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You could have totally gone after the molestation allegations at OSU by that one doctor or taken a shot at Big Ben, and you go with something made up?

Leisher wrote: You could have totally gone after the molestation allegations at OSU by that one doctor or taken a shot at Big Ben, and you go with something made up?

Oh no, that's totally was I was going for. College students are children-like. Between all the Big 10 schools it's hard to remember which one molested the really young children, and which didn't

I'm.sort of enjoying the emerging conventional wisdom that people 18-24 are still children. First step of getting the voting age raised.

TheCatt wrote: which one molested the really young children

Penn State

GORDON wrote: I'm.sort of enjoying the emerging conventional wisdom that people 18-24 are still children. First step of getting the voting age raised.

I am, legit, all for raising the voting age. Kids are too easily manipulated, particularly now with social media. They have zero life experience. Their votes are based more on the opinions of others than any actual personal knowledge or experience. Go watch any Campus Reform video on YouTube to see proof upon proof upon proof upon proof.

Dwayne Wade defending himself after he defended Nick Cannon.

Read the article for Cannon's doubling down on his ignorance.

Leisher wrote: TheCatt wrote:
which one molested the really young children
Penn State

MSU, too, right?

GORDON wrote: I'm.sort of enjoying the emerging conventional wisdom that people 18-24 are still children. First step of getting the voting age raised.

I was kidding, but, man,... maybe I wasn't...

Leisher wrote: Dwayne Wade defending himself after he defended Nick Cannon.

Cannon's response is dumb. The black community rallying around him.... odd.

TheCatt wrote: MSU, too, right?

They molested the gymnasts, so yes I think?

TheCatt wrote: Cannon's response is dumb. The black community rallying around him.... odd.

If I hadn't been told multiple times that black people are incapable of the evils that white people commit, then I'd really start to wonder about this trend of antisemitism among the black community.

CNN seemed to have added noted racist and race baiter, Jemele Hill, to its staff to discuss why it's ok that black people are quiet on the recent antisemitism shown in the black community.

Get that? If white people are silent, they're racist, even if they aren't. If black people do it, it's out of respect for social justice.

Oh, and Kareem Abdul Jabbar clearly disagrees.

no, don't do it

Two GOP senators post photos with wrong dead Congressperson.

For the second time on Saturday, a Republican senator is apologizing for mistaking the late Rep. Elijah Cummings for Rep. John Lewis in a social media post.

Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan's office said they made a mistake after a Facebook post honoring Lewis, the late Georgia congressman, included a picture of Sullivan with Cummings, the Maryland congressman who died in October of 2019, in front of the National Museum of African American History and Culture

Ha!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJav36Nbn58

Chicago on pace for deadliest year of shootings in two decades.

It's all black on black though, so the MSM and the left don't care.

I don't know what public schools were like where yall grew up... but I grew up in NC, with a lot of black and white students. (Almost no Asians or Hispanics, now that I think about it)

My wife and I were both reminiscing about our public school experiences. And, boy, were the black students terrible. Violent. Disrepectful. Barely cared or tried. Try to intimidate the good students, ESPECIALLY if they were black.

Not to sound like Gordon, but maybe they should fix that.

I was reminded of this watching out neighborhood peeps debate about school. In particular, there was an Asian mom and an African American mom, and the AA mom was like "OMG what do we do?" and the A mom was like "Look, resources don't matter, everything is out there for free if you want your kids to learn" and AA mom was not having it. Maybe try to own the solution instead of being a victim.

/Gordon

Why wouldn't you want to sound like me? I'm right, unless.you think more money for schools fixes those behavior problems.

GORDON wrote: Why wouldn't you want to sound like me? I'm right, unless.you think more money for schools fixes those behavior problems.

I still think schools need help/equality of resources, etc. But I never said it was the only thing to fix.