worldwide and Indigenous people.”

Phillips is mad that Sandman hasn't apologized to him, but doesn't admit to his own responsibility in inserting himself into the group that didn't invite him to play his drums for them, nor for his role in spreading falsehoods about his actions.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2019/jan/22/nathan-phillips-seeks-meeting-covington-catholic-r/

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How would this have played in Liberal Land if the colors were reversed:

A group of black teens from an inner-city public school go to DC, only to be taunted by several white nationalists yelling racist things. They wisely do not engage with them, and then an old white man gets in the face of one of them and sings....oh.....I don't know.....I Wish I Was in Dixie. In the face of all this taunting, the restrained black kid does nothing other than give a slight smirk.

Libs would be praising the black teen and condemning the white nationalists and the Old Confederacy guy.

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I watched all the videos too. I guess we will have to agree to disagree with what we saw. I saw crazy street preachers spouting nonsense at everyone in the vicinity. I saw kids who were misbehaving and acting like a mob. I saw someone try to diffuse the tension and succeeded until the kids turned on him. Now I see parents and a school who are not taking responsibility for raising kids who don't know how to behave in public, who don't know how to be respectful of other people, and who want to blame anyone else possible for their kid getting bad press.

What specifically was mob-like about the boys' behavior?

I saw kids doing a school cheer -- called the Haka. They were standing where they were told to stand while waiting for their bus -- on a gathering spot on the steps -- and one boy led them in a cheer. The Haka is kind of a wild cheer but I've seen it done before and they were doing it the way people do it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiKFYTFJ_kw

Aside from that cheer that they were participating in, what exactly did you see was moblike behavior?

And why do you say "the kids turned on him"?? When did they do that? Did they yell at him because I didn't hear any audio of them yelling at him. Just clapping, jumping around to the drumming.

Yeah, Haka, blackface, tomahawk chop ... all problematic!

No blackface. But, you knew that. Tomahawk chop? Unclear if that is what they were doing.
A cheer?

Geez.... Leave it to liberals to make grinning at an elder and cheering as a group something that is now off limits.
I need the liberal manual to keep these rules straight.

Blackface is a tradition at their school, apparently.

No. The pictures you have seen were at a "blackout game."
Proof:

NYTimes article about blackout games:https://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/05/sports/ncaafootball/05blackout.html

Student who attended the school at the time: https://twitter.com/ryantoler_/status/1087517789684936704

Another student who attended school at the time: https://twitter.com/andrewcch12/status/1087532530130190336

It doesn't matter. All your defense of blackface shows is that you're culturally ignorant. You don't do haka, the tomahawk chop, or paint your face like Al Jolson. Sorry.

+1

PP who keeps insisting that blackface is ok is an ignorant jerk.

No, genius. Blackface is not ok. The kids in the picture were not in blackface. Their WHOLE BODIES WERE BLACK BECAUSE IT WAS A BLACKOUT GAME. That is NOT the same as mocking African Americans.
You, my friend, are the ignorant jerk.

It's just the height of stupidity for white people to paint their faces black. For any reason. No matter if it's a "blackout game" whatever the hell that is.

Glad you are morally superior to everyone on earth.
Glad you are more intelligent than 16 year old boys.
Guess you also think that painting faces orange or green to cheer on your team is not appropriate either.
Because thousands of people do it every Sunday to cheer their team.

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I watched all the videos too. I guess we will have to agree to disagree with what we saw. I saw crazy street preachers spouting nonsense at everyone in the vicinity. I saw kids who were misbehaving and acting like a mob. I saw someone try to diffuse the tension and succeeded until the kids turned on him. Now I see parents and a school who are not taking responsibility for raising kids who don't know how to behave in public, who don't know how to be respectful of other people, and who want to blame anyone else possible for their kid getting bad press.

What specifically was mob-like about the boys' behavior?

I saw kids doing a school cheer -- called the Haka. They were standing where they were told to stand while waiting for their bus -- on a gathering spot on the steps -- and one boy led them in a cheer. The Haka is kind of a wild cheer but I've seen it done before and they were doing it the way people do it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiKFYTFJ_kw

Aside from that cheer that they were participating in, what exactly did you see was moblike behavior?

And why do you say "the kids turned on him"?? When did they do that? Did they yell at him because I didn't hear any audio of them yelling at him. Just clapping, jumping around to the drumming.

Yeah, Haka, blackface, tomahawk chop ... all problematic!

No blackface. But, you knew that. Tomahawk chop? Unclear if that is what they were doing.
A cheer?

Geez.... Leave it to liberals to make grinning at an elder and cheering as a group something that is now off limits.
I need the liberal manual to keep these rules straight.

Blackface is a tradition at their school, apparently.

