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If my kid ever came home spouting some lame crap about ANY candidate I'd be ready to have a serious talk with the teacher

12vmanRick wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW9b0xr06qA

If my kid ever came home spouting some lame crap about ANY candidate I'd be ready to have a serious talk with the teacher

I have met several people who's Teacher told them Charlie Manson
should be free.. "it's not like he REALLY killed anyone"

These kids participated of their own free will with their parents' support. I don't see anything wrong with it.

Heck, I passed out Nixon buttons and bumper stickers on my bicycle in my neighborhood and all over town when I was about 10. Nobody made me do it; I wanted to! (Although my candidate let me down.) I went in the candidate's headquarters and volunteered. I wanted to be a part of the political process.

(I actually remember asking my friends in the sandbox, literally, who their parents were voting for, and saying mine were voting for Goldwater! Yes, I'm old!)

Fortunately there is a voting age in our country.

12vmanRick wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW9b0xr06qA

If my kid ever came home spouting some lame crap about ANY candidate I'd be ready to have a serious talk with the teacher

This was crafted by Hollywood. I believe it was the producer of Yes Man.

12vmanRick wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW9b0xr06qA

If my kid ever came home spouting some lame crap about ANY candidate I'd be ready to have a serious talk with the teacher

Not exactly "kids" but a professor at a Coloardo college insisted on his students writing a critical/negative paper on Gov. Palin.

It's a free country.
Somebody ought to get some church choir to sing something for McCain...they could sing:
"Bomb, Bomb, Bomb,...Bomb, Bomb Iran"

Lightning Bolt wrote:It's a free country.
Somebody ought to get some church choir to sing something for McCain...they could sing:
"Bomb, Bomb, Bomb,...Bomb, Bomb Iran"

Or we could go to Obama's church and sing Kill Whitey, Kill Whitey C-I-L-L Whitey!!!

Lightning Bolt wrote:It's a free country.
Somebody ought to get some church choir to sing something for McCain...they could sing:
"Bomb, Bomb, Bomb,...Bomb, Bomb Iran"

I sing that EVERY DAY.

I still haven't heard anyone say that they are a bunch of CROOKS. Red, blue or yellow there is not a honest on in the bunch. Maybe once we get rid of career politicians I will change my cynical way.

Mickey Mouse for President!!!

CrznDnUS1 wrote:Mickey Mouse for President!!!

Wino you know wrote:

CrznDnUS1 wrote:Mickey Mouse for President!!!

love it!

Wino you know wrote:

CrznDnUS1 wrote:Mickey Mouse for President!!!

Of course, you'd better hope that no one in Missouri sees this or you'll have attorneys at your front door!

I'm about to throw the f' up

Puhleeze!
See my post on P5 of the RO thread.

jackiesic wrote:

Wino you know wrote:

CrznDnUS1 wrote:Mickey Mouse for President!!!

Of course, you'd better hope that no one in Missouri sees this or you'll have attorneys at your front door!

I'll sick Larry on them.

carolinagirl wrote:These kids participated of their own free will with their parents' support. I don't see anything wrong with it.

Heck, I passed out Nixon buttons and bumper stickers on my bicycle in my neighborhood and all over town when I was about 10. Nobody made me do it; I wanted to! (Although my candidate let me down.) I went in the candidate's headquarters and volunteered. I wanted to be a part of the political process.

(I actually remember asking my friends in the sandbox, literally, who their parents were voting for, and saying mine were voting for Goldwater! Yes, I'm old!)

This isn't coming from a 10 year old without influence from their parents. Typical 10 year olds are playing dolls and baseball not worrying about politics. Plus when someone of authority such as a teacher says we are doing this but you don't have to participate, that is just plain BS. Politician's need to keep their greedy hands out of our schools at least the elementary schools. I hope this school is not getting government funds in any way shape or form.

CrznDnUS1 wrote:

carolinagirl wrote:These kids participated of their own free will with their parents' support. I don't see anything wrong with it.

Heck, I passed out Nixon buttons and bumper stickers on my bicycle in my neighborhood and all over town when I was about 10. Nobody made me do it; I wanted to! (Although my candidate let me down.) I went in the candidate's headquarters and volunteered. I wanted to be a part of the political process.

(I actually remember asking my friends in the sandbox, literally, who their parents were voting for, and saying mine were voting for Goldwater! Yes, I'm old!)

This isn't coming from a 10 year old without influence from their parents. Typical 10 year olds are playing dolls and baseball not worrying about politics. Plus when someone of authority such as a teacher says we are doing this but you don't have to participate, that is just plain BS. Politician's need to keep their greedy hands out of our schools at least the elementary schools. I hope this school is not getting government funds in any way shape or form.

Um, it didn't have anything to do with a school and it wasn't done at a school ..... it was done at somebody's home.
And it only says that she was a music teacher ..... from the information given it isn't clear whether she's a private music teacher or affiliated with a public school.

That being said, I still think it's kinda creepy.
Sort of like those "beauty" contests with 6-year olds.

CrznDnUS1 wrote:I still haven't heard anyone say that they are a bunch of CROOKS. Red, blue or yellow there is not a honest on in the bunch. Maybe once we get rid of career politicians I will change my cynical way.

Mickey Mouse for President!!!

"I support term limits - one term in office; one term in jail."