Rather than blaming the kids at this point, ask the important questions. What in our society allowed them to think that this was ok?
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One problem: Blaming society for an individual’s choices and actions. I’m not saying society doesn’t have a problem for sure, but individual accountability is often lacking.
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Agree. But if we look at the big picture, we see get a sense of where the issue originated. There will always be free will.
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Oh I totally agree. But I think free will should be understood as “free to choose your consequences, positive or negative.” Im@neevousnthat individuals are starting to believe that if they make a bad choice, their “group” will take the consequence.
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You said it. Thank you for the civil discourse my friend.
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You as well! :)
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Ok where were the parents? Not cool. Even my own son knows better n he is not the brightest bulb in the bunch.
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But y'all mad at Don Lemon for pointing it out.
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You mean, for making a huge racist assumption?
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Example of normalizing and how it is demoralizing to humanity throughout society.
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I wonder what would happen had they dressed as Bonnie and Clyde?
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Probably nothing lol
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"Two Kentucky high school students who dressed as the Columbine High School shooters for Halloween have been suspended...." And invited as honored guests to the next NRA Convention?
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Tough day for those kids. First suspension, now they will have to choose between competing job offers from the
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