Build That Wall!!

[Turdferguson]

No, they were antagonizing 16-year-old kids hoping to get a reaction. Personally, I thought the kids showed a lot of restraint. The media reported these kids as racists when they were the ones being called out. Maybe I missed the video where they acted out. The video I posted is the one I watched.

They are high school kids. When I was in high school I was an idiot, I probably still am.

Glad to see you admit it

 

[cosmo1]

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BUILD THE WALL

@sailfish, are you back with the anime?

 

[BrownFlush]

Do you ever get tired of being so angry?

Do you ever get tired of vomiting meaningless inferences? smh

You're a cliche and you don't even know it.

LOL ..you da Queen of Cliche

Sad.

Happy

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Do you ever get tired of vomiting meaningless inferences? smh

LOL ..you da Queen of Cliche

Happy

Calm down trumpflake

 

[BrownFlush]

Calm down trumpflake

Never seen this remark before.
You need new material.

 

[tonyexpress]

The funny thing is, a few religious nutcases yelled at them, and somehow you think that makes it ok for them to mock a native American....

It's a pretty bizarre situation altogether, I'll give you that. Maybe they're just all frustrated they're in DC with nothing to do because Diaper Donnie shut down all the museums.

I Failed the Covington Catholic Test

Next time there’s a viral story, I’ll wait for more facts to emerge. The Atlantic

Like many people who spend too much time on Twitter, I watched with indignation Saturday morning as stories began appearing about a confrontation near the Lincoln Memorial between students from Covington Catholic High School and American Indians from the Indigenous Peoples March. The story felt personal to me; I live a few miles from the high school, and my son attends a nearby all-boys Catholic high school. I texted him right away, ready with a lesson on what the students had done wrong.

“They were menacing a man much older than them,” I told him, “and chanting ‘Build the wall!’ And this smirking kid blocked his path and wouldn’t let him leave.” The short video, the subject of at least two-thirds of my Twitter feed on Saturday, made me cringe, and the smirking kid, in particular, got to me: His smugness, radiating from under that red MAGA hat, was everything I wanted my teenagers not to be.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

I Failed the Covington Catholic Test

Next time there’s a viral story, I’ll wait for more facts to emerge. The Atlantic

Like many people who spend too much time on Twitter, I watched with indignation Saturday morning as stories began appearing about a confrontation near the Lincoln Memorial between students from Covington Catholic High School and American Indians from the Indigenous Peoples March. The story felt personal to me; I live a few miles from the high school, and my son attends a nearby all-boys Catholic high school. I texted him right away, ready with a lesson on what the students had done wrong.

“They were menacing a man much older than them,” I told him, “and chanting ‘Build the wall!’ And this smirking kid blocked his path and wouldn’t let him leave.” The short video, the subject of at least two-thirds of my Twitter feed on Saturday, made me cringe, and the smirking kid, in particular, got to me: His smugness, radiating from under that red MAGA hat, was everything I wanted my teenagers not to be.

They were mocking a native American, it's right there in the video. Not sure why people feel the need to make excuses for them, but carry on.

 

[Old Man Jingles]

I Failed the Covington Catholic Test

Next time there’s a viral story, I’ll wait for more facts to emerge. The Atlantic

Like many people who spend too much time on Twitter, I watched with indignation Saturday morning as stories began appearing about a confrontation near the Lincoln Memorial between students from Covington Catholic High School and American Indians from the Indigenous Peoples March. The story felt personal to me; I live a few miles from the high school, and my son attends a nearby all-boys Catholic high school. I texted him right away, ready with a lesson on what the students had done wrong.

“They were menacing a man much older than them,” I told him, “and chanting ‘Build the wall!’ And this smirking kid blocked his path and wouldn’t let him leave.” The short video, the subject of at least two-thirds of my Twitter feed on Saturday, made me cringe, and the smirking kid, in particular, got to me: His smugness, radiating from under that red MAGA hat, was everything I wanted my teenagers not to be.

