The book reading that won’t happen
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Whatever. If it's worth taking a stand, take it, and the consequences that follow. Folding to the bullying is a sure loser.
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@Mik said in The book reading that won’t happen:
Whatever. If it's worth taking a stand, take it, and the consequences that follow.
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@Axtremus said in The book reading that won’t happen:
@Mik said in The book reading that won’t happen:
Whatever. If it's worth taking a stand, take it, and the consequences that follow.
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@Mik Ax agreed. Want to reconsider?
The Brad
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@Axtremus said in The book reading that won’t happen:
@Mik said in The book reading that won’t happen:
Whatever. If it's worth taking a stand, take it, and the consequences that follow.
+1
@Mik Ax agreed. Want to reconsider?
@LuFins-Dad said in The book reading that won’t happen:
@Axtremus said in The book reading that won’t happen:
@Mik said in The book reading that won’t happen:
Whatever. If it's worth taking a stand, take it, and the consequences that follow.
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@Mik Ax agreed. Want to reconsider?
Ax only agreed because it's a great excuse to wear his dildo hat.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@Axtremus said in The book reading that won’t happen:
@Mik said in The book reading that won’t happen:
Whatever. If it's worth taking a stand, take it, and the consequences that follow.
+1
@Mik Ax agreed. Want to reconsider?
@LuFins-Dad said in The book reading that won’t happen:
@Axtremus said in The book reading that won’t happen:
@Mik said in The book reading that won’t happen:
Whatever. If it's worth taking a stand, take it, and the consequences that follow.
+1
@Mik Ax agreed. Want to reconsider?
No. We agree from time to time. In this case he's right, as am I. The reaction to this provocative event was entirely predictable. They need to get a spine if they really think it is important, and I think it is.
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Furthermore, it's easy enough to make noise, get some publicity, then retreat and hide behind claims of threatened violence. One can reasonably suspect that that is the organizer's game plan all along. Actually going through with the reading would dispel that suspicion.
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Furthermore, it's easy enough to make noise, get some publicity, then retreat and hide behind claims of threatened violence. One can reasonably suspect that that is the organizer's game plan all along. Actually going through with the reading would dispel that suspicion.
@Axtremus said in The book reading that won’t happen:
Furthermore, it's easy enough to make noise, get some publicity, then retreat and hide behind claims of threatened violence. One can reasonably suspect that that is the organizer's game plan all along. Actually going through with the reading would dispel that suspicion.
Twice in one day!
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@LuFins-Dad said in The book reading that won’t happen:
@Axtremus said in The book reading that won’t happen:
@Mik said in The book reading that won’t happen:
Whatever. If it's worth taking a stand, take it, and the consequences that follow.
+1
@Mik Ax agreed. Want to reconsider?
Ax only agreed because it's a great excuse to wear his dildo hat.
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Having an event? Sure. Take the kids out of it. You can’t have a kids book event without children, and exposing them to the mob that day would be unconscionable when the whole point is meant to be about protecting kids.
