I'm sure you've run across this story, with accompanying videos:
The kids have been identified as being from Covington (KY) Catholic High School, an all male school. True to form, they're claiming to be the victims. Given this, I doubt it:
I have to say, reading the various accounts of this story, one thing came to mind: Brett Kavanaugh. It's a culture that you find most often in all-male high schools and colleges, and occasionally in public, co-ed schools.
(Above via Joe.My.God.)
However, I promised you an antidote, and here it is:
This is one of three videos at the link showing people being decent. Just to show that the Trump poison hasn't spread to everyone.
The video shows a group of dozens of mostly young men wearing President Trump’s signature red “Make America Great Again” hats and other apparel supporting the president. Several young men can be heard shouting and seen jumping around a Native American elder who is chanting and beating a drum. At one point, a young man is seen standing directly in front of the elder as he chants.
The kids have been identified as being from Covington (KY) Catholic High School, an all male school. True to form, they're claiming to be the victims. Given this, I doubt it:
Here's a 2015 photo of #CovingtonCatholic's fine, upstanding student body clad in blackface at one of their basketball games. The kid harassing the black player is also flashing the white power sign. pic.twitter.com/gy1kshMyzQ
— Bjorn Again Borg 🌊 (@mrFawkes51) January 21, 2019
I have to say, reading the various accounts of this story, one thing came to mind: Brett Kavanaugh. It's a culture that you find most often in all-male high schools and colleges, and occasionally in public, co-ed schools.
(Above via Joe.My.God.)
However, I promised you an antidote, and here it is:
This is one of three videos at the link showing people being decent. Just to show that the Trump poison hasn't spread to everyone.
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