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Originally posted by BamaJeepster:

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Originally posted by a1abdj:
The left doesn't care whether or not it actually happened. Their only concern is their feelings about it.

They don't care because if you go on Twitter or other social media, the initial report gets re-tweeted and shared millions of times and the correction will only get a few. Most of the lefties will never see the correction.

That's if the correction isn't shadow-banned.

Remember Jerry, it's not a lie if you believe it

Was Al Sharpton nearby?

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Originally posted by braillediver:
I'm sick of hearing "Muslims fear backlash" after a muslim instigated something like this.

The phrase ”Don’t want shit, don’t start shit” comes to mind...

The radical lefties are now trying to spin it that 'we' need to apologize to the liar

The Girl Who Lied About Hijab Attack Deserves An Apology

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Originally posted by BamaJeepster:
The radical lefties are now trying to spin it that 'we' need to apologize to the liar

The Girl Who Lied About Hijab Attack Deserves An Apology

Cut to the chase:
"Rather than call for an apology (what good would that do?) from the girl and her family, I believe we owe her an apology for not remembering that, even though she is well-spoken, she is still a child. She even told us, although it was while describing her fear at the fictitious attack: "I am a kid." Exactly."

First she needs to apologize. Yes. it's a punishment. Yes, she's being made an example. When you raise a kids you hold them accountable. Punishment is done so the kid doesn't do this again. It also communicates to the rest of the kids not to do this. An apology would do a lot of good.
Now the "I am a kid." Back in the 1980s and 1990s, there was the childcare abuse hysteria. People went to jail based solely on what kids said. Kids were dropped off at a California day care, then flown to Arizona where the day was spent killing animals and sex orgies. Then they were flown back to be picked up by their parents. The authorities believed the kids, totally. When interviewed the authorities manipulated the testimony. Here, the school board was in a headlong rush to show how politically correct and progressive they were. Had they spent a day or so talking to the kid, there's little doubt her story would have firmed up and taken longer to be found to be false.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
And what does the progressive superhero Trudeau now say about all of this? Nothing, I would imagine.

I wish. Our idiot-in-chief is “glad that the incident did not happen” but still admonished us normal Canadians “against the risk of islamophobia” (I paraphrase, but that was the gist of it). So, in short: it was a lie, but we’re still guilty.