Thank you Sapir for posting the links.

I thank Sherri @Eeevil Conservative for her sound and wise words. I agree. It was highly inappropriate for there to be a focus on scum at a time when people are shedding tears and grieving for those who died. Families and friends were mourning those that are no longer here, whilst others were reflecting on dealing with life-long medical conditions associated with September 11. I found it cruel, insensitive and disrespectful to talk about scum on a remembrance day. You don't have to agree with me on this perspective. Yet, having a modicum of respect for the families would have seen more humanity being shown and that discussion occurring another time. In a recorded discussion group days prior, it was a community member that specifically suggested that the September 11 discussion group be dedicated to remembrance of the victims and their families. Liberty Politics (“LP”) acknowledged the community member. As Jeffrey has also guided above; the decision to NOT talk about the perpetrators on the day is also done to disempower them. I am extremely disappointed LP seemed adamant to focus on scum on the day. There was ample opportunity to stop this occurring. We can all learn from life experiences. Armin recently reminded us that prior to the death of Charlie Kirk he held negative views of Kirk. It took the passing of Kirk for Armin to more meaningfully analyse Kirk’s beliefs. I am hopeful LP will similarly take the opportunity to reflect on this matter.

@Rr Halda, PhD Halda, I was simply responding to Sherri’s original post. Nevertheless, I note you have posted multiple times on this page. There was no need to regurgitate your previous post as a reply to me. I recognise that you remain confused. My post provides succinct explanations and responds to the facts, which in this instance was LP directing focus on scum. I opted not to raise hypothetical considerations or alter the facts. In any case, as you might be aware, LP posts the skool discussion groups on YouTube and it reaches an audience of thousands, not merely the 12 people in that discussion group. I am of the opinion what I have set out is a fair and reasonable approach. In many formal settings decisions are made to manage solemn functions and remembrance days to ensure respect is shown to the fallen. It might mean that not every individual’s preference is met yet the broader group is respected.

My thoughts are with Bastion and the family and you right now. I will continue to pray for Bastion.

Welcome !

@Chris Anderson welcome !