No. The pictures you have seen were at a "blackout game."
Proof:

NYTimes article about blackout games:https://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/05/sports/ncaafootball/05blackout.html

Student who attended the school at the time: https://twitter.com/ryantoler_/status/1087517789684936704

Another student who attended school at the time: https://twitter.com/andrewcch12/status/1087532530130190336

It doesn't matter. All your defense of blackface shows is that you're culturally ignorant. You don't do haka, the tomahawk chop, or paint your face like Al Jolson. Sorry.

+1

PP who keeps insisting that blackface is ok is an ignorant jerk.

No, genius. Blackface is not ok. The kids in the picture were not in blackface. Their WHOLE BODIES WERE BLACK BECAUSE IT WAS A BLACKOUT GAME. That is NOT the same as mocking African Americans.
You, my friend, are the ignorant jerk.

SMH. Just calling it a different name doesn’t make it acceptable

Ignorant jerk.

Have a lovely evening. I will pray for you.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is absurd to expect teenagers to behave in public when on a school trip!

It is absurd to expect teenagers to not rape girls!

ABSURD I TELL YOU!

When I see post like this, I smell desperation. The whole "these boys mocked a Native American Vietnam Veteran" story has fallen apart.
You folks are grasping at something - anything - to vilify these students. Why? We know damn well why.
These are kids. Minors. And, you folks seem to think it is just fine to treat them like $hit and ruin the rest of their childhoods and, frankly, the rest of their lives.

Get a grip. Think about what you are doing. It is totally shameful.

If they had apologized for acting like asses, the whole thing would have gone away. Instead they doubled down on hate and that they are victims and that just puts it over the edge.

The boys really didn't double down on hate. The statement the "smirk" boy made was backed up by the video. And his statement didn't have any hate in it.

Mr Phillips in my opinion was to blame for how this was perceived at first by media. he has made numerous incendiary statements to the press (he seems to seek out media attention) that have thrown fuel to the fire.

Now I read he wants to have in interview with the Pope to talk about “what role the Church might be willing to play in reconciling the Catholic community worldwide and Indigenous people.”

Phillips is mad that Sandman hasn't apologized to him, but doesn't admit to his own responsibility in inserting himself into the group that didn't invite him to play his drums for them, nor for his role in spreading falsehoods about his actions.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2019/jan/22/nathan-phillips-seeks-meeting-covington-catholic-r/

The kid said he was praying. No one in their right mind believes he was praying when he stared with a smirk without blinking at the man chanting.

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I watched all the videos too. I guess we will have to agree to disagree with what we saw. I saw crazy street preachers spouting nonsense at everyone in the vicinity. I saw kids who were misbehaving and acting like a mob. I saw someone try to diffuse the tension and succeeded until the kids turned on him. Now I see parents and a school who are not taking responsibility for raising kids who don't know how to behave in public, who don't know how to be respectful of other people, and who want to blame anyone else possible for their kid getting bad press.

What specifically was mob-like about the boys' behavior?

I saw kids doing a school cheer -- called the Haka. They were standing where they were told to stand while waiting for their bus -- on a gathering spot on the steps -- and one boy led them in a cheer. The Haka is kind of a wild cheer but I've seen it done before and they were doing it the way people do it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiKFYTFJ_kw

Aside from that cheer that they were participating in, what exactly did you see was moblike behavior?

And why do you say "the kids turned on him"?? When did they do that? Did they yell at him because I didn't hear any audio of them yelling at him. Just clapping, jumping around to the drumming.

Yeah, Haka, blackface, tomahawk chop ... all problematic!

No blackface. But, you knew that. Tomahawk chop? Unclear if that is what they were doing.
A cheer?

Geez.... Leave it to liberals to make grinning at an elder and cheering as a group something that is now off limits.
I need the liberal manual to keep these rules straight.

Blackface is a tradition at their school, apparently.

No. The pictures you have seen were at a "blackout game."
Proof:

NYTimes article about blackout games:https://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/05/sports/ncaafootball/05blackout.html

Student who attended the school at the time: https://twitter.com/ryantoler_/status/1087517789684936704

Another student who attended school at the time: https://twitter.com/andrewcch12/status/1087532530130190336

It doesn't matter. All your defense of blackface shows is that you're culturally ignorant. You don't do haka, the tomahawk chop, or paint your face like Al Jolson. Sorry.

+1

PP who keeps insisting that blackface is ok is an ignorant jerk.

No, genius. Blackface is not ok. The kids in the picture were not in blackface. Their WHOLE BODIES WERE BLACK BECAUSE IT WAS A BLACKOUT GAME. That is NOT the same as mocking African Americans.
You, my friend, are the ignorant jerk.

It's just the height of stupidity for white people to paint their faces black. For any reason. No matter if it's a "blackout game" whatever the hell that is.

