There are several things I want to post about, but for the moment, I just want to share this video interview of a child and his father. It made my day.
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Found via
Tiger Beatdown, a blog I recommend highly. Also, Sady's post about is worth reading; she expresses exactly what I think and delightfully so, particularly her 'advice' to the boy's
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In my graduating class of 24, only one kid stood up every day to say the pledge. We were pretty atypical though, especially for this area.
Thanks for the link!
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In my graduating class of 24, only one kid stood up every day to say the pledge. We were pretty atypical though, especially for this area.
I love it when the rebel is the one doing the mainstream thing. Hee!
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Oh man, I needed this! Thank you so much for sharing.
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You are welcome. I'm glad that I was able to add a little something good to your day. *hugs*
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It's sobering to imagine what a different world we could live in if the majority of children and their parents were like this.
Thanks so much for sharing, baby.
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I agree completely about the father. He looks like such a normal, 'Middle America' sort of guy, who's from Arkansas, dammit, and here he is all, 'my gay rights fightin', America criticizin' boy should be on CNN!' So much love.
And yes, absolutely re: what a different world we could live in. At least there's hope for the future, with kids like this one. And I love the comments Sady (Tiger Beatdown) makes in relation to this:
At 6:15, you will sort of want to smack the interviewer a little. “Dear Ten-Year Old, Please answer a question that has been perplexing activists forever, namely: the fact that same-sex marriage initiatives are defeated when put to a vote.” The appropriate answer, of course, is “I don’t fucking know, we need to work on that.” Or perhaps, “putting the equality of a population TO A VOTE has really never led to anything that great, but also: check me out! I’m fucking ten! And also possibly Harry Potter! Maybe when more people MY AGE are voting, the sexual politics of the twentieth century and/or ( ... )
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