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- the younger generation..omg
- omg are you taking your political advice from a 14 year old kid in a hot dog suit?nb
- i think everyone no matter their age, or outside appearance gets a voice. Are you saying their voice is less important or less credible than yours nb?omg
- No, I'm not saying his voice is less important. But come on, this kid's ideas are so juvenile and simplistic.nb
- To his credit, plenty of grown-ups have similar ideas. But, if we judge this video on it's merits, it's a bit juvenile and silly. Regardless of who said it.nb
- I don't think you're looking deep enough into the concerns of this young kidomg
- also when you were young, did you have the same concerns for gay people as this kid did?omg
- I don't think i barely cared who the politicians were and whether or not they should be trusted or not.omg
- So this kid is smarter than you or I were at that age. So what? I'm sure there are always tons of kids like this. The difference now is social media.nb
- And still, it's not like he's some genius savant. He's criticizing Hillary for what, exactly? For changing her position? And his conclusion is "Vote Trump"?nb
- That is so ridiculous for a number of reasons. Not that it matters, but Trump changes his opinion more often than anyone, sometimes from one day to the next.nb
- More importantly, don't you WANT a politician who is open to change? One who might change their position based on what they interpret the majority wants?nb
- Obviously your the one looking for political advice from a 14 year old kid.omg
- *you'renb
- Also, what?nb
- Maybe I don't understand what you intended to say by posting the video.nb
- I wasn't saying anything. I was just giving the kid some airtime, and checking out some responses.omg
- Oh ok. Sorry for misinterpreting.nb
- I totally agree with everything you said, but had he been a Hillary supporter, would you have been more sympathetic to the hot dog?omg