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(10-23-2018, 12:30 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: This has been hinted at, but I'll just say it this way: your foreign friends must not be from western democracies. We are probably the most patriotic of western democracies and are often made fun of for it by our peer nations.


In all sincerity, what are these signs? We don't have them around here. The closest thing we have around these parts is this:

I just assumed he saw one once somewhere and uses it to dig at those "intolerant leftists".

But I did find this:

http://www.thenewsenterprise.com/news/local/kindness-campaign-spreads-through-e-town-one-sign-at-a/article_30c9906d-09d1-5eb3-97d2-11330ce7ce56.html

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Tricia Smith and her son, Colton, 9, hold up yard signs Tuesday at their Elizabethtown-area home made for a kindness campaign being conducted by Smith's church small group from College Heights United Methodist Church. The signs are being sold for $10, with profits going to helping those in need. JILL PICKETT/The News-Enterprise

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Colton Smith, 9, uses painter's tape Tuesday at his home in the Elizabethtown area to spell "Just Be Kind" on a yard sign before it is spray painted. The tape is removed after the sign is painted leaving behind white letters. JILL PICKETT/The News-Enterprise

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Signs painted for a Kindness Campaign being conducted by a small group from College Heights United Methodist Church in Elizabethtown.

A local group has made it a mission to encourage those in the community to always be kind. Evidence of their work can be seen through town in the form of multi-colored “Just Be Kind” yard signs.

The signs are part of their Kindness Campaign, which is spreading throughout the county.


Elizabethtown resident Tricia Smith said the campaign was started about two weeks ago by a small group at College Heights United Methodist Church.


“Our small group has been trying to think of ways that we could do something for the community and, with all the hatred and just meanness, we thought, ‘What can we do to make people remember that all you have to do is be kind?’” she said.


Thus, they came up with the idea of the colorful yard signs.


“We decided we were going to do this and we called it the Kindness Campaign,” Smith said.


Aside from being a reminder to be kind to one another, money raised from the signs will go toward helping people in need in the community. She said the group will choose an individual, family or charitable organization to donate the money to.


“Our small group is very active in the community, so we hear of stories where people are struggling,” she said, adding they wanted “to be able to raise money so that we could share some kindness.”


The group is selling the signs for $10 each, however, those who purchase can donate more if they want, Smith said.


So far, Smith said they have sold a little more than 50 signs. She also said their first project to help an individual in the community has been decided, but they have not announced it.


“We hope that, with as big as (the Kindness Campaign) is getting already, we’ll be able to help others,” she said.


“It’s just going toward sharing kindness with people in the community who need it,” Smith added. “We hope it becomes a big thing.”

Anyone interested in learning more about the Kindness Campaign or purchasing a sign can go to the Elizabethtown Just Be Kind Facebook page or call Smith at 270-234-6827.


“We hope (the signs) make people smile as they’re driving down the road,” she said.

They are in Kentucky (and I don't know where he lives) so at least he isn't just making stuff up.  Instead he's using a nice thing done by a church and some kids to intimate that liberals aren't nice.  lol.