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when woke vortue signaling hurts innocents
In Loudon County the sexual assault investigation involving a boy claiming to be a girl who then assaulted biological girls, is over. The superintendent was fired, grand jury concluded the school system covered it up to protect their desire to continue to allow boys in the girls bathroom. Woke ideology was more important than child safety. And these were people in charge of schools who concluded this.
Pete says it’s republican lies that liberals are making school locker rooms and bathrooms coed. Here is another irrefutable case that this is occurring. This boy claimed to be a girl, and was therefore allowed to use the girls bathroom. He assaulted a girl in there. they transferred him to another school without warning that school what he had done, so naturally he assaulted another girl. Sounds exactly like what the catholic church did. You don’t need to be a fortune teller to see that some predatory males will exploit this situation. and if you didn’t have the ability to predict it, well now there’s empirical, observable evidence that it’s happening. Better to put boys in one bathroom and locker room, and girls in the other. i don’t doubt that this creates some hardship for boys who identify as girls who would never hurt anyone. But that doesn’t justify telling all the girls that they now need to accept being in bathrooms with men. Pete, i posted facts that in VT and VA, bathrooms and locker rooms are now co-ed. Are you still denying that this happens? https://www.foxnews.com/us/loudoun-c...exual-assaults |
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log on, lob a baseless insult, run away. kind of a common theme among you, wayne, GS, pete. notice that? why not read the grand jury report, then tell us all that i was duped. they fired the superintendent. he told parents the first assault never happened, when his emails prove he knew about it. can you imagine how that would make the victims father feel? You know more then the grand jury. That’s impressive. |
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The jury’s impaneling also came after Youngkin and Miyares repeatedly referenced the Loudoun assaults in their campaigns, accusing the school system — and U.S. public education generally — of a lack of transparency and failure to support parents’ rights But the jury also found there was no “coordinated cover-up” of the assaults between Loudoun school officials and the school board, as some had alleged. Yet Nineteen children and two adults were killed in a shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde County on May 24. It is the deadliest shooting ever at a Texas public school. Where’s the outrage jim Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Where do you get off assuming i wasn’t outraged at what happened in Uvalde? Changing the subject, because the subject of this thread pokes holes in your master, liberalism. I never said the school board was involved in the cover up. But the grand jury said there was a coverup, and that it was done to protect the liberal idea that there’s no downside to having coed bathrooms in a high school. Wayne you have a daughter? You’d have been ok with this when she was a young teenager? sharing a bathroom and locker rooms with boys? Really? Anyway the grand jury investigation speaks for itself. Two girls were sexually assaulted because according to school officials in that one county, woke liberalism is more important than obvious common sense. |
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Better outlaw churches and other places predators use, of course that won’t fit Jim’s bogeyman outrage.
This year in Texas, several pastors or staffers of Christian churches have been arrested, charged, or convicted for various allegations of sexual abuse of children: In Temple, Texas: "At least six local pastors and teachers were named among the hundreds of Baptist leaders accused or found guilty of sexual abuse of children" Jonathan Ryan Ensey "a pastor’s son and Conroe church worship leader was sentenced to prison... convicted of victimizing a congregant by committing indecency with a child and online solicitation of a minor." In Austin, Texas: "At least five Austin-area pastors and teachers were named among the hundreds of Baptist leaders accused or found guilty of sexual abuse of children." Conrad Estrada Valdez, pastor at The Restoration Outreach Christian Church, was sentenced to 14 years in prison for the "sexual assault of a child between the ages of 14 and 17." Aaron Duane Shipman, lead pastor at Bible Baptist Church in Odessa, allegedly “sexually assaulted a teenage girl for years beginning when she was 16.” Brian Pounds, minister at First Assembly of God in Vernon, is “accused of giving meth to a 15-year-old girl and raping her at church.” Jorge Ariel Benavides, pastor at Iglesia Cristiana Casa de Dios, was “arrested for raping a special needs woman.” David Lloyd Walther, pastor for the Faith Baptist Church in Round Rock, "charged with distribution, receipt, transportation and possession of child pornography." Conner Jesse Penny, youth pastor at the Inspiration Church in Mesquite, was “charged with one count of Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child, one count of Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child, and one count of Indecency with a Child.” Robert Shiflet, a former Denton Bible Church youth pastor, “sexually abused 14 girls at two different churches” and investigation revealed “the red flags the church ignored.” Timothy Jason Jeltema, student minister at Champion Forest Baptist Church in Houston, "sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to online sexual abuse of a child." William C. Robinson, a pastor working for Chi Alpha Campus Ministries in Corpus Christi, " charged with continuous sexual abuse of a child, a first-degree felony." Chad Michael Rider was convicted for collaborating with former Denison Church of the Nazarene pastor David Pettigrew, and persuading "minors into taking sexually explicit photographs." Lawrence Hopkins, associate pastor at Rollingbrook Fellowship in Baytown, was arrested and "accused of soliciting a minor." The fact of the matter is that children are almost always assaulted and abused by people within their circle of trust. Predators seek out employment that allows them access. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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How many girls have to be sacrificed on the altar of liberal virtue signaling, before you'd say it's a bad idea? Is there any limit? |
