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Who taunted whom first? I read where the Catholic boys branched off from the group and taunted the BHI (technically now a hate group as I posted earlier). Did BHI taunt them first? Either way, they were getting into it, and Phillips intervened, favoring - you can read his statements - the "prey."
We will never know . . . |
Did you watch the video? Those black hebrews were calling them "children of incest" and "white crackers who can't stay in the sun for 5 minutes" and "school shooters." Disgusting behavior by the adults. The kids did nothing wrong. The Native American marched right into their space and THEY had nowhere to go. |
Honest question, MAGAts. If you and your kid were arguing, and he came to you with this face, would you think he was trying to diffuse the situation? |
| Sandmann had the choice to turn his back and walk away but he still chose to stand there in the face of a Vietnam veteran! Maybe I grew up in a different place where we moved out of the way when our elders walked by...as a show of respect. |
Yes, I said above that those people were idiots too. What does that have to do with disrespecting an old man? |
This was viral in the first instance, but the initial reporting of second-rated reporters like Antonio Olivo and Clive Woodson of the Washington Post very much helped reinforce the narrative that was being spread on social media. In any event, the distinction between social media and media continues to erode, as the speed at which information (and misinformation) can be spread pushes mainstream publications to dispense with any detailed fact-checking or interviewing of witnesses so they can also put out their stories quickly. That’s why some only went to Phillips: he was easy to locate and more than willing to portray himself as a victim rather than as a publicity-seeker. I despise Trump, McConnell, and their politics, but to see a bunch of adults turn on children with such profound hatred is deeply disappointing. |
| Republicans love to scream and shout about support the troops, support veterans but I now understand they mean "white troops" and "white veterans." It doesn't apply to brown and black ones. |
+ 1. One thing has nothing to do with the other. |
Well, I believe you are wrong. If you are standing somewhere waiting for a bus, an an elderly man walks up to you and stares you in the face, playing the drums loudly, you don't have to walk away. The man who approached you is the one being impolite at the least, aggressive at the worst. |
This is one kid's response to aggressive behavior of adults toward them. He simply stood still and kept calm. He said nothing. I don't see the big deal. At first I was outraged when I saw the first video, but now knowing the full scope of what happened, these kids did nothing to taunt them as they claimed. |
| It may have been the Black Israelites May have been the kids but Elder Philips took a stand to reduce a conflagration . That is actually not up for a debate even in that statement despite the weasel words |
It actually does have something to do with it, because people are interpreting the boys chanting and shouting as being towards the Native AMerican man (MR Phillips) when it seems they were yelling and chanting to and because of the the Black Hebrews. So if you think the boys are being disrespectful to Mr Phillips because you are hearing chants and shouts towards someone else, yes, it does make a difference. |
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Moms: How Not to Raise Gentlemen.
Step 1: MAGA hat Step 2: Teach Them to Smirk at Elders Step 3: Teach Taunting |
Yeah, but he DIDN'T take a stand designed to reduce tension. Walking up to someone and staring them in the face, while playing the drums loudly, is not a conflict resolution strategy. |