The Children Are Our Future

12 Replies to “The Children Are Our Future”

1. We need a famine is right. Our educational system and leftist politicians continually encourage this degradation of society. There seems to more sickos around with every year that goes by. A 1930s depression might get everybody back to basics.

2. Who would do such a thing? From the New York Post article we now know who.
   “Freundlich, who worked on both of President Obama’s White House campaigns and served as communications director for the Iowa Democratic Party, was among several people who used the disaster as a photo backdrop.”
   But she really feels bad about it now, or so she says.
   http://nypost.com/2015/03/30/tourist-apologizes-for-snapping-selfie-near-east-village-blast-site/

3. Famine ?
   Then you would be happier if there was a huge pile of burning bodies behind them ? ?
   I’m not sure your average famine is going to make much of a dent in the stupid on display.

4. And on the same page … Final 4 Basketball … Houston we have a problem!

5. Indifference: the first lesson needed http://waltherpragerandphilosophy1.blogspot.com/2013/10/indifference.html

6. Famine?
   Let them take selfies in North Korea.
   Or being horse-whipped by an angry mob.
   What a useless, narcissistic generation this is.

7. I count 6 dikes in that pic. What’s the problem?

8. We need Obama and his encabnet moved out of america pernimatly

9. Their insensitivity is grossly dwarfed by that exhibited by Kate on this blog on a daily basis. Her infantile calling for people’s deaths, her hate speech…

10. Uhhh… Joe “con”….
    I believe Kate was speaking rhetorically.
    On the other hand, I’m not surprised a prog like yourself is unable to tell the difference.

11. Be specific, Joe. Be very specific. If you can not back up your assertion with a clear example, you have slandered Kate’s good name.
    If you fail to provide any such example, common decency requires you provide Kate a full retraction, and, equally important, a sincere apology.

12. It will be brutes like her deciding who receives, and who doesn’t receive life-saving care in their senior years.