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1,201	daddit	Leave my "an idiot" out of this.
1,202	daddit	I can't even tell if you're being purposely ironic or not
1,203	daddit	-Scrooge McDuck
1,204	daddit	That's kind of what I was thinking. It's amazing how there are certain "milestones," but everything in between can be so random. We had MAJOR problems getting our daughter to eat up until a couple of months ago. On the other hand, my friend's son was tearing up pancakes and stuffing them in his mouth on his own at 9 months.
1,205	daddit	This is just a master's level dad joke. Beautifully executed.
1,206	daddit	Well played, sir.
1,207	daddit	My daughter is 11 months old and will happily demolish a sunday roast. She ends up wearing about half of it, but the other half ends up going in properly. She has a habit of noticing a new piece of food and dropping the one she's halfway through eating to grab the new one. Meat, Veg, potatoes (mash and roast), Yorkshires, the whole lot. She also eats pizza, chilli, noodles, chicken nuggets, vegetable stew, cheese on toast, pretty much anything. And has done for several months. It's frikking incredible to watch. The most adorable thing though is that she blows on food you give her because she's watched us blow on hot food before giving it to her. Especially funny when she decides the salad bowl needs cooling down though XD
1,208	daddit	Very sweet. Hopefully Dad-e is the working model and Dad-a through Dad-d were properly disposed of.
1,209	daddit	What are you doing in your friends house early morning when he has left for work? Are you banging his missus?
1,210	daddit	I think that framing this as the country has 'messed up' is unfortunate. People need to learn that people disagree with them and there is nothing wrong with that. Learn where they are coming from and try and find the common ground.
1,211	daddit	Hillary doesn't quite fit that description, either.
1,212	daddit	I can never understand this 'us vs. them' mentality that people have when it comes to politics. It's the wrong way to look at things.
1,213	daddit	Kinda sad that he's trying to tell her that her country made a wrong choice...
1,214	daddit	Teach them which side is stupid and wrong when they're young.
1,215	daddit	How old is the kid? If she's 14 and politically active for her age, then good for dad. If she's 6 and dad is pushing his political beliefs on his kid, then I fail to see the good in this.
1,216	daddit	My daughter is far too young (four months) for me to need to explain this to her, but I might steal this when we need it. It helped me feel better, if nothing else.
1,217	daddit	Your daughter didn't win because you didn't win. I guarantee that's the only reason why she would even care.
1,218	daddit	I like the letter. The same thing written by a trump dupporter would have just as nice a gesture. Having political discussion in daddit sucks tough.
1,219	daddit	This is all very sweet, but maybe we shouldn't instill the same toxic fear of the other side that pervades our current political discourse into our children. Maybe teach them that just because we disagree doesn't mean we should be afraid.
1,220	daddit	What happened to the party of openness and tolerance? How about focusing on differences and positives to understand the other side and realize we all arent that different? Trump won from support in the rust belt. This demographic had been voting democrat for 25 years and felt disenfranchised and neglected by a candidate who supported international trade agreements that made it easier to outsource jobs. They voted for Trump because he was against TPP. I think we can all agree against outsourcing jobs. https://youtu.be/Y3ttxGMQOrY This video pretty much sums it all. Not all Trump supporters are bigots or sexist. Our country has no chance at unity if we raise our kids to be divided and put labels on the other side. Also, i am not a trump supporter
1,221	daddit	This is an important moment for all of us Dads out there. It's a teaching moment on the largest scale. This is the first president my two young children will ever know. As sad as that makes me, it's my duty to help them process the situation. Trump's presidency has encouraged me to double down on my efforts to teach my children compassion, empathy, and acceptance. This INCLUDES of people who disagree with them. Trump happened because we allowed ourselves to demonize the opposition to the point that we couldn't see common ground anymore. I will do my best to teach my kids to look beyond the disagreement and to the core. To try to understand where people they disagree with are coming from. I'm sick of hearing things like "We will fight them" and "We will wrest control from them". How about "We will understand what drove them so far away, and endeavor to bring them back, or at least make good people more attractive to them" I refuse to believe that 50% of our nation is bigoted cruel assholes. I think that we've just allowed ourselves to become so polarized that we have become blind to the faults of our own side, and tone deaf to the opposition... because all the opposition does is say how terrible we are as human beings anyway. Avoiding this by looking for common ground and building bridges instead of attempting to overwhelm by force... that's the lesson I need to impart to my kids so that this never EVER happens again.
1,222	daddit	[deleted]
1,223	daddit	Curious what happened to dad's A-D
