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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think the reporting was accurate. When I watched the video I saw a rude, threatening white teenage boy trying to intimidate a man of color, a Native Indian, who was merely doing his thing. The teenage boy looked like a typical entitled high school jerk whose parents didnt raise him properly. He clearly thinks his "sh!t don't stink." He is a type that most of us know well as every high school has some verison of this jerk. That he was wearing a MAGA hat was merely an extra detail that added to his threatening demeanor because of its racsists, bullying connotations generally. But the red hat didn't, in and of itself, make him seem threatening. The boy's own behavior was what was threatenting and scary. I've seen lots of foks in those red hats and, unless they are at a Trump rally screaming at the press and the so-called-elites, they dont come across as threatening or scary. If my white, privleged teenage son acted like that boy did, he would be in a sh!t load of trouble at home, at church and at school. It would be a big big deal. If that boy had decent parents, moral teachers, godly priests and good friends, he wouldnt never have acted that way. This boy is the epitome of why Americans on the coasts think folks who live in places like Kentucky are uneducated, racists boors. As a southerner myself, with many midwestern relatives, I know thats just not true but many folks dont. Were I from Kentucky I'd have a boat load to say to this boy's community. They are as much to blame as he is. The WaPo got it right. This kid is the worst of us. [/quote] :lol: :lol: :lol: This has got to be satire. Once again, the aggressor here was Nathan Phillips, who deliberately walked up to Sandman and got in his face. Sandman wasn’t “threatening” or “intimidating” in any way. Interesting that you have no words of condemnation for the ADULTS who started the entire altercation. [/quote]
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