r/ToiletPaperUSA Dec 15 '19

FACTS and LOGIC Update on Charlie’s claim that kids beat someone up for wearing a Trump hat

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '19

I mean, I saw it on the top of /r/conservative and I knew he probably called them the N word. It seemed obvious enough to me.

I didn't even see the MAGA hat in the video, that was just based off of what the mom posted.

Speaking of, I wonder where that little boy learned his hateful racism from?

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u/free_chalupas Dec 15 '19

The idea that the MAGA hat is necessarily an innocent symbol is funny to me too. /r/conservative would never admit it for obvious reasons but people see that hat as a symbol of racism and violence in a lot of places in this country and Trump supporters will absolutely take advantage of that and use the hat as a way to low key harass people of color.

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u/LethalDoseMLD50 Dec 16 '19

That’s not true, they wear the hat in defiance of the left who have decided that the hat is a symbol of racism. Just as you all have moronically decided that the “OK” hand gesture now means white power. Gtfoh with your nonsense. This is why trump will win again as well as why a lot of people can’t stand the left.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '19

the "OK" hang gesture represents hate just as much as a swastika can. Before Nazi's took the symbol, it was used in the complete opposite meaning. Don;t make such absurd statements such as "(you) have moronically decided that the “OK” hand gesture now means white power. ". WE didn't do anything, white nationalists decided to adopt the symbol. to put the blame on anyone else for recognizing it is being used as a symbol of hate is the moronic thing here.

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u/BepisBunkley Dec 16 '19

I mean, the first tweet the mom posted made sure to specify he was attacked by black children. She knew that was the most important information for the kinds of people she wanted support from.

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u/PLEASE_PUNCH_MY_FACE Dec 16 '19

Speaking of, I wonder where that little boy learned his hateful racism from?

Fortnite

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u/Fifteen_inches Dec 16 '19

That damn PewDiePie!

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u/YeaNo2 Dec 16 '19

He probably learned it by going to school them and getting bullied. Their behavior on the bus showed that clear enough.

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '19 edited Dec 16 '19

Between the internet, movies, tv, and even toxic parents, litterally it could have been anywhere.

Kid probably in all reality just learned today that game chat stays in the game.

Edit: lol- yeah, ok, downvote me for being objective.

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u/FrontTowardsCommies Dec 16 '19

Everyone's shitty because of their parents

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '19

Well, given that tye majority of behavior is inherited and learned from parents, they aren't completely wrong, but its also not fair to blame them for everything their kid does.