So now your HS/college behavior affects future job prospects? (how much, military)

[uggabugga]

Originally Posted by Cruithne

In the long run it may be a good thing.
Maybe we will get some decent people running for office in future.

Originally Posted by Speleothem

More likely, no one will want to undergo that anal probe.

^by far, the more likely scenario.

[moneill]

Not a shortage of people running in the next election.

All this fear mongering is getting old.

[mollyblythe]

Originally Posted by moneill

He failed the job interview but the Republicans wanted to win this battle and would have confirmed Satan.

Too late for that. They, along with the Russians, elected him president. But, Kavanaugh should feel right at home with Trump in the catbird seat.


A minor correction: Trump isn't the real Satan. More like Satan Light. Not talking weight or reflectivity. Satan wannabe and really trying. He's second worst so he has to try harder.

[TheMoreYouKnow]

Originally Posted by mollyblythe

Too late for that. They, along with the Russians, elected him president. But, Kavanaugh should feel right at home with Trump in the catbird seat.


A minor correction: Trump isn't the real Satan. More like Satan Light. Not talking weight or reflectivity. Satan wannabe and really trying. He's second best so he has to try harder.

You must be drinking early today.

[STL74]

If you hadn't noticed, he was confirmed to the supreme court, so his high school behavior did NOT affect his job prospects. And honestly, if he had just been candid about it "I drank a lot, I was a stupid teenager that did stupid teenager things, and I don't remember everything I did wrong"...we probably wouldn't even be talking about it. Instead he tries to sell himself as some sort of choir boy. Just own your teenage stupidity.

But FWIW, yes, actual regular people can cause themselves problems with the things they post on social media that lasts forever, even when young and stupid.

What is actually the most sad is that his actual **current** behavior under oath (lying, throwing a tantrum) didn't matter either, thus cheapening the Supreme Court of the United States.

[thefragile]

Originally Posted by STL74

If you hadn't noticed, he was confirmed to the supreme court, so his high school behavior did NOT affect his job prospects. And honestly, if he had just been candid about it "I drank a lot, I was a stupid teenager that did stupid teenager things, and I don't remember everything I did wrong"...we probably wouldn't even be talking about it. Instead he tries to sell himself as some sort of choir boy. Just own your teenage stupidity.

But FWIW, yes, actual regular people can cause themselves problems with the things they post on social media that lasts forever, even when young and stupid.

What is actually the most sad is that his actual **current** behavior under oath (lying, throwing a tantrum) didn't matter either, thus cheapening the Supreme Court of the United States.

Can you imagine if you acted like that at your job interview?? Who would EVER hire someone who behaves like that at a freakin' job interview??

[Corrie22]

too funny....the liberals are throwing stones

I don't even remember my last two years of high school....thank God

[tripleh]

Originally Posted by Cruithne

Did you know that the top colleges inspect your social media pages during the application process now?

Duke didnt check mine back in the day...but this was in pre "social media"(except for IRC) days

[Ringo1]

Originally Posted by take57

...and the second part of that statement is those same men are now bent of out shape to learn they may be held accountable.

I'd say it likely triggered that rage-crying we saw.

Originally Posted by Corrie22

too funny....the liberals are throwing stones

I don't even remember my last two years of high school....thank God

I mean, I was wild too. But then again, I KNOW I was and that was just one of many reasons why I new I would never want to run for office.

I could - but who wants their past coming back to haunt them?

And . . it often does.

[Tencent]

Only in the USA.