Glad you are morally superior to everyone on earth.
Glad you are more intelligent than 16 year old boys.
Guess you also think that painting faces orange or green to cheer on your team is not appropriate either.
Because thousands of people do it every Sunday to cheer their team.

Where are the adults? When they see the first stupid kid come out with black face they should have sent him home. Shut that shit down.

The adults are to blame.

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I watched all the videos too. I guess we will have to agree to disagree with what we saw. I saw crazy street preachers spouting nonsense at everyone in the vicinity. I saw kids who were misbehaving and acting like a mob. I saw someone try to diffuse the tension and succeeded until the kids turned on him. Now I see parents and a school who are not taking responsibility for raising kids who don't know how to behave in public, who don't know how to be respectful of other people, and who want to blame anyone else possible for their kid getting bad press.

What specifically was mob-like about the boys' behavior?

I saw kids doing a school cheer -- called the Haka. They were standing where they were told to stand while waiting for their bus -- on a gathering spot on the steps -- and one boy led them in a cheer. The Haka is kind of a wild cheer but I've seen it done before and they were doing it the way people do it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiKFYTFJ_kw

Aside from that cheer that they were participating in, what exactly did you see was moblike behavior?

And why do you say "the kids turned on him"?? When did they do that? Did they yell at him because I didn't hear any audio of them yelling at him. Just clapping, jumping around to the drumming.

Yeah, Haka, blackface, tomahawk chop ... all problematic!

No blackface. But, you knew that. Tomahawk chop? Unclear if that is what they were doing.
A cheer?

Geez.... Leave it to liberals to make grinning at an elder and cheering as a group something that is now off limits.
I need the liberal manual to keep these rules straight.

Blackface is a tradition at their school, apparently.

No. The pictures you have seen were at a "blackout game."
Proof:

NYTimes article about blackout games:https://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/05/sports/ncaafootball/05blackout.html

Student who attended the school at the time: https://twitter.com/ryantoler_/status/1087517789684936704

Another student who attended school at the time: https://twitter.com/andrewcch12/status/1087532530130190336

It doesn't matter. All your defense of blackface shows is that you're culturally ignorant. You don't do haka, the tomahawk chop, or paint your face like Al Jolson. Sorry.

+1

PP who keeps insisting that blackface is ok is an ignorant jerk.

No, genius. Blackface is not ok. The kids in the picture were not in blackface. Their WHOLE BODIES WERE BLACK BECAUSE IT WAS A BLACKOUT GAME. That is NOT the same as mocking African Americans.
You, my friend, are the ignorant jerk.

SMH. Just calling it a different name doesn’t make it acceptable

Ignorant jerk.

Have a lovely evening. I will pray for you.

Please do. All night. That would be an excellent use of your time and abilities.

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I watched all the videos too. I guess we will have to agree to disagree with what we saw. I saw crazy street preachers spouting nonsense at everyone in the vicinity. I saw kids who were misbehaving and acting like a mob. I saw someone try to diffuse the tension and succeeded until the kids turned on him. Now I see parents and a school who are not taking responsibility for raising kids who don't know how to behave in public, who don't know how to be respectful of other people, and who want to blame anyone else possible for their kid getting bad press.

What specifically was mob-like about the boys' behavior?

I saw kids doing a school cheer -- called the Haka. They were standing where they were told to stand while waiting for their bus -- on a gathering spot on the steps -- and one boy led them in a cheer. The Haka is kind of a wild cheer but I've seen it done before and they were doing it the way people do it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiKFYTFJ_kw

Aside from that cheer that they were participating in, what exactly did you see was moblike behavior?

And why do you say "the kids turned on him"?? When did they do that? Did they yell at him because I didn't hear any audio of them yelling at him. Just clapping, jumping around to the drumming.

Yeah, Haka, blackface, tomahawk chop ... all problematic!

No blackface. But, you knew that. Tomahawk chop? Unclear if that is what they were doing.
A cheer?

Geez.... Leave it to liberals to make grinning at an elder and cheering as a group something that is now off limits.
I need the liberal manual to keep these rules straight.

Blackface is a tradition at their school, apparently.

No. The pictures you have seen were at a "blackout game."
Proof:

NYTimes article about blackout games:https://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/05/sports/ncaafootball/05blackout.html

Student who attended the school at the time: https://twitter.com/ryantoler_/status/1087517789684936704

Another student who attended school at the time: https://twitter.com/andrewcch12/status/1087532530130190336

It doesn't matter. All your defense of blackface shows is that you're culturally ignorant. You don't do haka, the tomahawk chop, or paint your face like Al Jolson. Sorry.

+1

PP who keeps insisting that blackface is ok is an ignorant jerk.

