homeagain wrote: I don't give a flying rat's a-- about liberal/conservative assignment.....THIS is a human issue and as a human being THIS individual, Mayo is an extremely POOR representation of leadership......JMO
I'm more appalled that the bigger issue of a girl being raped, and the attitude of those who were involved either directly or as bystanders that night, is not the focus, rather race and media bias is yet again. Sure, let's focus on what divides us more, instead of focusing on fixing a culture in which this kind of thing can happen so easily.
chickaree wrote: No! What is wrong with you people!? This isn't some schoolyard game of your team vs. my team. This is real life. This young woman has been raped as far too many other young women have and all you people care about is counting partisan points. You should all be ashamed. It makes me sick.
chickaree wrote: No! What is wrong with you people!? This isn't some schoolyard game of your team vs. my team. This is real life. This young woman has been raped as far too many other young women have and all you people care about is counting partisan points. You should all be ashamed. It makes me sick.
You could always start your own thread concerning her if you really thought that was the most important part of the story. Personally I found more interesting the townspeople who wanted to deny the crime because it might hurt the local football team.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
homeagain wrote: I don't give a flying rat's a-- about liberal/conservative assignment.....THIS is a human issue and as a human being THIS individual, Mayo is an extremely POOR representation of leadership......JMO
I'm more appalled that the bigger issue of a girl being raped, and the attitude of those who were involved either directly or as bystanders that night, is not the focus, rather race and media bias is yet again. Sure, let's focus on what divides us more, instead of focusing on fixing a culture in which this kind of thing can happen so easily.
It's my thread... I can focus on what I want to focus on... and the lefties here can deflect, deflect and deflect. Sorry you can't dominate the narrative.
I'm more appalled that the bigger issue of a girl being raped, and the attitude of those who were involved either directly or as bystanders that night, is not the focus, rather race and media bias is yet again. Sure, let's focus on what divides us more, instead of focusing on fixing a culture in which this kind of thing can happen so easily.
