Previous post
![Illegal Immigration: No, President Trump Wasn't Wrong About Reports Of Rape [VIDEO]](https://victorygirlsblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/https-cdn.cnn_.com-cnnnext-dam-assets-180405142545-01-trump-west-virginia-0405-1-400x400.jpg)
Fame is a fickle mistress. But sometimes, good things can come out of incredibly bad things. Kyle Kashuv, who has become one of the most outspoken of the Parkland kids who isn’t toeing the narrative of gun control, got an invitation to prom over Twitter.
The catch is, the girl asking him to prom is in Nebraska. And he doesn’t own a tuxedo. So she asked him how many retweets it would take for him to take her to prom.
PLEASE HELP ME OUT. A DREAM COME TRUE pic.twitter.com/Rl6VIJFny7
— fidan (@ibrahimovafidan) April 5, 2018
Kyle, Kyle, Kyle. Never tempt the Twitter gods like that. You know that someone is going to give a helping hand… like Ben Shapiro.
https://twitter.com/ResethO/status/981895016351256576
Definitely did!!❤️
— fidan (@ibrahimovafidan) April 5, 2018
The young lady in question has enough retweets, so it looks like young Mr. Kashuv should be researching available florists in Lincoln, Nebraska for his date at the prom.
I'm raising money for Get Kyle to prom!!. Click to Donate: https://t.co/I0tbZ66yQY via @gofundme @KyleKashuv
— fidan (@ibrahimovafidan) April 5, 2018
As of this writing, the stated goal of $700 had been surpassed by over $500… so, plane ticket, flowers, tuxedo, dinner, a limo?
But of course, while Twitter can be good, it can also be full of killjoys.
Hard pass, sweet girl. You can do better.
— Elizabeth Thorp (@ElizabethEThorp) April 5, 2018
She sounds like fun, doesn’t she, this – *checks Elizabeth Thorp’s Twitter bio* – senior advisor to Planned Parenthood. How precious.
In which a Planned Parenthood senior advisor trashes a kid, and then immediately complains about people mocking kids on Twitter pic.twitter.com/h06swqYs02
— Alex Griswold (@HashtagGriswold) April 5, 2018
Really @ElizabethEThorp? Are you 12 years old?
— Montel Williams (@Montel_Williams) April 5, 2018
Here is Thorp attempting to explain herself…
Yup. Just saying I am not helping her score a date with this person.
— Elizabeth Thorp (@ElizabethEThorp) April 5, 2018
I think Kyle can handle himself.
Why does @ElizabethEThorp feel bullying a Parkland survivor is okay? More importantly, why is she bullying my date? pic.twitter.com/BF3hnsMf0m
— Kyle Kashuv (@KyleKashuv) April 5, 2018
Not bullying, Kyle.
Giving her some motherly advice after she publicly asked for help scoring a prom date. https://t.co/UxlpysOI2R
— Elizabeth Thorp (@ElizabethEThorp) April 5, 2018
https://twitter.com/GabLeitao/status/982021841819787264
And Thorp knew perfectly well who Kyle is.
Aren't @PPFA advisors just lovely people? @ElizabetheThorp pic.twitter.com/CaKZSm0NWO
— Kyle Kashuv (@KyleKashuv) April 5, 2018
The problem is, Thorp doesn’t realize she’s living under The New Rules.
https://twitter.com/ElizabethEThorp/status/981953629069479938
If you actually took the time to know Kyle, you would know that he would disapprove a lot of that hate towards you. Fact is you did bully him, and their hate towards you doesn't justify your actions towards him.
— David Weissman (@davidmweissman) April 5, 2018
Madam you stepped into this ring, and as an adult, knew what you were getting into. Trying to play a victim shows your stupidity of this or any other emotionally packed issue.
— Texas Native | Longhorn Nation (@Longhrn_Nation) April 5, 2018
You’re an adult you moron.
Are you actually claiming that @KyleKashuv, a #Parkland survivor, is bullying you?
Maybe you shouldn’t have attacked him. https://t.co/Qoz3WxinN0
— John Cardillo (@johncardillo) April 5, 2018
Quite amazing to see a liberal blue-check attack @kylekashuv, suggest that Kyle might be sending her these texts, and tag her fellow liberal blue-checks to try to recruit them in her fight against Kyle as well
Gross behavior by an “adult" pic.twitter.com/8Pz09byd9z
— Cameron Gray (@Cameron_Gray) April 5, 2018
And then she pulled a Kurt Eichenwald.
This is what love looks like pic.twitter.com/Q1hGKoqrXw
— Kyle Kashuv (@KyleKashuv) April 5, 2018
What a sad little person @ElizabethEThorp must be to make comments like this to a teenage girl. Can you imagine the nuclear fallout if the same condescending BS were spewed to an underage member of the gun control agenda? Dear Lord, we'd all be burned at the stake! #hypocrites
— Just Jenn (@JennJacques) April 5, 2018
Indeed.
Go enjoy the young lady’s company during your prom date, Kyle, and behave like a perfect gentleman – the way you behaved when you went to the White House.
Also, make sure you pick some nice flowers in a color that compliments her dress, and ask if she would rather have a pinned corsage or a wristlet. There, a little “motherly advice” that didn’t sound condescending, Elizabeth Thorp, if you’re interested in being helpful instead of snotty. But I doubt you’re listening.
Darleen Click says: Have you ever met a “happy Leftist”? Neither have I.
I suspect poor li’l Lizabeth was passed over for prom years ago and seeing happy kids planning ‘triggered’ her.
Heh.
Chuckles says: There are some people out there that need taken to the woodshed, so to speak. Pretty pathetic of this Elizabeth character.
Gail says: She tries to claim that she was only giving “motherly advice”, I call bull$#it!! First off…getting advice from Planned Parenthood senior advisor? She is only speaking like this cause he is conservative & not on the liberal, anti-2nd Amendment bandwagon. Second…”hard pass” is not think this over or all you sure you want to do this. Hard pass means no way, no how, don’t ever think of ever asking again.
Her she is judging two teens who want to go to the prom together. It’s clear they’d only be going as friends, actually more like a “blind date”, so what’s the big deal? And why is it any of her business anywho??? #TeamKyle
GWB says: And why is it any of her business anywho???
Well, honestly, she asked in one of the most public forums on the planet and she pretty much asked everybody to pitch in.
While I don’t think the PP woman should have said anything, when you go out on Twitter you’re basically asking for every moron with two thumbs to come along and participate in your life.
It’s one of the main reasons I’m not on Twitter or FarceBook. I have no desire to make my life any more public than it already is.
4 Comments