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How would you compare your mother? How are you as a mother (if you are one) or your wife in comparison?
Is that mother you want for your children or grandchildren?
Maybe I’m overly critical.
Is this typical mothering that you would be happy to have grown up with?
I’ll put up my mom as a critique. She was better under anyone’s analysis.
To be fair, everyone on this board can be 'overly critical'.
I don't live in that area.
I believe for all intents and purposes she was an average mom as any in the area. Her son attended all the good ol' boy local stuff, junior fireman and medic cadet stuff. Hunting with friends, range.
I doubt she really thought a violent mob would be rampaging so close to home.
I was never in a position where my neighbors were confronted with a riot bent on burning things down. There was a call to come defend. He joined.
If it wasn't for this he'd prolly go on living a normal small town good ol'boy life, screaming at libs on the TV and downing some bud.
My mom was also average by today's standards. But I joined the army and put myself in harms way. Does that make her a bad mom?
I didn’t fall for any narrative. And your saying that just shows you’re a sheeple of the right.
He should’ve never been there. Period. A good parent would’ve made it so.
You can replace liberal with conservative and you’d have the same thing; a nothing burger of a response. Congrats.
The police should have been there.. get to the root! Kyle was there to be a good Samaritan to help anyone who needed it. Kyle wanted to put out the fires. The mob of immoral characters wanted the fires to burn down buildings and hurt people.
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The police should have been there.. get to the root! Kyle was there to be a good Samaritan to help anyone who needed it. Kyle wanted to put out the fires. The mob of immoral characters wanted the fires to burn down buildings and hurt people.
I don't believe the Good Samaritan was carrying an AR-15. Or even a club.
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You're not paying attention.
Women who are the least bit heavy get made fun of, all the time. Officially in the media, and privately every where they go. Even very slightly heavy women who are in the public eye.
Michelle Obama had gotten chunky, did those 'on the left' ridicule her over it? Links?
(and fwiw, even though I don't care for her elitist attitude, or her husband, I think she looked as good thin as she did when she'd gotten pluffy)
To be fair, everyone on this board can be 'overly critical'.
I don't live in that area.
I believe for all intents and purposes she was an average mom as any in the area. Her son attended all the good ol' boy local stuff, junior fireman and medic cadet stuff. Hunting with friends, range.
I doubt she really thought a violent mob would be rampaging so close to home.
I was never in a position where my neighbors were confronted with a riot bent on burning things down. There was a call to come defend. He joined.
If it wasn't for this he'd prolly go on living a normal small town good ol'boy life, screaming at libs on the TV and downing some bud.
My mom was also average by today's standards. But I joined the army and put myself in harms way. Does that make her a bad mom?
I have loosely followed his behavior and media presence since the initial arrest. I would be very disappointed if he were my son. She is proud. I don’t get it. He acted awful in the past year.
Would your mother have been proud if it were you?
I don't believe the Good Samaritan was carrying an AR-15. Or even a club.
You're right, just a dumpster on fire pushing it into a cop car....DAMN the ARs or the clubs, grad a damn dumpster, set it on fire and push it into a cop car.
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You're right, just a dumpster on fire pushing it into a cop car....DAMN the ARs or the clubs, grad a damn dumpster, set it on fire and push it into a cop car.
I have no idea what you're talking about.
I'm talking about whether Rittenhouse was there in the role of "good samaritan". And the answer is, decidedly, no. The Good Samaritan was not a vigilante, but a selfless humble helper of an injured man.
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