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>No one who actually was a Scout would call their Scoutmaster a "troop manager". I was a scout and I natively speak Spanish, so I never learned what the ranks
by fluoridation 3mo ago
>No one who actually was a Scout would call their Scoutmaster a "troop manager".
I was a scout and I natively speak Spanish, so I never learned what the ranks are called in English (and after nearly 30 years I've pretty much completely forgotten them in Spanish too, if I'm being honest). Are you going to call me a liar too?
- rationalist 3mo agoWow, you all do not stop. You've been grinding your ax so long now, it could cut a hair. If you were a Scout, you would know your ax should not be that sharp.
- fluoridation 3mo agoNot an answer to my question. If you feel ganged up on, perhaps it's time to stop posting.
- rationalist 3mo agoNo, I'm not going to call you a liar since you didn't specify the Boy Scouts of America and there are 100+ Scouting programs in different countries across the world. The Boy Scouts of America program has only been in English until just last year (they just released the Spanish version of their Handbook last year, and now they have a Mandarin version too). Anyone who doesn't know the world "Scoutmaster" and claims to have been in the Boy Scouts of America, is very odd... I'm only calling those people liars. Holy moly. If you thought I was calling you a liar, perhaps you should stop posting. But if you want to continue to grind your ax, since you asked me a question, I'll ask you one: do you have a bias?
- fluoridation 3mo agoRedundant question. Everyone has biases.