Bezos is having a bad month:

[applegrove]

Link to tweet

?s=20

[still_one]

1. They don't have a case. The Washington Post did nothing wrong. They reported the news as it came

out. Even the school said they were guilty, then did an investigation, and said they weren't, which the WP also reported.

As for those who like to use Bezo as their poster child, he has a hands off approach to the WP. He does NOT interfere with their operation, and in fact saved the paper from financial issues they were having.

[Cha]

11. This only exposes

more so.. what a pos he and his enablers are.

Suing for $250 million? Really?

[still_one]

13. I agree Cha.

[Squinch]

2. I still itch to smack that little shit. And it appears his daddy has bought him out of this.

[MontanaMama]

3. Boy howdy.

Me too...I’d like to wipe that smirk right off his face. Karma...please visit this kid sooner rather than later.

[applegrove]

4. It is the smug look of a kid being kid like. Smug yes. He doesn't look comfortable

doing it. But he is in front of his friends. Of course a religious school is going to be anti everyone on the left. And by osmosis the kid is. But it is the adults who teach the contempt that are responsible. This is too much attention on a child. As stupid as he is being smug, he is in highschool. Not always a place known for smart behaviour all the time. Or a stage in life where kids perceive situations accurately. One thing for sure my public high school didn't take us to demonstrations and we were in Ottawa. We had to do that on our own. Some were more activists than others. The thinking was we would make up our own minds I think........ Oh I see. Again. The adults who put the kids up to it bare some responsibility. I hope the Washington Post points that out.

[Squinch]

14. Yes, but the kid still needs a smack. He's old enough that he should know to respect

his elders. We say "it's the parents fault." Well, yes. Because clearly, they never gave the kid a consequence for his bigoted, entitled behavior.

This negative attention is a consequence. I have no problem with him getting it for this act. He's not going to learn at home or school, so the only other way for him to get a clue is by his receiving public disgust for his behavior.

[smirkymonkey]

7. +1000

I'll second that. Backpfeifengesicht!

[Bettie]

16. Yeah it does

after all, not everyone has a PR firm dedicated to making them look less like a nasty little wanker.

His parents have failed in their job. I say this as a parent of teenage boys, both of whom saw this video separately on their own and asked me why he thought he could behave that way and not have his mom really disappointed in him.

It hurt to explain to them that his mom likes what he did and probably cheered it on. Now, she and daddy are looking for a big payday.

[ecstatic]

17. Lol! Nt

[BlueTsunami2018]

5. Even if he lost, $250 million is like losing a dollar to regular people.

This is a person with a hundred and fifty thousand million dollars.

[applegrove]

6. Still. It is the point that we don't want the press to pull back on stories.

[Gothmog]

8. Getting hit with a bogus lawsuit is no big deal

this idiot's feelings were hurt because people saw that he was an asshole.

This kid will fall apart when deposed

[pnwmom]

9. That's a joke. But they'll get lots of publicity for this, which must have been the point. nt

[qanda]

10. Can't wait for discovery

This will be great.

[scarytomcat]

12. so how did this guy become the richest person in the world

when his company lost money for years and is just now turning a profit?
Something is wrong here.

[octoberlib]

15. Bezos will easily win this with our free speech laws. I just hope WaPo doesn't settle.