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Stop BLEEPING and start speaking

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Daniel TA
8 years ago

You teach your kids the wrong thing. We have something called the 1st amendment (in it freedom of speach) so teach your kids not to curse to be the bigger person. But instead you want to make rules and force everybody to comply. You quote Abraham Lincoln but I think this quote from him is better "Don't interfere with anything in the Constitution. That must be maintained, for it is the only safeguard of our liberties. And not to Democrats alone do I make this appeal, but to all who love these great and true principles."

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Rebecca Huffman
8 years ago

You kids are very bright! Keep it up.

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Rachel Sangchompuphen
8 years ago

Thank you for not cursing.

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Ashley Barry
8 years ago

This is a great idea!

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Cris Sarten
8 years ago

Way to go Graeme and his 4th grade classmates!

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Melanie Matthews
8 years ago

So fantastic! No more cursing!

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Jamie Resnik
8 years ago

I am so proud of the thought and hard work your class has put into this excellent campaign!

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Heather Nester
8 years ago

keep it going! smart kids!

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Josh Hustedt
8 years ago

Blake is awesome!

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Karen Morgan
8 years ago

Way to go! Good luck with such a wonderful proposition!!

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Barbara Burt
8 years ago

Way to go! We need more young children like you in our world!

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Don Woods
8 years ago

Great cause Blake.

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Robyn Ingram
8 years ago

What a great thing to teach children and adults! Here’s to no swearing!

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Amber Larsen
8 years ago

Well done boys and girls! Keep this spreading and make some change!

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Michelle Morgan
8 years ago

This is totally awesome!!’ Let’s take it a step farther and quite listening to music that has cursing!! Love this!

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Jerry coomer
8 years ago

I so proud of you and what your about to accomplish. May God bless you and your family

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Adam Weingart
8 years ago

This is a great idea. hope it works

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Teresa
8 years ago

Keep up the good work!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Thanks for getting this going.

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Kaz Gwizdala
8 years ago

Very good idea. Eliminating or minimizing swearing can also greatly enrich spoken language.