iceberg
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so wearing a hat to support what you agree with makes you a bully-punk?He did ask those thingsSandmann lawyers up faster than Trump. LOL He could simply have asked that his account of the facts be published too, and perhaps even have told the papers and television outlets of people who'd support his side. IF no one else, Fox the Wash Times and 'merican stinker would have been on it like Trump on a porn star
Sandmann may have been sandbagged by Phillips, I really don't know. But Sandmann was in DC to push a political agenda, and ANY parent of any ideology, who'd let a high school child be put in that position, needs a not-literal slap upside their stupid noggin.
The Post published that Phillips said he believed Sandmann was intimidating him. Phillips did say that. And their interaction in two "sides" confronted each other over a political issue involved two private individuals voluntarily entering the political arena. He can't sue the Wash Post or any other media outlet for publishing that.
He may be able to sue Phillips IF he can prove Phillips intentionally lied. I doubt he can do that, and even so, I'd be surprised if Phillips has any money to be sued for.
The kid's parents egged this on, and unfortunately for the kid it's gonna dog him.
Other outlets did cover the full; story showing why your narrative is false
Phillips was also in DC to push an agenda and there is nothing wrong with parents let their children learn about politics in this manner
Phillips lied that is a fact and your narrative is an outright lie.
Phillips willfully sought confrontation with those kids and has no right to claim intimidation when he went out of his way to confront them.
There was no mutual confrontation. It was sought by one man and that man is phillips
Those are all facts
The kids parents had nothing to do with this they were did not egg it on
Where did Phillps admit to a lie? And your account is false. Although, I think all impartial people agree that the intitial media reports should have sought out more video. But the Boys were trying to be bully punks with their hats.
Making Sense of the Phillips-Sandmann Viral Video
And the point is, there were never grounds for Sandmann to sue. His parents seem to have had imput into his "character." And it's going to dog him
so if you're a cowboys fan, then any redskins fan wearing a redskins hat is a bullypunk.
sorry - there was nothing illegal or wrong with them wearing this hat anymore than than a gay person wearing rainbow clothing. both show support for their beliefs and that is what we're supposed to be able to do in this country.
til the left decides that people need to stop if they don't agree or hate what the other person is doing.
sorry, that's pretty fucking pathetic.