I will say this' date=' I'd like to see what she said it in response to. I see a HUGE difference between a response in kind and an unprovoked message like she sent and one where she responded to something just as bad or worse than what she said (which I'm kind of thinking here). If I go to a Spurs game tomorrow and go "You are an (something worse than idiot) Tim Duncan. Your political beliefs are stupid. I hope you and your family burns alive." and he responds with "I hope your parents die", then it's kind of different than if he sees me wearing the opposing team's shirt and saying, "Spurs suck, I hope you lose" and giving the same response.[/quote']

 

She was a teacher. She shouldn't have said what she said and it does not really matter what it was in response to. She should have known better.

She was a teacher. She shouldn't have said what she said and it does not really matter what it was in response to. She should have known better.

 

True story there. As a teacher, she'd have to know that putting it out like that had the potential to do that to her. As a person, I can't say I really blame her without knowing more.

All my fellow duck crackers, fight the power.

 

 

Quack for the Man!

She is an obvious Democrat, is anyone suprised by her actions. When will Sharpton and Jackson be there to support her and throw out the race card.

She is an obvious Democrat, is anyone suprised by her actions. When will Sharpton and Jackson be there to support her and throw out the race card.

 

That may be the most racist post I've ever read on here. And that's sayin alot ref.

Not her smartest move. She'll be ok, look for her next career as MSNBC host to start soon.

That may be the most racist post I've ever read on here. And that's sayin alot ref.

 

Well done feigning surprise. I'm impressed.