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7-year-old raising money for border wall


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JusKeepBreathin

Everytime I hear about that stupid fcuking wall, all I can think about is how to perfect and reduce the cost of Volantis.:stalkga: 

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Guys, obviously this is supposed to be funny, why take it so serious? :laughga:

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40 minutes ago, River said:

Praise the lord Satan :diane:

Don't you mean SANTA?

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TheQueenLG
5 minutes ago, DCgaga said:

Guys, obviously this is supposed to be funny, why take it so serious? :laughga:

This isn't funny. Children being informed by their parents that it is morally acceptable to raise funds for a racist wall is not something to laugh about... In fact, I consider it reprehensible. This child's parents have failed in every aspect when it comes to passing down the vital morals of equality. Shame on them. 

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Lion Heart

Mom: "Somehow it got skewed that we're teaching our son to hate. I don't understand where that comes from." 

:rip: 

For a second I thought the kid said "I like our people" and I was like wait what???? :rip: 

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35 minutes ago, TheQueenLG said:

This isn't funny. Children being informed by their parents that it is morally acceptable to raise funds for a racist wall is not something to laugh about... In fact, I consider it reprehensible. This child's parents have failed in every aspect when it comes to passing down the vital morals of equality. Shame on them. 

But what's a kid gonna do about it? Nothing. So don't take it so seriously, like I said.

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Zander
19 minutes ago, DCgaga said:

But what's a kid gonna do about it? Nothing. So don't take it so seriously, like I said.

It’s the fact that the parents are forcing their political view on an impressionable 7 year old. That isn’t right. It’s just sad. A 7 year old shouldn’t be involved and being used like this, so I think it’s kind of serious.

They should be taught a fair view of the political field and then they decide for themselves later on. 

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3 minutes ago, XC1792 said:

It’s the fact that the parents are forcing their political view on an impressionable 7 year old. That isn’t right. It’s just sad. A 7 year old shouldn’t be involved and being used like this. 

They should be taught a fair view of the political field and then they decide for themselves later on.

How do you know that he didn't already do this? Are you limiting children to only being democratic? :triggered:

 

I'm reaching, I know :laughga:

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1 hour ago, DCgaga said:

Guys, obviously this is supposed to be funny, why take it so serious? :laughga:

agreed i read the comments and im just bored to death. its always them vs us. racism vs progress. its too easy

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8 minutes ago, XC1792 said:

It’s the fact that the parents are forcing their political view on an impressionable 7 year old. That isn’t right. It’s just sad. A 7 year old shouldn’t be involved and being used like this, so I think it’s kind of serious.

They should be taught a fair view of the political field and then they decide for themselves later on. 

so children going to protests on women's right to abortion with their parents is also not ok by this logic? 

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Zander
5 minutes ago, Fish said:

so children going to protests on women's right to abortion with their parents is also not ok by this logic? 

I just don’t like seeing kids being mixed in with anything political. It’s unecessary. When they’re holding signs that they literally have no idea what it means, it reads sad to me, imo. Especially when their not old enough to know better. I understand why people bring their kids but I don’t agree. :shrug:

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1 minute ago, XC1792 said:

I just don’t like seeing kids being mixed in with anything political. It’s unecessary. When they’re holding signs that they literally have no idea what it means, it reads sad to me, imo. Especially when their not old enough to know better. :shrug:

i agree some type of neutrality migh be needed, but youre aware that this will always be a thing. parents will teach their kids the values that they think are important, and thats their prerogative to some extent. its part of being a parent. 

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