1,224	daddit	What's funny is kids don't fully understand or care about politics. Your daughter only cared because of you. Yesterday she cared about Hillary, today she cared about Hatchimals , tomorrow she will care about the PS4 Pro. She probably wanted Clinton to win because of gender--- like most feminists. All eyes.
1,225	daddit	Not to argue, but the country didn't "mess up" and it wouldn't have either way. That's democracy.
1,226	daddit	/r/thathappened
1,227	daddit	I like the sentiment, but it's exactly the kind of attitude that led to Trump. "Sometimes a country messes up." That's kind of bullshit. Trump isn't a mistake. No one can predict that. Trump represents a different approach to the same problem. I think that's important to point out.
1,228	daddit	This is the wrong message to send to your child. The country did NOT "mes up". The people of America have spoken. This is the way it works.
1,229	daddit	He and his daughter probably didn't win since they weren't on the ballot in most states.
1,230	daddit	How hard is it to stick to the lines!?
1,231	daddit	Although we disagree on political views, I approve this message!
1,232	daddit	I believe people voted for trump because they are sick of people telling them how to think and that they aren't intelligent enough and have "messed up" "And maybe one day people who are as intelligent as us and know what's best for everyone will win"
1,233	daddit	Both candidates sucked. What the DNC did to Bernie pissed a lot of people off. What decided the election was the people voting AGAINST THE ESTABLISHMENT not them voting for the candidate they preferred. Both candidates were disliked, but Trump was assumed to have less ties to Washington and the media, so he won/
1,234	daddit	Sad to see young kids worrying about this BS.
1,235	daddit	what an asshole family
1,236	daddit	He shouldn't be prematurely forming ideas for his daughter. This isn't cute at all, this is a form of brainwash.
1,237	daddit	Someone did come along, Bernie. Then they stole the election from him and the Hillary supporters were ok with it. Love or hate Trump, but he is far more closely aligned with Bernie than Hillary ever was. If you feel sad bc Hillary lost, you owe it to your children to read [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/5bpa7c/breaking_from_the_anon_who_brought_you_the_laura/). Wikileaks came from the FBI and NSA as well, not the Russians. Wake up.
1,238	daddit	"Our opinion is the correct one and always will be, everyone who doesn't share it made a mistake"
1,239	daddit	A country "messes up"?? Called democracy and sometime you don't always get what you want. Can we stop sheltering our children from reality, cause someday they are gonna need to not have their bullshit blinders on. This is also why we have people crying and crawling into fetal position on television.
1,240	daddit	The country didn't "mess up". The democracy voted and chose to not elect Hillary. If you have raised your child in such a way that they require a note like this over the election process, you may have messed up. :(
1,241	daddit	Parents use child as pawn to post letter on internet for pats on back and karma.
1,242	daddit	Why do awful parents insist on poisoning their kids minds with their own agendas?? What child cares about politics??? Absolutely disgusting!!!
1,243	daddit	This is so fake. And fuck you for posting it.
1,244	daddit	Pushing your political beliefs on your children that way is disgusting
1,245	daddit	A dad forcing a one-sided political opinion on a kid.. boo. Instead of apologizing for the criminal not winning, explain why America picked Trump. At least that's a useful conversation. SO MUCH SALT!
1,246	daddit	Maybe he should be teaching her they aren't always right, even when they think they are.
1,247	daddit	Yes my daughter, a democratic system that results in a candidate we did not support, is horrible, and we will march on. eye roll
1,248	daddit	>"Messes up" That's one way to keep the whole "if you don't agree with me, you're wrong," ideology going.
1,249	daddit	Way to brainwash and scare an impressionable kid with your politics so she has difficulty sleeping.
1,250	daddit	Wow. My parents never left me notes about election results. Now I understand why today's children need safe spaces in college from ideas.
1,251	daddit	Chees-e
1,252	daddit	I think it's always sweet to see a father comforting his child. I wish I knew how old she was though. It kind of bothers me though to imagine a small child feeling stressed/frightened and waiting up late for election results. I don't think it's our job to transfer our fears of o children! We are the adults! I think we should be realistic but, I just feel like it can be taken too far. All in all, it's his child and his wishes. But that's my personal take.
1,253	daddit	Maybe instead of indoctrinating your kid you could help her to understand the huge bullet she just dodged and how a no fly zone in Syria would mean ww3.
1,254	daddit	your friend sounds real bitchmade
1,255	daddit	Hmm how about not letting your child get wrapped up in politics instead? I'm assuming this letter is to like a 10 year old?
1,256	daddit	yeah that's a bit much
1,257	daddit	But it was not this day. WOO MAGA!
1,258	daddit	Well has the country messed up? The guy isn't even president yet. Only time will tell.
1,259	daddit	Seriously? This is so unhealthy.
