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Topic	14 y/o White Kid was given PERMISSION by his TEACHER to wear a KKK Outfit!!!
Zeus 06/17/18 1:55:01 PM #9:	Notably absent are details surrounding the class project. Full Throttle posted... Trinity Young also went toe to toe with the teacher who gave him permission as she said it rattled her to see someone be allowed to dress like that all day at school like a klansman. Well, if he took the hood off, everybody would know who he was. =p Full Throttle posted... The student was seen giving the hitler pose and appearing around minority students while giving Trump's signature "thumbs up" I forgot that the thumbs-up was never used before Trump. He totally created that gesture and is its only user >_> Full Throttle posted... Do you think this kid was purposely trying to piss people off? The actions described don't sound antagonistic, just goofy kid shit (and the primary people offended by a person in a KKK outfit hugging a black man would probably be actual KKK members). So it comes down to why he was wearing he was wearing the outfit in the first place, which requires additional context. That said, it's a kinda stupid thing to do in this day and age regardless of any legitimacy. Golden Road posted... I understand keeping the kid anonymous, but why is the history teacher also being kept anonymous? Among other issues, knowing the teacher could make it easier to identify the student. It's the same reason why places avoid mentioning a parent's name when their child is accused of something. Gunsandredroses posted... It's quite funny seeing how outraged people on this board then get over what they read, especially over irrelevant details. Seriously. I get it if you have a hate-boner for him, but you can't possibly justify believing that the president is the least bit relevant to this situation. Americans are kinda used to the president being awkwardly shoehorned into everything since it's a trick that the media uses to cultivate animus. And, of course, if you call out nonsense like this, you get people like Chewy insisting you must be a Trump supporter. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. <cite>Zeus posted [p:903440285] in 14 y/o Whi... [t:76722016]...</cite> <quote>Notably absent are details surrounding the class project. <cite>Full Throttle posted...</cite> <quote>Trinity Young also went toe to toe with the teacher who gave him permission as she said it rattled her to see someone be allowed to dress like that all day at school like a klansman.</quote> Well, if he took the hood off, everybody would know who he was. =p <cite>Full Throttle posted...</cite> <quote>The student was seen giving the hitler pose and appearing around minority students while giving Trump's signature "thumbs up" </quote> I forgot that the thumbs-up was never used before Trump. He totally created that gesture and is its only user >_> <cite>Full Throttle posted...</cite> <quote>Do you think this kid was purposely trying to piss people off?</quote> The actions described don't sound antagonistic, just goofy kid shit (and the primary people offended by a person in a KKK outfit hugging a black man would probably be actual KKK members). So it comes down to why he was wearing he was wearing the outfit in the first place, which requires additional context. That said, it's a kinda stupid thing to do in this day and age regardless of any legitimacy. <cite>Golden Road posted...</cite> <quote>I understand keeping the kid anonymous, but why is the history teacher also being kept anonymous?</quote> Among other issues, knowing the teacher could make it easier to identify the student. It's the same reason why places avoid mentioning a parent's name when their child is accused of something. <cite>Gunsandredroses posted...</cite> <quote>It's quite funny seeing how outraged people on this board then get over what they read, especially over irrelevant details. Seriously. I get it if you have a hate-boner for him, but you can't possibly justify believing that the president is the least bit relevant to this situation. </quote> Americans are kinda used to the president being awkwardly shoehorned into everything since it's a trick that the media uses to cultivate animus. And, of course, if you call out nonsense like this, you get people like Chewy insisting you must be a Trump supporter. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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