All US Seniors Were Screwed By the Commucrats

[alismith]

I was thinking about this today and realized that all US High School and College seniors have been totally screwed by the DNC and Commucrats.

This fake Corona Virus "Crisis" was implemented and promoted by the DNC, Deep State, and Commucrat Party in an effort to crash Trump's roaring economy and these Seniors are their collateral damage. (And, of course,the Commucrats don't care.)

Seniors were denied the privilege of walking across the stage and getting their diplomas to show for their hard work these past 12, or more, years.

Virtual graduation sucks and no matter how much TV, radio, and businesses try to make up for it, it's just not the same.

If I'd just completed my school years, I be really pissed that I didn't have the privilege of walking across the stage and being handed my diploma.

In an effort to tear down our Republic, the Commucrats just denied 2020 graduates the culmination of all their hard work.

When I talk to people and they mention 2020 SEniors, I tell them they can thank the Dimocrat Party for denying them their graduation. They look at me, bewildered, then I can see a light go off behind their eyes...and they realize what I said was true.

[davepool]

Oh, those seniors...for a minute there...

[alismith]

Oh, those seniors...for a minute there...

Yeah. The "Senior" I am doesn't require a graduation; just longevity.

[imanaknut]

Yep, when I saw the thread title I thought it was about me and those lucky enough to have lived even longer.

[davepool]

For us college graduations were an important event, my wife and i came from blue collar backgrounds and our 3 kids were the first generation to get college degrees.

The graduation ceremonies served as a kickoff to adulthood and a celebration of our dedication to their futures and notice that they were on their own; an end to adolescence, no moving back home, and no money from home.
That was how we looked at it, don't know if other folks see it the same way

I wonder if the 10 yr reunions will be virtual?

[alismith]

For us college graduations were an important event, my wife and i came from blue collar backgrounds and our 3 kids were the first generation to get college degrees.

The graduation ceremonies served as a kickoff to adulthood and a celebration of our dedication to their futures and notice that they were on their own; an end to adolescence, no moving back home, and no money from home.
That was how we looked at it, don't know if other folks see it the same way

I wonder if the 10 yr reunions will be virtual?

Good point....

[Krupski]

Yep, when I saw the thread title I thought it was about me and those lucky enough to have lived even longer.

Same thing I thought.