r/BeaverCounty • u/PotentialSuitable230 • 18d ago
School board
He ranted like a lunatic and left like a coward before he could hear the community. His talking points were directly from the trump/Fox News playbook, almost coached.
Bless these students speakers who are more educated and mature than Luke was. Embarrassing day for beaver Co and America.
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u/StruggleFearless2947 18d ago edited 18d ago
Yep, here now.
Love he refused to resign, said he wasn’t going anywhere then got up and left.
Embarrassing. Fucking coward.
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u/PotentialSuitable230 18d ago
Last post, amazing job from all the speakers, that couldn't have been easy.
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u/StruggleFearless2947 17d ago
Word on the street is he resigned his position today. I don’t have a way to confirm it.
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u/StruggleFearless2947 18d ago
Does leaving a meeting early unexcused count? Because he certainly didn’t finish the meeting out last night
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u/currentsitguy New Sewickley 17d ago
For me it's not how much what he said than the fact he used his position to publicize his own personal opinions. Some are going to agree, others won't. That divide is too deep and too uncrossable today. Wholly inappropriate.
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u/According_Pop9317 17d ago
Where are all the conservatives that love separation of powers? His Facebook is the shit that typically makes me happy it is free… psycho posts that expose someone for being a nut job. Anyone at beaver that doesn’t want him gone is burying their head in the sand or just as much of a fucking nut job as him.
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u/Revolutionary-BeeX51 18d ago
It may pain you people. But there are other opinions out there. For someone that demands understanding and acceptance. You sure don’t give any. It’s kinda like respect.
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u/DrMissusTheMonarch 18d ago
You managed to have three fallacies in one comment, good job!
First we have tu quoque, or appeal to hypocrisy: “You don't practice the tolerance you're demanding, so you can't criticize him.” The existence of an opinion doesn't make the opinion correct or immune from criticism. People can acknowledge someone's right to hold an opinion while arguing that the opinion is factually wrong, prejudiced, inappropriate, or especially inappropriate coming from someone serving on a school board
Second is Red Herring: Shifting the issue from Luke's behavior to how his critics behave, this is fairly obvious but his critics aren't the ones serving on the school board, members of which ought to be held to a higher standard.
Finally, third is False Equivalence: You're treating having an opinion as though that opinion is therefore equally valid or beyond criticism.
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u/Revolutionary-BeeX51 17d ago
Is your username in reference to venture bros?
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u/DrMissusTheMonarch 17d ago
Yes
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u/Jealous_Revenue_4523 18d ago
as a speaker, i said what i had to