Defending or Silence?
Thank you very much for posting this link, reminding me that
Websleuths is an island of sanity in a world of soc media madness.![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Two quotes struck me:
Longtime best friend of Brent Kopacka (his death not related to the four ID. students murders):
“Now, not only is he dead and I’m never going to see him again, but it’s like all these other people are ruining his legacy,” said D[---], 36, of Illinois. “Not only do I have to mourn my friend, but I got to defend him, too.”
I. H[---], a neighbor to 1122 King, who did MSM interviews about what he heard that morning. He got "a slew of messages accusing him in the killings." He said to the W. Post:
“I’ve always been kind of weird and different.... so I’m used to ignoring what I want to ignore.”
Sometimes silence is a good course of action.
imo
@Cindizzi
Thank you very much for posting this link, reminding me that
Websleuths is an island of sanity in a world of soc media madness.
Two quotes struck me:
Longtime best friend of Brent Kopacka (his death not related to the four ID. students murders):
“Now, not only is he dead and I’m never going to see him again, but it’s like all these other people are ruining his legacy,” said D[---], 36, of Illinois. “Not only do I have to mourn my friend, but I got to defend him, too.”
I. H[---], a neighbor to 1122 King, who did MSM interviews about what he heard that morning. He got "a slew of messages accusing him in the killings." He said to the W. Post:
“I’ve always been kind of weird and different.... so I’m used to ignoring what I want to ignore.”
Sometimes silence is a good course of action.
imo