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He can't respond to what I'm saying, so he has to pretend I don't care what happened in Uvalde. It's what the left does all the time, instead of responding to what was said, respond to something I never came close to saying, in this case that I wasn't outraged about Uvalde. Hearing those voices. |
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I am well aware that girls were assaulted before the practice of letting boys go to girls' bathrooms and locker rooms. But this gives predators an additional means of access to naked girls, that they didn't have before. Let me know if that's going too fast for you. |
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How many people have to be sacrificed on the NRA altar before you’ll say it’s a bad idea? The United States is alone among peer nations in the number of child firearm deaths. In no other similarly large or wealthy country are firearm deaths in the top 4 causes of mortality let alone the number 1 cause of death among children. But keep playing the baloney virtue game with your false outrage, while you’re demonstrating how virtuous and concerned about children you are ignoring and exacerbating the lgbt**** children suicide rate of double the rest of the population. You think that might be more than the cases you’re currently triggered about or is it just a good thing Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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the NRA is way too powerful for my liking. Good enough? I answered your question, now answer mine. how many girls would need to be assaulted, before you’d cede it’s stupid policy? Also the right to own guns is explicitly in the constitution. The right of a teenage boy to get undressed with girls at school, isn’t. |
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You would have been all over uvalde if the shooter wore a skirt.. do yo even own a moral compass . That works ? To you cops are hero’s and school boards are the enemy Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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this has nothing to do with Uvalde. |
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You think that might be more than the cases you’re currently triggered about or is it just a good thing Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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No assumptions your post history says it all Also don’t confuse being bothered with being concerned Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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my posts. Which post(s)? |
Does Jim realize he’s been #duped yet?
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You never started one But you did start these. Biden building a $500k wall at his vacation home this isn’t cognitive decline? 5 different hunter version Paul pelosi A few Musk post once he becomes a MAGA hero advance climate change by….destroying art? makes all kinds of sense They all have the same origin Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Jim's focus is school bathrooms at the moment, please don't distract him Wayne, once Jim get's his needle stuck its full speed ahead. That issue in his mind is so much more important than our yearly mass shooting average, the 362 children killed in the past decade or the 189 school shootings since Sandy Hook.
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OK. Please point me to the thread you started, which states your objection to the Holocaust. Or are you a Nazi. Show me the thread you started to object to all the recent mass shootings. See how stupid that sounds? Your words. How stupid do you have to be, to assume that none of us care about anything other than what we post about. |
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But are you saying I can't be outraged by the murder of kids AND also think it's dumb to force 14 year old girls to get naked in front of boys while at school? I guess your brain isn't capable of processing more than one thing at a time. Most adults can think about 2 things at once. You are a stupid, and I mean really stupid, bitter, angry old man. |
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GS: “Jim doesn’t care about sandy hook, i can prove it, because he doesn’t think 14 year old girls should be forced to be naked in front of boys at school.” That’s poking fun of me? I think that logic says more about you than it does me. |
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He’s off buying his trading cards to go with his paintings of the orange guy and Jesus.
He heard that every forty-fifth pack of Trump Trading Cards contains a verified top secret National Security document! Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
All 12 Senate Republicans who voted to advance a bill protecting same-sex marriages deserve to be censured, says Troy Miller, President & CEO of the National Religious Broadcasters.
Wow just wow. Another conservative showing their true colors Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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bob, if you had a friend who told you “i identify as a bird”, would you, (1) take him to a psychiatrist, or (2) help him knock down his house and build a big nest out of sticks and twigs, then help him gather up worms to eat? |
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Keep playing the baloney virtue game with your false outrage, while you’re demonstrating how virtuous and concerned about children you are ignoring and exacerbating the lgbt**** children suicide rate of double the rest of the population. You think that might be more than the cases you’re currently triggered about or is it just a good thing. Of course your bird analogy is pretty telling. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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