1,260	daddit	Honestly I take some issue with this sentiment no matter how last night went. You've framed the discussion that the will of the American people as displayed by our votes is wrong. That's not the answer that should be taught to people. It may be someone whose views you disagree with but it's the person that was chosen by your fellow citizens to lead the country. And for what is known today the election held yesterday was lawful and in keeping with the spirit of the US Constitution. The lesson out of this should be that you win some, you lose some and there's always room for compromise. In democracies (generally) it's majority rule with minority rights. If this is being explained to a young kid this might be the right way to go about it but I still think political discussion at any level shouldn't be a matter of right and wrong it should be framed against the backdrop of the Democratic process working through a peaceful transition of power. Something that through most of human history was somewhere between an impossibility and a fevered dream.
1,261	daddit	the mindset of a liberal, he hasnt been sworn in and in your eyes he already failed
1,262	daddit	The Indoctrination of children into politics is disgusting. Don't ruin their childhood.
1,263	daddit	This entire thread reeks of butthurt. Try again in 4 years.
1,264	daddit	his daughter is going to be a huge bitch once she grows up, I guarantee it
1,265	daddit	Very sweet, I could use one of those letters today. Fuck not taking sides. Donald Trump as president makes me ashamed to be an American. I have not been able to sleep since 2 am
1,266	daddit	Way to tell your kid her country "messed up." Great parenting...
1,267	daddit	That's no way to talk to your daughter.
1,268	daddit	I'm a wreck today, this made me tear up at my desk at work. I needed that note as much as this guy's daughter did.
1,269	daddit	[deleted]
1,270	daddit	Dear Dad, I voted for Trump. Where's my waffles?
1,271	daddit	[deleted]
1,272	daddit	Country messes up? Teaching her a lot eh?
1,273	daddit	Sounds like he wrote it more for himself - so he could upload and show everyone how sweet of a Dad he is.
1,274	daddit	Sorry but saying there's something wrong with others is fucked and not the right way to do this. America is great because people can vote and have someone elected. No one "messed up". Fuck that
1,275	daddit	Can people stop with the, "country messed up" bullshit line? I mean, people voted for him. That's a decision someone made. Just because you didn't win doesn't mean the country messed up. It means democracy took place and you don't agree with the out come. I thinks it's pathetic that parents can't explain that.
1,276	daddit	"Sometimes a country messes up." Oh for God's sake, this is how you want your kid to think the world works?
1,277	daddit	Well this sub went to straight straight shit overnight. Was one of the rare subs without political disclosure and it was nice because of it. Good to know yall would rather Bill Clinton, the rapist, back in the White House. Good choice wanting HillRod who accepts copious amounts of money from countries who maim and kill gays. I bet yall didn't mention that to your kids.
1,278	daddit	My 9 year old was devastated by the Brexit vote. She had managed to convince herself someone would come around and deport her mum, as she's Norwegian.
1,279	daddit	to our animal friends Wait, so Trump WAS trying to take away all the dogs!
1,280	daddit	I'm glad to have a more positive talk with my son today about the results.
1,281	daddit	I wonder what dads A-D wrote to her. Please share OP!
1,282	daddit	Maybe that someone is trump, never know he might end up surprising a lot of peeps
1,283	daddit	Yeah this morning kinda sucked with my oldest son and my daughter. She was the worst though, because about a month ago I got the question about why does Donald Trump like going into ladies locker rooms, then recently the boys in her third grade have started with the whole yelling "grab her by the pussy!" and chasing the girls. It's a hard lesson that most people are terrible and sometimes terrible people get rewarded, but don't let the world change who you are
1,284	daddit	This isn't going to be popular here but the country didn't mess up with who they elected. Other than that good job explaining to your kid.
1,285	daddit	It's sad seeing parents brainwashing their kids into voting for 'their' party. My parents never told me who they've voted for and I still don't know and thank them for not trying to influence my beliefs.
1,286	daddit	Don't let your child do politics
1,287	daddit	No one loses. People just disagree.
1,288	daddit	Needed this. Hit the feels today.
1,289	daddit	Shitty dad already teaching his girl that if things don't go your way something is terribly wrong with the world. When shes older she'll rebel cuck dad and do porn.
1,290	daddit	These people are teaching their daughter that electing one person changes the world, wow, fascist as shit.
1,291	daddit	r/thathappened
1,292	daddit	#Cuck dad writing to his step daughter. #If he wasnt a cuck, he would be MAGAing today
1,293	daddit	"Sometimes a country messes up." I guess we know where kids these days get their sense of entitlement. We didn't get our way, so they must be wrong. By "we," I mean the ideology I forced down your throat despite the fact you can't even vote yet
1,294	daddit	Messes up? This is a tight election that was won by unpredictable scenarios. Fuck this style of parenting. Don't force your own political bullshit down your daughters throat.
1,295	daddit	That's disgusting.
1,296	daddit	The criminal lost.
1,297	daddit	Indoctrinating your children is not something to be proud of.
1,298	daddit	r/thathappened
1,299	daddit	[removed]
1,300	daddit	I have 3 sons. The military will never get them. After Iraq and now this piece of shit, there is no reason to have anyone in my lineage serve this country.

