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In reply to the discussion: Let's take a look at some noted people who made mistakes in life and were forgiven and continued on: [View all]LBM20
(1,580 posts)22. Oh no I won't. I will know that it is a sad and morally wrong day when a person is crucified for
something like this LONG in the past with no regard for how long ago it was and how well the person has lived his life ever since.
We are eating our own and the right wingers are laughing their asses off at us. Nothing to be proud of.
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Let's take a look at some noted people who made mistakes in life and were forgiven and continued on: [View all]
LBM20
Feb 2019
OP
35 years ago. He was not in politics then. My goodness. Who hasn't made a mistake decades ago?
LBM20
Feb 2019
#6
Did you wear a KKK hood and robes 35 years ago? Would you have considered doing it?
Squinch
Feb 2019
#7
You said it. It was 35 LONG years ago. What are we going to do? Condemn the man forever no matter
LBM20
Feb 2019
#21
Please stop. Get some help. Get some reality. Wake up. Understand life and the world around you.
wasupaloopa
Feb 2019
#28
I have a very good sense of history. In 1984, wearing a KKK hood and robes was not acceptable.
Squinch
Feb 2019
#32
Maybe I lived in a more mixed neighborhood, and any LI boy sporting a hood and robes would have
Squinch
Feb 2019
#16
Where I grew up we had real KKK a-holes standing at intersections passing out pamphlets. I learned
dameatball
Feb 2019
#36
If it was that long ago and the person has led a good life since then yes, ALL can be forgiven.
LBM20
Feb 2019
#8
Just condemn someone forever? Don't let anyone make amends? That is morally wrong.
LBM20
Feb 2019
#5
Do you think Joy Reid and Kevin Hart and Tulsi Gabbard are still "disgusting" too?
LBM20
Feb 2019
#9
The most amazing thing to me about the current brouhaha is that we have a POTUS who routinely
Vinca
Feb 2019
#13
Oh no I won't. I will know that it is a sad and morally wrong day when a person is crucified for
LBM20
Feb 2019
#22
No. If it was that long ago and the person has lived a good and honorable life ever since ANYONE
LBM20
Feb 2019
#23
It was 35 long years ago. What are you going to do, condemn people for one mistake decades ago?
LBM20
Feb 2019
#25
Breaking News: It is shameful to label someone a racist over a disagreement on a situation.
LBM20
Feb 2019
#24
THIS! They also never recognize it in themselves, even when it is clear and someone is pointing it
Squinch
Feb 2019
#33
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAhA!!!! Bwa-HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA *choke* HAHAHAHA *gasp* HAHAHA
FreepFryer
Feb 2019
#26