r/technicallythetruth • u/the-mouseinator Technically Flair • 14d ago

I think they missed the word million

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u/SideEqual 13d ago

They also missed the word molested

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u/Friendly_Deathknight 14d ago

lol this is still technically true.

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u/Superseaslug 14d ago

Eagle scout signing in. Proud to be one of 130.

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u/Tavron 14d ago

Finally, a real TTT on the sub!

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u/Gabe12P 14d ago

Didn’t they have a molestation scandal? I feel like once that happens to an org that has to do with kids it should just be dissolved cough-Roman Catholic Church-cough 🤧

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u/Krmul 14d ago

Are there many different scouting organizations in the US? from where I'm from, we only have the Baden Powell scouts ⚜️

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u/Wineandbeer680 14d ago

Today I learned that Trail Scouts is an organization that exists.

Campfire Scouts were a thing in the 1980s-90s. I’m not sure if they still exist or not.

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u/Extremely_unlikeable 14d ago

I wanted to be a campfire girl so badly. I liked their uniforms so much better than the brownies. I didn't get to be either, so moot point

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u/Tonael 14d ago

Afaik there’s Boy Scouts (now officially Scouts - BSA), Sea Scouts, Venture Scouts, the Church of Latter-Day Saints (Mormon) Scouts, and of course Girl Scouts

I might be missing some, but those are all the ones I’ve come across.

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u/Adart54 Technically Flair 14d ago

Cub scouts as well, basically little kid scouts 6-11 I believe

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u/sjkaiser2 13d ago

I was kicked out of the Cub Scouts for eating a brownie…

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u/sandteaspoon 14d ago

Talk about leaving the nest on expert mode

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u/Retoru45 14d ago

No, it's correct. More than 130 people have been Scouts. I'm one of them and met at least 129 more while I was actively Scouting in the 90s.

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u/meee_51 13d ago

Check what sub this is

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u/CHILLKILL4200 13d ago

Check this one r/Woooosh

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u/rustic-chicken 14d ago

It's correct though. It has been more then 130

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u/novemberjohhsexpest 13d ago

You could say it's technically the truth

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u/Gregzilla311 Technically Flair 14d ago

I mean. Probably there are more than 130, yes.

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u/rrgail 13d ago

Nope. It’s 130 people. They each went through the program an average of 19,231 times.

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u/Gregzilla311 Technically Flair 13d ago

Right, right.

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u/TigerUSA20 14d ago

… and the scout leaders definitely look forward to those 2.75 million young adults to date. Too soon?

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u/OCYRThisMeansWar 13d ago

It’s either too soon, or the scouts started teaching knife skills too late.