Family of Covington teen nails Washington Post with a massive lawsuit (Page 2): So you believe it is perfectly okay for adults to defame the characters of innocent children, and...

TommyRadd Loc: Midwest USA

jimpack123 wrote:

anything to make a buck He must be related to Trump lol

So you believe it is perfectly okay for adults to defame the characters of innocent children, and there's no reason adults doing so should be held accountable, and in fact, for your way of thinking, ridiculing anyone who desires accountability is how you would handle things.

There's nothing funny ("lol") about bullying children and then blaming them publicly for causing the incident.
Hmm, I smell a similar disregard for innocent lives in the womb, perhaps it's a pattern.

I am the last one to admire our litigious society, but if that's the only way these "adults" can be held accountable, then I hope the monetary compensation digs deep enough to, at the least, personally equal, the hurt they inflicted: in other words, in their hearts, where innocence was painfully stolen by them.

billy a Loc: South Florida

Hadenough wrote:

Good for him, let’s make him the spokesperson for fair media reporting. The little gun grabber advocate is out there rallying people to take our guns away. I can’t remember the little socialists name.

MAGA

david hogg ( lack of caps intentional )

jimpack123 Loc: wisconsin

TommyRadd wrote:

So you believe it is perfectly okay for adults to ... (show quote)

No I don't believe in bullying children . But those children by wearing the maga hats put themselve's right in the middle of it . The school and the parents should have told then not to wear Politically themed clothing Teach your children to be respectful of others

crazylibertarian Loc: Florida by way of New York & Rhode Island

PeterS wrote:

What a crock. The suit says that poor little Jason was singled out because he was white. Not true, he was singled out because he was a prick. I am sure the Post isn't losing any sleep over this one...

Maybe The Post should start losing sleep over this because there is a lot of public sentiment in his favor. With all rights there are responsibilities.

I must be a ‘prick’ to you because I would have done exactly what NICHOLAS Sandmann did.

Your response is exactly what we can expect from you, PeterS.

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

jimpack123 wrote:

No I don't believe in bullying children . But those children by wearing the maga hats put themselve's right in the middle of it . The school and the parents should have told then not to wear Politically themed clothing Teach your children to be respectful of others

So... You would be against students wearing any politically themed clothing?

Would that include party affiliations and political messages?
Only American themes?
Would exceptions be made for state or local politic?
How about the f**g? That's political....
Would B*M and #METOO be included?

jimpack123 Loc: wisconsin

Canuckus Deploracus wrote:

So... You would be against students wearing any politically themed clothing?

Would that include party affiliations and political messages?
Only American themes?
Would exceptions be made for state or local politic?
How about the f**g? That's political....
Would B*M and #METOO be included?

on a school sponsored Trip yes

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

jimpack123 wrote:

on a school sponsored Trip yes

Fair enough...
Consistency is always welcomed...

What if the students were attending a political rally?

TommyRadd Loc: Midwest USA

jimpack123 wrote:

No I don't believe in bullying children . But those children by wearing the maga hats put themselve's right in the middle of it . The school and the parents should have told then not to wear Politically themed clothing Teach your children to be respectful of others

Oh, so you don’t believe in free speech and anyone who disagrees with your political point of view is to persecuted. Sorry, my mistake, but same difference.

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

I will not allow my kids to talk about politics and I won't push my beliefs on them. They are kids. They need no distractions.

jimpack123 Loc: wisconsin

Canuckus Deploracus wrote:

Fair enough...
Consistency is always welcomed...

What if the students were attending a political rally?

I don't believe a school should sponsor a trip to a political rally. Just my opinion

jimpack123 Loc: wisconsin

Coos Bay Tom wrote:

I will not allow my kids to talk about politics and I won't push my beliefs on them. They are kids. They need no distractions.

Amen that was the point that I was trying to make. but I wasn't very good at it

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

jimpack123 wrote:

I don't believe a school should sponsor a trip to a political rally. Just my opinion

I am of the same opinion

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

jimpack123 wrote:

I don't believe a school should sponsor a trip to a political rally. Just my opinion

My opinion too...

Politics should be for adults...

Oldsailor65 Loc: Iowa

youngwilliam wrote:

Ah excuse me. You are the prick.

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TommyRadd Loc: Midwest USA

Coos Bay Tom wrote:

I will not allow my kids to talk about politics and I won't push my beliefs on them. They are kids. They need no distractions.

How in the world are they to get educated in politics if they aren’t allowed to talk about it? No wonder some kids are so easily brainwashed- they aren’t allowed to learn how to think for themselves out loud until after their school system has indoctrinated them!

Ever hear of the concept of the dumbing down of America? Here’s your sign.