But they were wearing MAGA hats ... obviously racists!

 

[bbsam]

are you referring to the black Israelite group chanting go back to Europe to the white catholic kids?

an extension of your point on racism is why do people who claim to be sensitive to racism ignore racist actions by their own group.

Was Nat Turner a racist? Fredrick Douglas?

 

[tonyexpress]

They were mocking a native American, it's right there in the video. Not sure why people feel the need to make excuses for them, but carry on.

From the article:

As I watched the longer videos, I began to see the smirking kid in a different light. It seemed to me that a wave of emotions rolled over his face as Phillips approached him: confusion, fear, resolve. He finally, I thought, settled on an expression designed to mimic respect while signaling to his friends that he had this under control. Observing it, I wondered what different reaction I could have reasonably hoped a high-school junior to have in such an unfamiliar and bewildering situation. I came up empty.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

From the article:

As I watched the longer videos, I began to see the smirking kid in a different light. It seemed to me that a wave of emotions rolled over his face as Phillips approached him: confusion, fear, resolve. He finally, I thought, settled on an expression designed to mimic respect while signaling to his friends that he had this under control. Observing it, I wondered what different reaction I could have reasonably hoped a high-school junior to have in such an unfamiliar and bewildering situation. I came up empty.

So you think it's ok that a bunch of kids mocked a native American. Okay, carry on.

 

[MAKAVELI]

From the article:

As I watched the longer videos, I began to see the smirking kid in a different light. It seemed to me that a wave of emotions rolled over his face as Phillips approached him: confusion, fear, resolve. He finally, I thought, settled on an expression designed to mimic respect while signaling to his friends that he had this under control. Observing it, I wondered what different reaction I could have reasonably hoped a high-school junior to have in such an unfamiliar and bewildering situation. I came up empty.

I know seeing an old frail man singing and beating a drum instills fear in me.

 

[BrownFlush]

So you think it's ok that a bunch of kids mocked a native American. Okay, carry on.

I know seeing an old frail man singing and beating a drum instills fear in me.

Isolate - manufacture - propagate
The media are liars. This incident proves it for the 10,000th time.
As sheep, you believe it because this is what you really want.

 

[bottomups]

thought so . you're so emotional with jealousy .

That's fake news.

Real life.

 

[tonyexpress]

A new video shows a different side of the encounter between a Native American elder and teens in MAGA hats

(CNN) A video that shows white high school students in Make America Great Again hats and shirts mocking a Native American elder shocked the country, leading to widespread denunciations of the teens' behavior.

It was a moment in a bigger story that is still unfolding.
A new video that surfaced Sunday shows what happened before and after the encounter Friday in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington.

 

[MAKAVELI]

A new video shows a different side of the encounter between a Native American elder and teens in MAGA hats

(CNN) A video that shows white high school students in Make America Great Again hats and shirts mocking a Native American elder shocked the country, leading to widespread denunciations of the teens' behavior.

It was a moment in a bigger story that is still unfolding.
A new video that surfaced Sunday shows what happened before and after the encounter Friday in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington.

All that shows is they were afraid of the big black Hebrew Israelites and instead of confronting them they decided to intimidate Mr. Phillips.

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Was Nat Turner a racist? Fredrick Douglas?

Nat- Yes
Fred - IDK

 

[tonyexpress]

All that shows is they were afraid of the big black Hebrew Israelites and instead of confronting them they decided to intimidate Mr. Phillips.

Mr. Phillips approached the kids. TTKU

 

[newfie]

Was Nat Turner a racist? Fredrick Douglas?

Those black isralites who harrassed those high school kids are.

That NA who created a confrontation with high school kids and then tried to claim he was harrassed by them is. He didn't confront the blacks there he went for the white guys.

 

[MAKAVELI]

Mr. Phillips approached the kids. TTKU

It's a public memorial. Please try to keep up.