You rang?If I were the devil…
You rang?If I were the devil…
You got it figured out!This situation was ready for a spark. MRA parents provided it, and the @SS whoppings commenced.
Situational awareness goes a loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong ways.
Bottom line: this was about race.
If you disagree, prove me wrong.
You right. I have my biases and guesses at to what happened here but that video tells me a bunch of aint ****.Another classic example of the knee-jerk over-reactionaries wanting to paint things in a particular light before knowing all the facts relevant to the case. I watched what little video there is. Can't tell who started it or how it got started. All i can tell is a bunch of adults got out of control and started acting like children, much like many of the responses on here. The ONLY conclusion one can come to here is that there are a group of parents (of BOTH colors) willing to act like jackasses and set a horrible example for the kids playing in this game.
TDS proves to be real every day when you post.When 80MM "Americans" in a recent poll said it was OK to use violence to get your desired political outcome, I'm going to go with yes.
It's been normalized; and then you're an -ism or an -ist if you have a problem with it.One thing that some of these MRA-type folks need to realize, is that there are people out there with a WHOLE LOT MORE hate built up inside of them than they do. And this isn't competitive anger because you didn't win a game - this is, I want to damage your head as much as possible type of anger. I hate that it's like this, and that we seem to just accept it, but that's the way it is.
If you don't keep it under control, yo asss can get hurt out there. Look at the way those 3 guys were going after the guy in the pink shirt at the end, they were trying to kill him.
Look at what Demonte Russell did the other day, there's no excuse to want to damage another person to that level. I honestly don't get it, it's sickening.
TDS!!!TDS proves to be real every day when you post.
reading comprehension becomes evident with yoursTDS proves to be real every day when you post.
Best advice I have heard on this subject from a retired police officer:Probably the best piece of advice given on this board.
I don't think anyone is getting in your way of being in line God in your house
This is very good advice.Best advice I have heard on this subject from a retired police officer:
2) Their drama is not your drama - don't accept the invitation to engage with it
These such articles/studies are just low hanging click bait. No matter what side you're on, if you have a cushy job, pension and fat 401k, you're not going to do anything no matter how strongly you believe the other side stole the election. You're simply not going to risk the comfort that your life is. How many folks thought the last election was stolen? Probably millions, how many showed up to protest and trespass/vandalize? A few hundred up to a thousand or so, that's it. if you have something to lose, other than gripe on the internet, the vast majority will do nothing, no matter what side you're on.I wish. Quote: "Today, nearly a quarter of Americans (23%) agree that “because things have gotten so far off track, true American patriots may have to resort to violence in order to save our country,” up from 15% in 2021."
Source:
https://www.prri.org/press-release/...icans-see-democracy-at-risk-in-2024-election/
That’s RacistSame scene, over and over. MRA parents should have just gotten out of there. Certain folks are always waiting for a reason to whip your asss and have a lot more anger about it. That's just life.
I agree that people in favor does not equate people who will actually do something.These such articles/studies are just low hanging click bait. No matter what side you're on, if you have a cushy job, pension and fat 401k, you're not going to do anything no matter how strongly you believe the other side stole the election. You're simply not going to risk the comfort that your life is. How many folks thought the last election was stolen? Probably millions, how many showed up to protest and trespass/vandalize? A few hundred up to a thousand or so, that's it. if you have something to lose, other than gripe on the internet, the vast majority will do nothing, no matter what side you're on.
depends on the youth. i never swim with alligators.How much security should one be required to employ at a summer youth sports event?
some cultures are trained from birth to hateI get it that there wasn’t enough security to deal with a Wild West brawl… I’m just saying, should Pulaski really have the forethought to have SWAT on site to deal with a 7 on 7 tournament?
Has society devolved to the point that we need armed federales to keep the peace when we watch our kids play sports?
It’s tough for me to blame Pulaski here.
As a population, we're too soft and have it too easy to do much other than chirp on the internet. That goes for everyone. I suspect there'll come a time over the next 50 years when life isn't so easy, then you'll see some violence. I'll be dead, but am concerned for my kids.I agree that people in favor does not equate people who will actually do something.
It was interesting to me that despite some SPS MAGAS assuming it was targeted at them (Freudian?), there were actually decent percentages from multiple political angles that found violence acceptable. I think the general idea of our fellow countrymen thinking that violence is a proper means to and end is sad.
because cultures rarely blended forcefully- by definition culture is unique to a group of people.God created lots of different cultures and people with different opinions and lifestyles but we still can't figger out howdugh love one another and share the world peacefully. Morning Star's still having circle jerks with his band of demons as we look on puzzled at the nature of his game.
But we are all born with with a moral compass and knowledge of what's right and wrong when it comes to how you treat others.because cultures rarely blended forcefully- by definition culture is unique to a group of people.
Along similar lines, was having a conversation with a mid-20's person who was complaining about the corporate world. I pointed out to them:As a population, we're too soft and have it too easy to do much other than chirp on the internet. That goes for everyone. I suspect there'll come a time over the next 50 years when life isn't so easy, then you'll see some violence. I'll be dead, but am concerned for my kids.
^never attended state hoops tourney at the Big House^I simply cannot wrap my head around attending a youth sporting event and thinking "It'd be nice if there was more armed guards here."
Horshack used data from that bastion of "independent" polling, PRRI. Pretty well known propagandist operation for the Democratic party.It's funny, horshack didn't mention party.
I reckon a hit dog'll holler...
Horshack used data from that bastion of "independent" polling, PRRI. Pretty well known propagandist operation for the Democratic party.
I'm just saying, it's not just this guy randomly injecting partisan politics into the discussion. That would be like me quoting a poll from... well, I can't think of a far right leaning poll, NPO, fact-checker or other similar organization off the top of my head... righties aren't cagey enough to have as many well oiled systems in place.
Ban incoming.I wish. Quote: "Today, nearly a quarter of Americans (23%) agree that “because things have gotten so far off track, true American patriots may have to resort to violence in order to save our country,” up from 15% in 2021."
Source:
https://www.prri.org/press-release/...icans-see-democracy-at-risk-in-2024-election/
Hear me now and believe me later.