bringing kids to Rally to Restore Sanity?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:21:48, so brutal. That is all.

No, that's not all. Stupid and unable to see any view other than his or her own.

Wow, so upset that people with children want to go out and participate in a rally? Why are your panties in such a wad? So people with children can't attend according to you? I went with my 2 yr old DD and we had a blast. Had I know of your disapproval I surely would not have taken her. Or perhaps you should listen to your own words highlighted above. Tea bag much?

Did I make myself that unclear? My only disagreement with the person who called the original complaint brutal was that it was not only brutal, but stupid and narrow-minded as well. Sorry about causing misunderstanding. Tea bag not at all, except for being against taxation without representation and resenting the use of the term tea party for unrelated purposes.

SO SORRY! Totally read that as the poster who thought bringing your childred to this "uneventful" event was the poster!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:21:48, so brutal. That is all.

No, that's not all. Stupid and unable to see any view other than his or her own.

Wow, so upset that people with children want to go out and participate in a rally? Why are your panties in such a wad? So people with children can't attend according to you? I went with my 2 yr old DD and we had a blast. Had I know of your disapproval I surely would not have taken her. Or perhaps you should listen to your own words highlighted above. Tea bag much?

Did I make myself that unclear? My only disagreement with the person who called the original complaint brutal was that it was not only brutal, but stupid and narrow-minded as well. Sorry about causing misunderstanding. Tea bag not at all, except for being against taxation without representation and resenting the use of the term tea party for unrelated purposes.

People are having a normal discussion about taking their kids to an event, and you decide to suggest that attendees (all hundred some thousand?) are jackasses. Don't dish it out if you can't take it loser.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What jackasses. It's not like you're lugging your children to any memorable occasion such as an inauguration.

Some people are so desperate to feel part of a movement that they'll commit themselves to something stupid and/or destructive - just for the community spirit.

It must take a hell of a lot of personal integrity to not follow the lemmings off the cliff.

Snort. Going to the mall for a rally on a nice day is "following lemmings off a cliff" and "Destructive". Seriously? Get carried away much???

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What jackasses. It's not like you're lugging your children to any memorable occasion such as an inauguration.

Some people are so desperate to feel part of a movement that they'll commit themselves to something stupid and/or destructive - just for the community spirit.

It must take a hell of a lot of personal integrity to not follow the lemmings off the cliff.

I don't know how taking your kids to a rally makes you a jackass. You have issues if you feel the need to say nasty things about other people and their kids. FWIW, my 3yo said "that was fun!" when we were getting into the car to go home. It was something to do on a beautiful Saturday. If it's not your style, then shut it. No is making YOU go!

[Anonymous]

It makes you a jackass if you put your child on your shoulders and ignore requests from behind for down in front. I've seen this happen so many times, at fireworks and concerts, it's really rude.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It makes you a jackass if you put your child on your shoulders and ignore requests from behind for down in front. I've seen this happen so many times, at fireworks and concerts, it's really rude.

Yeah, but that's hardly a reason to call all of these posters jackasses.