1,201

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Leave my "an idiot" out of this.

1,202

daddit

I can't even tell if you're being purposely ironic or not

1,203

daddit

-Scrooge McDuck

1,204

daddit

That's kind of what I was thinking. It's amazing how there are certain "milestones," but everything in between can be so random. We had MAJOR problems getting our daughter to eat up until a couple of months ago. On the other hand, my friend's son was tearing up pancakes and stuffing them in his mouth on his own at 9 months.

1,205

daddit

This is just a master's level dad joke. Beautifully executed.

1,206

daddit

Well played, sir.

1,207

daddit

My daughter is 11 months old and will happily demolish a sunday roast. She ends up wearing about half of it, but the other half ends up going in properly. She has a habit of noticing a new piece of food and dropping the one she's halfway through eating to grab the new one. Meat, Veg, potatoes (mash and roast), Yorkshires, the whole lot. She also eats pizza, chilli, noodles, chicken nuggets, vegetable stew, cheese on toast, pretty much anything. And has done for several months. It's frikking incredible to watch. The most adorable thing though is that she blows on food you give her because she's watched us blow on hot food before giving it to her. Especially funny when she decides the salad bowl needs cooling down though XD

1,208

daddit

Very sweet. Hopefully Dad-e is the working model and Dad-a through Dad-d were properly disposed of.

1,209

daddit

What are you doing in your friends house early morning when he has left for work? Are you banging his missus?

1,210

daddit

I think that framing this as the country has 'messed up' is unfortunate. People need to learn that people disagree with them and there is nothing wrong with that. Learn where they are coming from and try and find the common ground.

1,211

daddit

Hillary doesn't quite fit that description, either.

1,212

daddit

I can never understand this 'us vs. them' mentality that people have when it comes to politics. It's the wrong way to look at things.

1,213

daddit

Kinda sad that he's trying to tell her that her country made a wrong choice...

1,214

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Teach them which side is stupid and wrong when they're young.

1,215

daddit

How old is the kid? If she's 14 and politically active for her age, then good for dad. If she's 6 and dad is pushing his political beliefs on his kid, then I fail to see the good in this.

1,216

daddit

My daughter is far too young (four months) for me to need to explain this to her, but I might steal this when we need it. It helped me feel better, if nothing else.

1,217

daddit

Your daughter didn't win because you didn't win. I guarantee that's the only reason why she would even care.

1,218

daddit

I like the letter. The same thing written by a trump dupporter would have just as nice a gesture. Having political discussion in daddit sucks tough.

1,219

daddit

This is all very sweet, but maybe we shouldn't instill the same toxic fear of the other side that pervades our current political discourse into our children. Maybe teach them that just because we disagree doesn't mean we should be afraid.

1,220

daddit

What happened to the party of openness and tolerance? How about focusing on differences and positives to understand the other side and realize we all arent that different? Trump won from support in the rust belt. This demographic had been voting democrat for 25 years and felt disenfranchised and neglected by a candidate who supported international trade agreements that made it easier to outsource jobs. They voted for Trump because he was against TPP. I think we can all agree against outsourcing jobs. https://youtu.be/Y3ttxGMQOrY This video pretty much sums it all. Not all Trump supporters are bigots or sexist. Our country has no chance at unity if we raise our kids to be divided and put labels on the other side. Also, i am not a trump supporter

1,221

daddit

This is an important moment for all of us Dads out there. It's a teaching moment on the largest scale. This is the first president my two young children will ever know. As sad as that makes me, it's my duty to help them process the situation. Trump's presidency has encouraged me to double down on my efforts to teach my children compassion, empathy, and acceptance. This INCLUDES of people who disagree with them. Trump happened because we allowed ourselves to demonize the opposition to the point that we couldn't see common ground anymore. I will do my best to teach my kids to look beyond the disagreement and to the core. To try to understand where people they disagree with are coming from. I'm sick of hearing things like "We will fight them" and "We will wrest control from them". How about "We will understand what drove them so far away, and endeavor to bring them back, or at least make good people more attractive to them" I refuse to believe that 50% of our nation is bigoted cruel assholes. I think that we've just allowed ourselves to become so polarized that we have become blind to the faults of our own side, and tone deaf to the opposition... because all the opposition does is say how terrible we are as human beings anyway. Avoiding this by looking for common ground and building bridges instead of attempting to overwhelm by force... that's the lesson I need to impart to my kids so that this never EVER happens again.

