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[Smithington]

I normally don't approve of children being disrespectful towards adults. (We've all experienced it here in Korea.) But every once in a while it is so completely justified you just have to applaud. I'd love to see some kid go up to the obnoxious Itaewon jerk with his loud speaker and put him in his place.

You go girl.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiW5aOPCaas

[bmaw01]

Looked staged.

I read that it wasn't staged, but it sure looked like it.

[jvalmer]

[Lucas]

[Mix1]

His next line... "Spare the rod, spoil the child."

What a 'lil beeee-yotch. Behavior like that should not be praised.

(Does look staged though)

[denverdeath]

Boy. Two walls talking at each other in that exchange. Typical way for both extremes, I guess.

Do like that "Pie hole; shut it!" reference by the 9, or whatever, yr old though...

[Hokie21]

[Steelrails]

Looks fake and if it isn't, the girl is a brat.

If people can get on the mic and campaign for your pet cause (abortion, equal rights, guns, pot legalization) then its okay for street preacher guy to do it. Of course if someone kid were to do that to the abortion rights crowd, there would be a completely different reaction from the people supporting this kid.

[Smithington]

The religious freaks on the internet are now saying that little girl is "possessed" by a devil. Sorry, but people like that need to be told to shut up as often as possible. Preaching to people relaxing on an evening out that they and their kids are going to hell is obnoxious. There's no excuse for it. And the parents of that kid (who clearly coaxed her) are doing her a service by teaching her young that religious nonsense is not to be respected. Preaching belongs in a church, not on public streets. People sitting on a bench having a coffee or reading a book shouldn't have to endure verbal abuse from religious freaks. Nor should they have to get up and go elsewhere to avoid that abuse. Society is far too tolerant of religious people issuing threats to people in public places.

Keep it in the churches and off the streets.

[Lucas]

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