How Mary Jo Kopechne was a victim of the Kennedys TWICE

Sailor said:
"It is well understood that shallow water drowning almost never shows any water in the lungs whatsoever." That is not the one you posted the first time. This is the second one that I pointed out clearly there is absolutely no such thing
as "shallow water drowning". You were and still are confusing that with shallow water blackout, which has zero to do with this incident. Either way, they are both completely wrong. You make this too easy Peon.
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Nice try Sailor.
Anyone can see that I was correct and you went ballistic trying to claim I was wrong.
Now call me some more names to compensate.
LOL
 
Frank Apisa said:
I am old. You sound like someone who will never be old.

You will never contribute anything but hate and immaturity to any discussion here.



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What is hilarious is that you don't even see the irony of your hateful and immature post.
 
Leonthecat said:
She acknowledged that she was guilty.
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So what?

I got into an accident as a teenager when I rear ended someone. I immediately said it was my fault as I was stupidly looking at these hot collage girls walking by.

Still an accident you dumbass. And, the lady got out of her car and apologized to me because she slammed on her brakes because some dimwitted fool ran in front of her car.

You know nothing, Leotheliar.
 
Yaya said:
So what?

I got into an accident as a teenager when I rear ended someone. I immediately said it was my fault as I was stupidly looking at these hot collage girls walking by.

Still an accident you dumbass. And, the lady got out of her car and apologized to me because she slammed on her brakes because some dimwitted fool ran in front of her car.

You know nothing, Leotheliar.
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Mrs Bush said she was wracked by guilt for killing her friend, in a book written 46 years later.
If you weren't ogling those girls you probably could have prevented your "accident".
Sounds like you were quick to pass the guilt, you obviously knew you had, on to others when the opportunity presented itself.
Poor Yurt.
 
Yaya said:
So what?

I got into an accident as a teenager when I rear ended someone. I immediately said it was my fault as I was stupidly looking at these hot collage girls walking by.

Still an accident you dumbass. And, the lady got out of her car and apologized to me because she slammed on her brakes because some dimwitted fool ran in front of her car.

You know nothing, Leotheliar.
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Looking at pussy, drunk, both horribly irresponsible. You're lucky, not superior.
 
Leonthecat said:
Mrs Bush said she was wracked by guilt for killing her friend, in a book written 46 years later.
If you weren't ogling those girls you probably could have prevented your "accident".
Sounds like you were quick to pass the guilt, you obviously knew you had, on to others when the opportunity presented itself.
Poor Yurt.
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If you accidentally killed someone, would you feel guilt?

And you lying sack of shit, I didn't pass the guilt, I took full responsibility. You're such a dishonest asshole troll. How sad your life must be.

Your obsession with Yurt is noted, HEATHER.
 
Fentoine Lum said:
Looking at pussy, drunk, both horribly irresponsible. You're lucky, not superior.
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I wasn't drunk asshole. And no one died, in fact she wasn't even injured and we settled for just the repairs.

Like I said, she apologized for slamming on her breaks because some stupid ginger ran out on the road.

You guys are so effing stupid and partisan.
 
I wonder if there are any young people who would argue as passionately for the Kennedy's as the older people on this board? I get the Kennedy's were Camelot, whatever that is, so people of their era want to defend them. But if younger people heard the story and didn't have the partisanship involved would they be giving Ted the benefit of the doubt that many here are?
 
cawacko said:
I wonder if there are any young people who would argue as passionately for the Kennedy's as the older people on this board? I get the Kennedy's were Camelot, whatever that is, so people of their era want to defend them. But if younger people heard the story and didn't have the partisanship involved would they be giving Ted the benefit of the doubt that many here are?
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Don't know the answer.
But I am more interested in historical context. Ted Kennedy's place in history is cemented, and history is going to hold him in relatively high esteem for his lifetime of public service.

That will not change because Breitbart, InfoWar, or whatever, still want to complain about Chappaquidick, and whether Kennedy was too drunk, too physically incapacitated or injured, or just not heroic enough to save her life. History is not going to judge him on that, even if WorldNutDaily does.
 
Cypress said:
Don't know the answer.
But I am more interested in historical context. Ted Kennedy's place in history is cemented, and history is going to hold him in relatively high esteem for his lifetime of public service.

That will not change because Breitbart, InfoWar, or whatever, still want to complain about Chappaquidick, and whether Kennedy was too drunk, too physically incapacitated or injured, or just not heroic enough to save her life. History is not going to judge him on that, even if WorldNutDaily does.
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St. Ted has been judged by many—just not by registered Democrats.
 
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