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Doss at Corbin (2/10/18) - Controversy

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Please stop.

 

Explain.

 

I'm telling you what I have observed for over forty years. What actually occurs and what is perceived about this town in other nooks and crannies of the state are usually not the same. In fact, in most of those nooks and crannies, the racism is as bad or worse. Glass. Houses. Stones.

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Explain.

 

I'm telling you what I have observed for over forty years. What actually occurs and what is perceived about this town in other nooks and crannies of the state are usually not the same. In fact, in most of those nooks and crannies, the racism is as bad or worse. Glass. Houses. Stones.

 

Yep. I think the kid from Corbin threw the stone and shattered the glass.

"alleged" I don't think there is any doubt...

 

To somehow find blame in the decision that Doss made is ridiculous. If anything, this is one example where a protest is well timed and VERY obvious in terms of what is being protested. Good for them to not accept the hatred from the kid.

 

To place their action on the moral equivalency of somebody protesting the national anthem is shameful. Doss saw a clear "wrong" and made a stand.

 

I know the kid. He doesn't hate blacks.

I guess this one has run its course.

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