There are plenty of people who "think" that beating their child will make them better at sports ("stop being such a pussy") or stop having panic attacks ("man up"). The people who actually go far enough to beat children are just abusers trying to justify their abuse.
Most of that was in response to this:
Where folks have spent the last two pages trying to explain that yes, in fact, the exact same "added layers" of "did I catch that beatdown because I'm ______?" exist in all victims of abuse. It's not unique to gay victims. That is due in large part to the fact that physical abuse itself does not present itself in particularly unique ways with gay victims. Predators are predators and they will always try to justify the awful shit they do with some bullshit that kids will internalize as part of their trauma.
Qualify what you mean by "significant population", because there are absolutely groups of people who love their children and have no problem with them...until they come out and suddenly they take their kids to pound town.
The ass beating type of pound town. Not the gay kind.
Or don't qualify it. Ksan was quite clear that no one beats their kid cause they're gay. That is false. And that is the end of my point. Yall can continue this shit posting tho
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Yeah I'm over it. This is more important.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...e20_story.html
https://www.thenation.com/article/bl...annah-guthrie/
This was a great OP ed of why so many people got upset about this.
I love you so much right now you don't even know. 100% all I was getting at. And I think your second line is my general thought process about this convo, and pretty much every convo on bg.
Thank you for going to town while I was at work. XD
idk man, dude got wasted by a venn diagram lol
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https://www.npr.org/2019/02/15/69503...tective-agency
Investigators hired by the diocese that oversees Kentucky's Covington Catholic High School have determined that the students didn't initiate conflict with the native americans or the black hebrews. Also, despite Ksan's insistence, they did find that were multiple kids that did the tomahawk chop to the beat of the drum.
"Our students were placed in a situation that was at once bizarre and even threatening," Diocese of Covington Bishop Roger Foys said in a letter to parents this week. "Their reaction to the situation was, given the circumstances, expected and one might even say laudatory."
The firm hired by the diocese, Greater Cincinnati Investigation, concluded that students made no "offensive or racist statements" to either Phillips or a group of Black Hebrew Israelites and that they didn't perform a "Build the Wall" chant. Investigators said they came to these conclusions after interviewing over 40 students and more than a dozen faculty and parent chaperones, as well as reviewing footage from all major news networks as well as YouTube and Vimeo.
Investigators said they tried to interview Phillips at his residence in Ypsilanti, Mich., but over the course of six hours, he never appeared and he has not responded to their request for an interview. "Phillips' public interviews contain some inconsistencies, and we have not been able to resolve them or verify his comments due to our inability to contact him," they said in the report.
Investigators found that the kids did perform a "tomahawk chop" to the beat of Phillips' drum and "joined in" with his chanting but said that they could find "no evidence of offensive or racist statements by students to Mr. Phillips or members of his group."
"As far as the tomahawk chop goes," Wood told a pro-life news website, "I am an Atlanta Braves fan and the tomahawk chop is a fan cheer at baseball games that is intended to support the team and is not intended to disparage Native Americans."
"As far as the tomahawk chop goes," Wood told a pro-life news website, "I am an Atlanta Braves fan and the tomahawk chop is a fan cheer at baseball games that is intended to support the team and is not intended to disparage Native Americans."
I wasn't aware that there was a sports game going on during this protest, must have missed that in all the videos
No no you see these kids from Kentucky are a big fans of the atlanta... *cough*
Not going to lie, Kansas and Missouri both do this for the Chiefs so it's a pretty clever cover up for obvious bullshit. The kids are ignorant at the very least.
FSU does the chop... but I mean, for real?
squaw get em firewood