Comments by "Dennis" (@Dennis-nc3vw) on "Chicago School Supports Dean Giving Kids Sex Toys" video.

I feel Matt Walsh was a bit disingenuous here because he cut out the part where the weird guys says the kids in the classroom were 14 - 18, then he goes on to compare it to a playground. I certainly don't condone passing around sex toys in schools, but pretending "It's all the same if they're under 18" is as deluded and perverted as the worst that's ever come out of the left. Although the way he talks about the kids at 1:26 seems really suspicious to me. That doesn't sound like the behavior of High School students. It sounds like the behavior of very young children.
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Matt seems to be disingenuous here, which really breaks my heart. He cut out the part of the video where the guy said the students in the class were "14 - 18", and then compared it to taking sex toys to a playground. It's an outrageous story regardless, but there's no excuse for being deceptive and trying to exaggerate the evil at play.
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They were 14 - 18. It's bad but not as bad as it sounds, and Matt seems to have intentionally distorted what happened.
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Matt seems a little disingenuous here and it makes me deeply disappointed in him. He cut out the part of the video where the Dean said the kids he was discussing were "14 - 18", then he goes onto to compare it to bringing sex toys to playground. I mean its still an outrageous story regardless, but I thought Matt was better than this.
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@tradesmanjaegs4992 He said 14 to 18 in the original video, though 1:26 really strikes my intuition as much younger.
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If you couldn't figure out how to use a dildo or butt plug on your own, I think pretty much any High School material will be over your head.
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Matt Walsh is making it sound worse than it is. The guy said the kids were 14 - 18 and Matt conspicuously cut that out and then compared it to bringing sex toys to a playground. I'm really disappointed in him. It's an outrageous story regardless but there's no excuse for being deceptive.
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@ninjagirl226 It doesn't take a genius to figure out a butt plug.
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@grcarie Really? Holding sex toys?
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ElementX No, 14 - 18.
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I feel Matt Walsh was a bit disingenuous here. In the full video he says the kids in the classroom were 14 - 18. If that's true comparing it to a playground is disingenuous. But the way he talks at 1:26 sounds like very young children to me.
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It breaks my heart to say it seems Matt is being disingenuous here. He cut out the part where the guy said the students were 14 - 18, and then compared it taking sex toys to a playground. It's an outrageous story regardless, but there's no excuse for distorting the facts to exaggerate the evil.
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