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Brutus Buckeye

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« Reply #16576 on: May 17, 2022, 08:13:24 PM »
more great news for BLM Global or whatever the F it's called....the main/most predominant BLM foundation that was started by some con artist named Patrisse Cullors - which has raised something like $90 million- with most of the money completely unaccounted for....welp, turns out not only did she spend like $9 million in cash on a pair of mansions- and only now does she finally admit that she previously had lied about the purchase and use of those mansions- she's been paying her babby daddy and her brother a f**k ton of money and also chartering private jets for personal use and expensing it to the foundation. She paid nearly $1 million to an LLC owned by her babby daddy for "creative services", she paid $840,000 to an LLC owned by her brother for "security services" and also apparently paid one of her best friends and a board of director $2.1 million for "consulting fees". She also charged personal use of a charter jet of $73,000 to this BLM chapter.

Two long-time Clinton machine cronies/scumbags- who worked for both Bill and Hillary in the past- and who were on the board of this chapter of BLM- just stepped down from the board days ago. Methinks shit about to hit the fan over there.



Her motto is obviously "a fool and his money are soon parted." 

She bilked a bunch of corporations and Fro-types real good. 
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Re: In other news ...
« Reply #16577 on: May 17, 2022, 08:15:45 PM »
“My visceral insulting everyone who disagrees with me is not divisive in any way.”

Lord have mercy we are screwed.

"Condemning the divisive is divisive!!!" 
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« Reply #16578 on: May 17, 2022, 08:18:05 PM »
When they start charging you with a crime for not using the proper pronoun when referring to your classmate

the 1st Amendment is very much in play

This school is way over the line with this




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« Reply #16579 on: May 17, 2022, 08:20:49 PM »

Her motto is obviously "a fool and his money are soon parted."

She bilked a bunch of corporations and Fro-types real good.
Yeah.......cuz that's me.....cuz you keep saying so....so it's gotta be true....
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« Reply #16580 on: May 17, 2022, 08:39:59 PM »
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« Reply #16581 on: May 17, 2022, 09:02:23 PM »
why I made a C+ in English

I just meant that the Left is calling the correct pronouns "wrong pronouns" and criminalizing the truth. Forcing us to lie, more or less. 

If Stephen wants to be called Stephanie, fine. People use nicknames all the time. No big deal. Once he starts demanding that I pretend that he's an actual woman, that's where I draw the line. It's preposterous. 

If there are any heterosexuals left among the White Left, I bet that none of them would be willing to put their money where their mouth is, and date these "women" exclusively. 

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« Reply #16582 on: May 17, 2022, 09:42:58 PM »
"Condemning the divisive is divisive!!!"
If you do it in a profanity-laden, spittle-flying way, yep, pretty much. 

Just about no one feels like coming together as a nation because someone dog cussed them for fun. Fixing divisions is going to take someone saying "That was a terrible thing to say, but I'll work to respond calmly." And it's understandable people don't want to do that and are content widening divisions. 

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« Reply #16583 on: May 17, 2022, 09:52:27 PM »
When they start charging you with a crime for not using the proper pronoun when referring to your classmate

the 1st Amendment is very much in play

This school is way over the line with this


Possibly. Again, some things that are protected speech are capped for various reasons in those settings. One could argue this is a political statement, which maybe would be covered. 

Like, you could get in trouble for mocking a fat or bulimic person's weight, one student to another. That is most likely protected speech in a first amendment sense, but in some ways capped. Now, if these possible taunts were cast as a political statement, those tend to get more protection. 

But in the end, it shouldn't come to any of that. Even before we talk first amendment, a sexual assault investigation (I'm not totally clear on if "charges" are being used in an official sense or colloquially) is an absolutely ridiculous response to this, unless someone is lying. Even more basic than the question of constitutionally protected speech is that this simply is in no way sexual harassment, even if it wasn't protected. 

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« Reply #16584 on: May 17, 2022, 09:55:16 PM »
If you do it in a profanity-laden, spittle-flying way, yep, pretty much.

