Watch a woman steal Trump hat from a 7yr old boy he tries to get it back

[rayg]

Sorry Togor..no way can white wash this event as much as you try..give it up as you're beginning to look foolish with your attempt to blame the mother or kid.., Lol

[togor]

Sorry Togor..no way can white wash this event as much as you try..give it up as you're beginning to look foolish with your attempt to blame the mother or kid.., Lol

From where I see things, your endorsement of child soldiers for Trump's Army is shameful. Maybe non-Trumpists just take better care of their kids or something. It's possible.

[rayg]

Not worth a reply...

[Vern Humphrey]

Not worth a reply...

That's what I've been telling you!!

[m1ashooter]

My point is...multiple adults failed that child. And you agree with me! I know this because you thought Greta Thunberg's parent's failed her when they let her come make a big show at the UN.

Everyone here admits that putting on Trump gear and then heading to opposing territory is an exercise in confrontation. So, dressing up a tyke of 7 and making him part of the mission is something most parents know better than to do, because there could be adults out there that react in this way. It's just another example of how America doesn't give a crap about kids.

Interesting circle talk you have going on. You spin it that your point is many adults failed this child but the main point is don't you see something wrong in adults stealing this kids hat. Never mind the fact that his mother let him wear it and put him in the situation. Do you or do you not find it wrong that this women took the kids hat. I agree with you that I would not have put my child in that situation to begin with but that is another point.

[S.A. Boggs]

Interesting circle talk you have going on. You spin it that your point is many adults failed this child but the main point is don't you see something wrong in adults stealing this kids hat. Never mind the fact that his mother let him wear it and put him in the situation. Do you or do you not find it wrong that this women took the kids hat. I agree with you that I would not have put my child in that situation to begin with but that is another point.

Wasting your breath, Togey does not care.
Sam

[Vern Humphrey]

Wasting your breath, Togey does not care.
Sam

Well, he does -- that's why he spins everything. He has a limited vocabulary, "I hate Trump! I hate Trump! I hate Trump! I hate Trump! I hate Trump! I hate Trump! I hate Trump! I HATE Trump! Did I tell you I hate Trump?"

It must be Hell to be trapped inside that small mind.

[S.A. Boggs]

Well, he does -- that's why he spins everything. He has a limited vocabulary, "I hate Trump! I hate Trump! I hate Trump! I hate Trump! I hate Trump! I hate Trump! I hate Trump! I HATE Trump! Did I tell you I hate Trump?"

It must be Hell to be trapped inside that small mind.

Especially with the two other's, weird "threesome" one would think!
Sam

[Vern Humphrey]

Especially with the two other's, weird "threesome" one would think!
Sam

Maybe if we stuck a pinochle deck in his ear, that would keep them entertained and they'd stop bothering the adults.

[togor]

My point is...multiple adults failed that child. And you agree with me! I know this because you thought Greta Thunberg's parent's failed her when they let her come make a big show at the UN.

Everyone here admits that putting on Trump gear and then heading to opposing territory is an exercise in confrontation. So, dressing up a tyke of 7 and making him part of the mission is something most parents know better than to do, because there could be adults out there that react in this way. It's just another example of how America doesn't give a crap about kids.

You're playing the victim. It annoys you when people do that in their encounters with cops, but are willing to use the same tactics here.

Obviously they should have left the kid alone. But if the mom was truly caring for her kid's safety, she doesn't make him a billboard for Trump and take him to ground zero, where she cannot control what other adults do.

Interesting circle talk you have going on. You spin it that your point is many adults failed this child but the main point is don't you see something wrong in adults stealing this kids hat. Never mind the fact that his mother let him wear it and put him in the situation. Do you or do you not find it wrong that this women took the kids hat. I agree with you that I would not have put my child in that situation to begin with but that is another point.

Did I not make it abundantly clear that among the adults failing the child were those taking his hat? Obviously it's just a red hat to him, and some people are being mean. I'm glad we agree that putting the kid out there in the first place was regrettable.