I agree, don't jump to conclusions. But that didn't stop the Covington mess

@Boxdoc Oh please, apples and oranges.
Covington was the fault of the "adults" who brought those kids to DC the first place.

@KKGator Seriously? Have you followed this story?

@Boxdoc I know the story. Those kids never should have been brought to DC in the first place. Exclusive, white, catholic school, MAGA-hat-wearing privileged little boys, brought to a "March for Life". The chaperones were 100% at fault there.

@KKGator I want to make sure I understand your position. You feel counter-protesting is wrong?
My bigger concern is all the BS that was published that turned out to be completely wrong. The media is publishing without investigating. They seem to be pushing an agenda, not reporting what happened. I would like the media to report without editorializing. I see they are filing lawsuits against those who defamed them. Those who failed to get the story straight, then refused to correct their comments deserve to be sued.

@Boxdoc I said nothing about "counter protesting". Don't even know how you came up with that.

As far as your rant against the media goes, I find it disingenuous.
The media makes mistakes, but when they DO get it right, and DO their jobs, the morons of the world scream "fake news!!!".
The media put everything about 45 out in the open BEFORE the election, and the morons ignored it all.
However, the false stories that were put out about Hillary Clinton, were NEVER proved true, were NEVER retracted or corrected, and people are STILL treating them as though they were true.
So, you know what? Fuck the whining about the media. Those doing the bulk of the whining are terribly partisan. They have zero credibility.
They're supporting a double-standard, and I think they're full of shit.

I don't blame the media for how they've changed, I blame us, the consumers of media reporting, for allowing them to start doing it in the first place.
I don't see too many people who are all too happy to jump all over mainstream media, getting on organizations like Breitbart and their ilk.

Yes, the coverage of the Covington kids started off really wrong. Then it was corrected. I heard it corrected, and I saw it corrected.
You aren't letting it go.
Life goes on.