Just about no one feels like coming together as a nation because someone dog cussed them for fun. Fixing divisions is going to take someone saying "That was a terrible thing to say, but I'll work to respond calmly." And it's understandable people don't want to do that and are content widening divisions.
Riiiight, because you never say anything excessively vulgar whenever you get all butt hurt over something as trivial as someone not liking Californians. 

Oh wait, yeah you do. 
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« Reply #16585 on: May 17, 2022, 10:52:45 PM »
Possibly. Again, some things that are protected speech are capped for various reasons in those settings. One could argue this is a political statement, which maybe would be covered.

Like, you could get in trouble for mocking a fat or bulimic person's weight, one student to another. That is most likely protected speech in a first amendment sense, but in some ways capped. Now, if these possible taunts were cast as a political statement, those tend to get more protection.

But in the end, it shouldn't come to any of that. Even before we talk first amendment, a sexual assault investigation (I'm not totally clear on if "charges" are being used in an official sense or colloquially) is an absolutely ridiculous response to this, unless someone is lying. Even more basic than the question of constitutionally protected speech is that this simply is in no way sexual harassment, even if it wasn't protected.
Here is a perfect example of a court finding 1st Amendment issues for required pronoun use


https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-news/professor-wouldnt-use-trans-students-pronouns-wins-400k-settlement-rcna24989
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« Reply #16586 on: May 17, 2022, 10:53:08 PM »
Riiiight, because you never say anything excessively vulgar whenever you get all butt hurt over something as trivial as someone not liking Californians.

Oh wait, yeah you do.
You're right. I shouldn't have said that. I let someone who wanted to deepen the divisions in our country get the better of me. (Also, that someone was admittedly trolling for a response)
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« Reply #16587 on: May 17, 2022, 10:58:57 PM »
Here is a perfect example of a court finding 1st Amendment issues for required pronoun use


https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-news/professor-wouldnt-use-trans-students-pronouns-wins-400k-settlement-rcna24989
That's a college, not a middle school (protections for college professors are extremely broad). And it was cast as part of a political statement, which I noted could be part of a case arguing for it. 

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« Reply #16588 on: May 17, 2022, 11:06:06 PM »
That's a college, not a middle school (protections for college professors are extremely broad). And it was cast as part of a political statement, which I noted could be part of a case arguing for it.
and yet if you read the 1st amendment it does not say it only applies to older citizens

sorry but as I previously said when the school ramped up sexual harassment charges against these kids it took the situation to a much higher level

yes the 1st amendment does apply here even though its kids involved
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« Reply #16589 on: May 17, 2022, 11:29:31 PM »
and yet if you read the 1st amendment it does not say it only applies to older citizens

sorry but as I previously said when the school ramped up sexual harassment charges against these kids it took the situation to a much higher level

yes the 1st amendment does apply here even though its kids involved
Again, we absolutely 175% agree about the middle portion. So we don't need to go over that part.

Now, I've not said I'm 100% sure the first amendment doesn't apply here, but I think it's a gray area, at least until the courts clarify it. We also know, and I think can agree, that there are some things students are not allowed to say in levels of K-12 settings. For example, you can't cuss out a teacher nor loudly say something lewd about a classmate, or slinging around racial slurs without the risk of some kind of consequence (but all these things are first amendment protected in the vast majority of situations). Teachers are allowed to levy some punishment for what's deemed disruptive behavior.

Again, we agree to the hilt that this consequence it wholly gross and terrible, and the people levying it should be shamed. But I'm not sure, at least at this point, if whatever is alleged could possibly fall under the disruptive category. (And to take it to another level of agreement, if the parents' story is true, the school should also be able to level some type of discipline on the person with the pronouns for flipping shit at some kid. )

Edit: There could be a compelled speech argument, the same principle why you can’t make kids say the pledge of allegiance. That was again cast as a political matter, but perhaps this will be too. 
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