No, genius. Blackface is not ok. The kids in the picture were not in blackface. Their WHOLE BODIES WERE BLACK BECAUSE IT WAS A BLACKOUT GAME. That is NOT the same as mocking African Americans.
You, my friend, are the ignorant jerk.

It's just the height of stupidity for white people to paint their faces black. For any reason. No matter if it's a "blackout game" whatever the hell that is.

Glad you are morally superior to everyone on earth.
Glad you are more intelligent than 16 year old boys.
Guess you also think that painting faces orange or green to cheer on your team is not appropriate either.
Because thousands of people do it every Sunday to cheer their team.

Well if there is a history of white people painting their faces orange or green to mock orange and green people they have subjugated for centuries, then I would guess we'd have a problem with them doing that now even if they say they are just cheering on their team.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is absurd to expect teenagers to behave in public when on a school trip!

It is absurd to expect teenagers to not rape girls!

ABSURD I TELL YOU!

When I see post like this, I smell desperation. The whole "these boys mocked a Native American Vietnam Veteran" story has fallen apart.
You folks are grasping at something - anything - to vilify these students. Why? We know damn well why.
These are kids. Minors. And, you folks seem to think it is just fine to treat them like $hit and ruin the rest of their childhoods and, frankly, the rest of their lives.

Get a grip. Think about what you are doing. It is totally shameful.

I feel most sorry for the smirk boy. He showed a lot of restraint, other than that slight smirk. And this all happened after the black hate group members shouted vile things at them AND after the NA guy got up in his face.

When push comes to shove, a 16-year-old boy could take a 63-year-old man. Yet the kid did nothing threatening nor even said anything.

You know who showed real restraint? The group of kids not from Covington who stood in a circle and prayed while the black Hebrews were spewing vile things toward them. And then went up and told the men they loved them. And then left quietly.

The end.

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I watched all the videos too. I guess we will have to agree to disagree with what we saw. I saw crazy street preachers spouting nonsense at everyone in the vicinity. I saw kids who were misbehaving and acting like a mob. I saw someone try to diffuse the tension and succeeded until the kids turned on him. Now I see parents and a school who are not taking responsibility for raising kids who don't know how to behave in public, who don't know how to be respectful of other people, and who want to blame anyone else possible for their kid getting bad press.

What specifically was mob-like about the boys' behavior?

I saw kids doing a school cheer -- called the Haka. They were standing where they were told to stand while waiting for their bus -- on a gathering spot on the steps -- and one boy led them in a cheer. The Haka is kind of a wild cheer but I've seen it done before and they were doing it the way people do it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiKFYTFJ_kw

Aside from that cheer that they were participating in, what exactly did you see was moblike behavior?

And why do you say "the kids turned on him"?? When did they do that? Did they yell at him because I didn't hear any audio of them yelling at him. Just clapping, jumping around to the drumming.

Yeah, Haka, blackface, tomahawk chop ... all problematic!

No blackface. But, you knew that. Tomahawk chop? Unclear if that is what they were doing.
A cheer?

Geez.... Leave it to liberals to make grinning at an elder and cheering as a group something that is now off limits.
I need the liberal manual to keep these rules straight.

Blackface is a tradition at their school, apparently.

No. The pictures you have seen were at a "blackout game."
Proof:

NYTimes article about blackout games:https://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/05/sports/ncaafootball/05blackout.html

Student who attended the school at the time: https://twitter.com/ryantoler_/status/1087517789684936704

Another student who attended school at the time: https://twitter.com/andrewcch12/status/1087532530130190336

It doesn't matter. All your defense of blackface shows is that you're culturally ignorant. You don't do haka, the tomahawk chop, or paint your face like Al Jolson. Sorry.

+1

PP who keeps insisting that blackface is ok is an ignorant jerk.

No, genius. Blackface is not ok. The kids in the picture were not in blackface. Their WHOLE BODIES WERE BLACK BECAUSE IT WAS A BLACKOUT GAME. That is NOT the same as mocking African Americans.
You, my friend, are the ignorant jerk.

It's just the height of stupidity for white people to paint their faces black. For any reason. No matter if it's a "blackout game" whatever the hell that is.

Glad you are morally superior to everyone on earth.
Glad you are more intelligent than 16 year old boys.
Guess you also think that painting faces orange or green to cheer on your team is not appropriate either.
Because thousands of people do it every Sunday to cheer their team.

Where are the adults? When they see the first stupid kid come out with black face they should have sent him home. Shut that shit down.

The adults are to blame.

Just like I blame the chaperones. Many kids will be stupid if you let them. These kids don’t have adults guiding them to do the right thing.

Sad.

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Anonymous wrote:Trump has invited these POS to WH - twitter reports.

Trump is President of racists entitled white Americans...

He’s going to give them pussy-grabbing tips.

And then Brett K is taking them all out for beers.

Sounds fun!