Posted on 02/27/2018 9:52:49 AM PST by TomServo
Edited on 02/27/2018 10:28:16 AM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg has no doubt been through more emotional trauma than most of us will face in a lifetime. But lately, his crusade has been less about justice for the dead than it’s been about self-promotion and being a glorified mouthpiece for the gun control movement. He’s spent the past several days making the rounds on the media circuit — and getting his facts colossally wrong in the process. His media admirers have thus far been pretty reluctant to set him straight. But National Review’s Charles C.W. Cooke doesn’t have that problem. Today, he called Hogg out for spouting dishonest — not to mention incoherent — talking points. With the utmost class, of course.. More Here...
The kid has been brainwashed. Maybe one day he will grow up and know the truth. If not, he will be on his way to hell.
six-weeks of intensive therapy with a Marine Drill Instructor.
The DI would take one look at Shifty, and assign him permanent latrine duty.
You read the thread, Cooke dismantled a number of idiots....lol
I have not heard where Mr. Hogg was other than in the school.
Seriously? Why not?
Very good posting! Learned something new. Saving this...
Here is a piece on the school shooting issue, which though perhaps slightly speculative, is designed to put the Leftists on the Defensive:
“My experience is that true trauma victims, like combat veterans, do not draw attention to their experiences.”
Not only do they not draw attention to themselves, often they refuse to discuss their traumas, their feelings, etc. This brat wasn’t a victim; he was a weenie hiding in a closet conducting interviews. Interesting and convenient that he happened to have a mic at hand.
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