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Justify this: A white girl is attacked by a black male football player, slapped, and tackled to the floor of the classroom. Both receive a three-day suspension.

https://x.com/OffThePress1/status/19158 ... 60/video/1

Are you talking about the kid on a high school football team in Charlotte, NC that beat up a Muslim girl? The situation where the boy said that the girl bullied and attacked him and the girl said he bullied and attacked her?

What do you want someone to justify?

What is it with you I provided a link? Couldn't you follow it? I did. I wanted you to justify a black boy slapping a white girl for racist refusal to date him. Perhaps he had a right to slap that girl. And it's in Texas not North Carolina or South Carolina—geez. Click on the link.

liberty wrote: ↑

Sun May 18, 2025 12:58 am

What is it with you I provided a link? Couldn't you follow it?....

You lied. The time stamp in your post gave you away. You added the link 12 minutes after I asked you what you were talking about.

In regards to the actual story, how could someone who wasn't there justify either person's actions?

Would this story interest you if the boy was white?

Joe Guy wrote: ↑

Sun May 18, 2025 1:16 am

liberty wrote: ↑

Sun May 18, 2025 12:58 am

What is it with you I provided a link? Couldn't you follow it?....

You lied. The time stamp in your post gave you away. You added the link 12 minutes after I asked you what you were talking about.

In regards to the actual story, how could someone who wasn't there justify either person's actions?

Would this story interest you if the boy was white?

Bullshit, I don't lie. Yes, it would but in a different way as a sign of chauvinism instead of racism. It is always a sign of poor upbringing and bad manners—thuggish, even—and it is always unacceptable for boys and men to hit or wrestle women and girls. They should use all their power to avoid such actions.

liberty wrote: ↑

Sun May 18, 2025 2:39 am

Bullshit, I don't lie.

The evidence is there in your first post -

Last edited by liberty on Sat May 17, 2025 5:44 pm, edited 2 times in total.

You edited your post to add the link after I wrote my first post asking you what attack you were talking about.

So now you've lied twice.

Would this story interest you if the boy was white?

liberty wrote: ↑

Sun May 18, 2025 2:39 am

Yes, it would but in a different way as a sign of chauvinism instead of racism. It is always a sign of poor upbringing and bad manners—thuggish, even—and it is always unacceptable for boys and men to hit or wrestle women and girls. They should use all their power to avoid such actions.

So, in your opinion, whenever a black man hits a woman of a difference race, he is guilty of racism?

The link now in the first post in this thread takes me to X. I give that source less credence than I give Fox news. I note X references no local newspaper or local tv accounts of this series of events Liberty wants to discuss.

snailgate

There's a story about it in a local news source - https://coveringkaty.com/news/katy/fath ... ol-assaul/

The problem I see in the video is that the girl, after being slapped, went on the offense against the guy. That wasn't a smart choice for her to make.

I thought it had something to do with sex, as that is usually the cause of most conflicts between men and women. For the record, a woman has the right to say no, and no means no. After that, he should have left her alone:


"The female student, Brooklynn Gianfrancesco, spoke at a Katy ISD board meeting, stating that she had been sexually harassed by the male student in the days leading up to the attack. She reported the harassment to a teacher, but no action was taken. In the video, the male student strikes her without warning, wrestles her to the ground, and pins her down while another student tries to intervene. A teacher briefly leaves the room during the fight and returns only after other students break it up.

Despite the circumstances, both students received a three-day suspension, with the district labeling the incident as “mutual combat”. This classification has led to frustration among parents, who argue that students should be allowed to defend themselves without facing disciplinary action. Brooklynn and her father, Danny Gianfrancesco, have criticized the district’s handling of the situation, calling for greater accountability and policy changes to protect students from similar incidents.

Parents are now demanding a self-defense clause in the district’s code of conduct, arguing that students should not be punished for protecting themselves in violent situations. The district has stated that self-defense is only acceptable if the victim can prove they had no way to escape the attack, a policy that many parents believe is unfair and unrealistic."

As John Lennon said, woman is the N word of the world - when it comes to abusing and oppressing us, all y'all men of every color are a close knit brethren who are either doing it, excusing it, or not willing to talk about it much if at all. It is a very small minority of men who speak up in any serious way.