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Covington High student sues WaPo for $250M


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Not when he and his friends were acting like morons on camera. And WaPo didn't falsely characterize him. 

Loving how much white people are squirming nowadays when it comes to them being "falsely characterized". Welcome to being a minority, bud.

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Suspiria

I mean I don't think he's wrong about being falsely characterised. When I saw that first video I did see him as a racist, arrogant POS. But then when you saw it from another angle he was actually being the most polite and respectful out of all of them.

His face is probably now burned into a lot of people's head as "that racist scumbag kid" even though he didn't actually do anything wrong.

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$250 million? Does he even know how to count till 250? Lmao imagine being a devout Catholic and that greedy. Americans are truly something else.

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3 minutes ago, Suspiria said:

I mean I don't think he's wrong about being falsely characterised. When I saw that first video I did see him as a racist, arrogant POS. But then when you saw it from another angle he was actually being the most polite and respectful out of all of them.

His face is probably now burned into a lot of people's head as "that racist scumbag kid" even though he didn't actually do anything wrong.

Hopefully MAGA folks will actually start thinking that black lives do in fact matter after all of this. Also that their wall lies on Native lands.  

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1 hour ago, Suspiria said:

I mean I don't think he's wrong about being falsely characterised. When I saw that first video I did see him as a racist, arrogant POS. But then when you saw it from another angle he was actually being the most polite and respectful out of all of them.

His face is probably now burned into a lot of people's head as "that racist scumbag kid" even though he didn't actually do anything wrong.

However, while he might have been "respectful" he was still standing in front of the man playing the drums trying to intimidate him.  He may not have said anything, but his actions were inappropriate.

It frustrates me when parents think their children do no wrong. (Obviously the case since they were most likely the ones that hired the lawyers.) I see this even at early ages, and it doesn't make for productive, respectful adults, just people that think the world owes them. 

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Probably wants the money to fix his face & those eyebrows... someone could land an airplane in the space between them smh

White Christian republicans doing the most as per usual

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