The Outrage Thread

[Cujo]

The audacity they display makes me violently angry.

 

[Cotton]

The audacity they display makes me violently angry.

Pisses me the fuck off.

 

[boozeman]

You don't get to decide what my kids read or learn, cunt. Stick to the basics and teach them math, history and English. You don't get to decide to show my kids something I don't want them to see.

That is what happens when you basically reduce teaching our children as a job down to a laborer class position.

The issue is who will take those jobs, not the role itself.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

That is what happens when you basically reduce teaching our children as a job down to a laborer class position.

Laborer?

Didn't you hear her? She has a masters degRRREEEE!

 

[Cowboysrock55]

The audacity they display makes me violently angry.

Yeah just clueless. I have a masters degree so I know what your kid needs to be taught. There are lots of dumbasses and fucked up agendas carrying masters degrees lady.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Wheeler left out the worst line there which was at the end, the line she says she loves: "The purpose of public education is not to teach kids what parents want them to be taught, it is to teach kids what society needs them to be taught."

 

[Cotton]

Wheeler left out the worst line there which was at the end, the line she says she loves: "The purpose of public education is not to teach kids what parents want them to be taught, it is to teach kids what society needs them to be taught."

Yes, they are saying the quiet part out loud. And it pisses me off.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Yes, they are saying the quiet part out loud. And it pisses me off.

It is amazing how idiots like this woman have no understanding or appreciation of where their salaries come from.

It's like wokester kids who think food comes from the grocery store.

 

[Rev]

Parents are an issue. Trust me. Right behind administration.

 

[Cotton]

Parents are an issue. Trust me. Right behind administration.

Parents have always been an issue, but right now, we need parents to be an issue concerning a lot of the things going on in our schools.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Parents are an issue. Trust me.

In what way?

 

[Rev]

In what way?

I deal with a frustrated wife that has to deal with parents all the time. Anywhere from demanding my wife's time on their schedule (do you tell a doctor what time to see you), all hours of the day or even weekend contact, demanding certain grades (not saying there cant be discourse but usually its a demand), parents that are kids best friends instead of parents, non disciplined kids, non support, neglected kids, abused kids, and so on.

I get all of the uproar about teaching certain stuff and what not to teach but that's really a problem here and there. It's not everywhere and all of the time. The above stuff happens daily.

Maybe I generalized with parents. Should be some parents are an issue and administration is more of an issue anyways.

 

[Cotton]

 

[Irving Cowboy]

The bottom line is they shouldn't have been there in the first place. Agent Orange told them to come on Jan 6, ("Will be wild!") and too many of them thought they were going to go down in the history books as the next Patrick Henry. Can't have a stun grenade lobbed at you if you aren't where you don't belong.

No different than some idiot who thinks he has a duty to rob a store so he can feed his family and gets whacked by the owner with a baseball bat.

 

[Sheik]

The bottom line is they shouldn't have been there in the first place. Agent Orange told them to come on Jan 6, ("Will be wild!") and too many of them thought they were going to go down in the history books as the next Patrick Henry. Can't have a stun grenade lobbed at you if you aren't where you don't belong.

No different than some idiot who thinks he has a duty to rob a store so he can feed his family and gets whacked by the owner with a baseball bat.

People have every right to be there. People who did get violent shouldn’t have.

A year or two before, the left(Pelosi namely)was encouraging people to come to the capital to demonstrate against Brett Kavanaugh during his confirmation hearings. That dude and his family has been terrorized since. What about Schumer? Telling his supporters at a PC that Kavanaugh and Gorsich will reap the whirlwinds of their decisions? From who exactly? You think those words don’t promote violence? What about Maxine Waters telling her idiots to “run up on Conservatives and make sure they know they aren’t welcome anywhere.”?

Political rhetoric is charged and anyones words can be taken and twisted to be calls for violence by anyone.

Trump never encouraged violence, and I don’t think Pelosi or anyone else on the left actually meant to promote violence. If someone wants to twist their words, they could make a case, no matter how weak. One of Trump’s last tweets before his Twitter account was locked was literally telling his supporters to remain peaceful at the Capital.

Every single thing the man said for the last 6+ years has been dissected and twisted to find the worst meaning possible. He’s said some stupid things off the cuff, but let’s not pretend he’s gotten a fair shake from the media.

 

[bbgun]

The bottom line is they shouldn't have been there in the first place.

They had every right to be at the Ellipse and the Capitol (behind barricades). You can argue that Trump fed them a bunch of lies about stolen elections, but that's hardly a call for violence.

 

[Irving Cowboy]

I could have said they shouldn't have been there doing what they were doing, but what else were they going to go there and do... stand around and sing Glory Glory Hallelujah?

 

[Irving Cowboy]

People have every right to be there. People who did get violent shouldn’t have.

A year or two before, the left(Pelosi namely)was encouraging people to come to the capital to demonstrate against Brett Kavanaugh during his confirmation hearings. That dude and his family has been terrorized since. What about Schumer? Telling his supporters at a PC that Kavanaugh and Gorsich will reap the whirlwinds of their decisions? From who exactly? You think those words don’t promote violence? What about Maxine Waters telling her idiots to “run up on Conservatives and make sure they know they aren’t welcome anywhere.”?

If I tell you to go and punch someone in the face and you don't do it, then what am I liable for? Now if you do it, both of us would be liable but maybe me more so for instigating it.

Political rhetoric is charged and anyones words can be taken and twisted to be calls for violence by anyone.

Trump never encouraged violence, and I don’t think Pelosi or anyone else on the left actually meant to promote violence. If someone wants to twist their words, they could make a case, no matter how weak. One of Trump’s last tweets before his Twitter account was locked was literally telling his supporters to remain peaceful at the Capital.

Trump never encouraged violence? Seriously? The same guy who told people at his rallies to beat up people who didn't agree with him, who told cops not to be so nice when putting suspects in a car, who couldn't help but think he would enhance his tough-guy bullshit persona by having people thrown out of his way so he could go stand in front of a church to hold a book upside down? Really?

Every single thing the man said for the last 6+ years has been dissected and twisted to find the worst meaning possible. He’s said some stupid things off the cuff, but let’s not pretend he’s gotten a fair shake from the media.

The guy's a fucking moron. Despite him being a moron on EVERY LEVEL as a human being, he knew what he was doing that day. And he only called off the dogs after his own family begged and pleaded with him to do it, and after a majority of the damage had been done. Yeah... he's quite the leader.

 

[Irving Cowboy]

That said, Biden is a moron too for ignoring a disaster in his own country... among many other things.

 

[NoDak]

Has anyone ever shown actual quotes where Trump was calling for violence on Jan 6? Or leading up to it? All I’ve seen is where people are trying to twist words around saying ‘Well, this is probably what he meant.’