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Irregular Times Diaries: Unfit DiscussionIn a time of the spring, old paths are obscured and new growth begins.
The lieberals are at it again, trying to distract from our nation’s most important Holy Days by naming new “holidays” (NOTE the changed spelling!) all over the place. The latest is World Day Against Child Labor, which happened earlier this week. First of all, it’s a WORLD holiday, not a national one, which is completely in sync with plans for One World Government of Gog and Magog. Second, it’s completely unsupportive of responsible parental choices. I had to set the table and darn the socks and sort the laundry when I was a child. What’s wrong with that? Are we treating out kids like some kind of veal, with muscles too tender for good old fashioned work? What’s wrong with asking your son to take out the trash he makes? For goodness sake! This secular liberal push for “holidays” promoting irresponsibility and laxity amongst our children — I’m sure while still giving them an allowance! — is taking us very close to the edge of tolerability.
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July 8th, 2007 at 9:05 pm
dear Ana, there is a differance between child labor and childhood chores. Setting the table and taking out the trash are not the same as spending all day in the hot sun picking beans or rice, or working in a factory sewing levies parts for pennies. you know you can pay them less becouse they’re kids, not that thier parents make that much more. and while you’re out in the field-you are NOT in school learning to read, so maybe one day you can get out of this grinding poverty. All they were sugesting was kids be alowed to go to school. really its not that much to ask.