"Run like a girl"

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a dyed-in-the-wool democrat and I got my preschooler this tshirt: "Run like a girl".
https://www.etsy.com/listing/271505011/run-like-a-girl-infanttoddlerkids-t?ref=market
Now that I got it, I'm a little hesitant to put it on her for school. She goes to a catholic school in NoVA, and I saw a parent today w a "Reagan/Bush 1980" shirt on today. What do you think? Inappropriate for school?

I'd do it.

Why? How does a girl run?

First they join a political party.

Then they gather signatures to get their name on a ballot.

Same as a boy, so what's the point?

It's taking a purported insult "like a girl" and affirming it as a strength. It's awesome.

It's silly.

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Anonymous wrote:No way would I send my DC to school wearing that. Inappropriate. Outside of school, sure.

Not OP. I don't see what's inappropriate at all. And I'm the one who questioned why OP thought a Republican would care about it.

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Anonymous wrote:I hate to tell you, but this isn't a reference to HER.

Incorrect

Dare you to look....

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=nike%2C+run+like+a+girl

Nike campaign that's almost 2 years old.

[Anonymous]

Emily's List has had shirts like this out for a while, as well. Pre-Hillary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I support Hillary. But I'm no fan of making children political billboards.

I disagree with respect to "girl power" type stuff for girls. They start hearing anti-girl stuff from little boys so early. I totally put my girls in "strong is the new pretty" type shirts. I see this in that category.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, I can ostensibly understand why a grown up would do it. (Although I consider it stupid.)

I can't get my head around putting a political bumper sticker on your child. It's vile.

"Vile"? Really? Overreact much?

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Anonymous wrote:I saw a 20 yr old hipster wearing a "World's Best Grandpa" t-shirt. I thought it was hysterical. I'd assume a Reagan Bush shirt from '80 was supposed to be funny.

Let THEM worry about YOU. Why should YOU worry about THEM?

OP here. You're AWESOME! Thank you

Perhaps some of us just want to get along.
Why be devisive?

It's only divisive of someone objects to it. Who would?

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Girls and boys run the same way if they're good at it.

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I love it and it's a picture of the Capitol and while women are not very represented in the Republican party, surely they won't take issue with female Senators and House of Representatives. If they do, F them. It's not political at all. Surely women can run in either party.

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No. She is a kid.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I hate to tell you, but this isn't a reference to HER.

Incorrect

Dare you to look....

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=nike%2C+run+like+a+girl

Nike campaign that's almost 2 years old.

+1 this isn't political at all

the AWESOME ad:

And in the non-political sense I say absolutely let her wear it. If you're actually doing it from an HRC stance then I'd say no, I don't really like getting kids involved with politics. And I'm voting HRC so its not that part that is bugging me.

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I'm not one to turn my small children into unknowing billboards for my personal political and social views, but you be you OP...

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Anonymous wrote:I'm not one to turn my small children into unknowing billboards for my personal political and social views, but you be you OP...

Who says it's unknowing?

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Anonymous wrote:I'm not one to turn my small children into unknowing billboards for my personal political and social views, but you be you OP...

Who says it's unknowing?

The kid is a preschooler.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm not one to turn my small children into unknowing billboards for my personal political and social views, but you be you OP...

Who says it's unknowing?

The kid is a preschooler.

My preschooler is in on the "girl power" thing.