Dale Price at Dyspeptic Mutterings nails it:
This is one of the school boards our Attorney General is rushing to protect.
A ninth-grade girl was raped in a public school bathroom in Loudoun County, Virginia.
The male student (alleged) rapist in question got access to the bathroom by…wearing a skirt.
Oh, and the (alleged) rapist has offended again (allegedly) after being arrested.
Not that our conflict-of-interest-ridden AG will care about any of that.
The good news about America’s demographic collapse is that public school boards will be a much smaller part of American life in two generations. But in the meantime, they have become positively Catholic in their determination to be regarded as infallible and treated as unaccountable. And that will invariably come with a victim list.
And they now have the law enforcement machinery of the federal government and narrative-shaping cultural forces in their corner.
Oh, and “back the blue,” eh?
Not when they do crap like they did to Scott Smith.
Go here to comment. Injustice is a sad fact of life in this Vale of Tears. The Old Testament is replete with cries for justice to God because Man certainly was not going to deliver that precious commodity. However, every now and then a case emerges which symbolizes the lengths to which powerful forces in a society will go to in order to preserve their power. Thus it is with Scott Smith and his daughter who were to be sacrificed on the altar of transgenderism. The details are outrageous and demonstrate why outraged parents are depicted as domestic terrorists by the Puppetmasters’ Administration. The agenda they are attempting to implement is so much more important to them than the alleged rape of a girl, the railroading of a father and the destruction of the good name of a family. Spread the word on this case, because it symbolizes the stakes currently being played for in this formerly land of the free and home of the brave.
Do you know what wasn't covered by ABC, CBS, and NBC tonight? The Loudoun County School Board allegedly covering up the rape of a 14-year-old girl to pass a transgender bathroom policy: pic.twitter.com/8VfO47lYni
— Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) October 13, 2021
I’ll state it again, as I did when that Chicago community organizer was President. A pissed off father whose daughter was raped in the bathroom by a pervert allowed to be in the same bathroom will end up taking the wild west approach to justice.
One dad is going to take that individual and preform his gender reassignment surgery on the rapist without any anesthesia. That’s the merciful father. The unmerciful dad will use Smith & Wesson to speak his mind.
Civil war coming?
…..and the school board, for their cover-up! Tar and feathers for each one that voted this asinine rule into the books.
I just ask folks to remember that accomplice cops in one area does not make all cops accomplices. The psychopath raping girls is lucky the fathers involved have not removed the problem permanently. But if the Loudoun county cops had better start giving the schools the middle finger and instead enforcing the law if they don’t want random murders to occur as people start enforcing street justice.
If you’ve got to send your kids to a public school– or any public group– and a crime is committed against them, you call the police.
Do Not trust the schools to do anything about it, and DO be noisy. This kind of nonsense has been standard for “bullying” (attempted murder by known violent thugs) in schools for years, now.
Not even the first case of a known rapist being put in a school, without the parents being told, and attacking a girl at a new school, too.
“I just ask folks to remember that accomplice cops in one area does not make all cops accomplices.”
Acutely aware–my brother is a LEO.
But when the police allow themselves to be ideological enforcers for pampered suburban tinpots–or stand aside as favored demonstrators do their destructive thing–they aren’t entitled to a shred of support. And my brother will have my back on that one.
Cops often face tough situations today, but the defense that I was only following orders carries little legal weight and no moral weight.