That was exactly my thought. What kind of limp wristed sissy calls his father to ask what to do in that situation, instead of trying to stop a child from being raped?
The guy should be blacklisted just for being pathetic, even without all the rest.
Not arguing your point, but why isn’t the college President and his nomination as Secretary of Education being NOTED in the MSM, the appointed one Arne Duncan, skirts are no cleaner.
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I just saw a story on TV a few minutes ago about child abuse in the Chicago Public Schools. Reportedly, there are about 600 confirmed cases of children being physically abused by teachers in the Chicago Public Schools, but only about 20 teachers have been “separated.” Obviously, if he (Duncan) did not do everything within his power to protect children while he was the CEO of Chicago Public Schools, he needs to be fired from his current position as Education Secretary. What did he know? 206.251.3.202 (talk) 21:07, 11 February 2009
The fact that McQueery needed moral and ethical guidance under such incredibly unambiguous circumstances suggests to me that he was raised in such a manner that his father was probably the last person he should have sought guidance from.
When I was in the fourth or fifth grade, I became fascinated by knights and the notion of chivalry. At that age I understood the concepts of defending the defenseless and sticking up for those unable to protect themselves. That a healthy 28-year-old male enrolled in a graduate program at a major university dithered and wavered when confronted with such a clear cut situation tells me a lot about the way he was brought up. His father did a f#cked up job of imparting his son with any sense of values, and apparently gave his son more f#cked up guidance when he called him in March 2002 asking what to do.