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Curious what happened to dad's A-D

1,224

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What's funny is kids don't fully understand or care about politics. Your daughter only cared because of you. Yesterday she cared about Hillary, today she cared about Hatchimals , tomorrow she will care about the PS4 Pro. She probably wanted Clinton to win because of gender--- like most feminists. All eyes.

1,225

daddit

Not to argue, but the country didn't "mess up" and it wouldn't have either way. That's democracy.

1,226

daddit

/r/thathappened

1,227

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I like the sentiment, but it's exactly the kind of attitude that led to Trump. "Sometimes a country messes up." That's kind of bullshit. Trump isn't a mistake. No one can predict that. Trump represents a different approach to the same problem. I think that's important to point out.

1,228

daddit

This is the wrong message to send to your child. The country did NOT "mes up". The people of America have spoken. This is the way it works.

1,229

daddit

He and his daughter probably didn't win since they weren't on the ballot in most states.

1,230

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How hard is it to stick to the lines!?

1,231

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Although we disagree on political views, I approve this message!

1,232

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I believe people voted for trump because they are sick of people telling them how to think and that they aren't intelligent enough and have "messed up" "And maybe one day people who are as intelligent as us and know what's best for everyone will win"

1,233

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Both candidates sucked. What the DNC did to Bernie pissed a lot of people off. What decided the election was the people voting AGAINST THE ESTABLISHMENT not them voting for the candidate they preferred. Both candidates were disliked, but Trump was assumed to have less ties to Washington and the media, so he won/

1,234

daddit

Sad to see young kids worrying about this BS.

1,235

daddit

what an asshole family

1,236

daddit

He shouldn't be prematurely forming ideas for his daughter. This isn't cute at all, this is a form of brainwash.

1,237

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Someone did come along, Bernie. Then they stole the election from him and the Hillary supporters were ok with it. Love or hate Trump, but he is far more closely aligned with Bernie than Hillary ever was. If you feel sad bc Hillary lost, you owe it to your children to read [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/5bpa7c/breaking_from_the_anon_who_brought_you_the_laura/). Wikileaks came from the FBI and NSA as well, not the Russians. Wake up.

1,238

daddit

"Our opinion is the correct one and always will be, everyone who doesn't share it made a mistake"

1,239

daddit

A country "messes up"?? Called democracy and sometime you don't always get what you want. Can we stop sheltering our children from reality, cause someday they are gonna need to not have their bullshit blinders on. This is also why we have people crying and crawling into fetal position on television.

1,240

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The country didn't "mess up". The democracy voted and chose to not elect Hillary. If you have raised your child in such a way that they require a note like this over the election process, you may have messed up. :(

1,241

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Parents use child as pawn to post letter on internet for pats on back and karma.

1,242

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Why do awful parents insist on poisoning their kids minds with their own agendas?? What child cares about politics??? Absolutely disgusting!!!

1,243

daddit

This is so fake. And fuck you for posting it.

1,244

daddit

Pushing your political beliefs on your children that way is disgusting

1,245

daddit

A dad forcing a one-sided political opinion on a kid.. boo. Instead of apologizing for the criminal not winning, explain why America picked Trump. At least that's a useful conversation. SO MUCH SALT!

1,246

daddit

Maybe he should be teaching her they aren't always right, even when they think they are.

1,247

daddit

Yes my daughter, a democratic system that results in a candidate we did not support, is horrible, and we will march on. *eye roll*

1,248

daddit

>"Messes up" That's one way to keep the whole "if you don't agree with me, you're wrong," ideology going.

1,249

daddit

Way to brainwash and scare an impressionable kid with your politics so she has difficulty sleeping.

1,250

daddit

Wow. My parents never left me notes about election results. Now I understand why today's children need safe spaces in college from ideas.

1,251

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Chees-e

1,252

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I think it's always sweet to see a father comforting his child. I wish I knew how old she was though. It kind of bothers me though to imagine a small child feeling stressed/frightened and waiting up late for election results. I don't think it's our job to transfer our fears of o children! We are the adults! I think we should be realistic but, I just feel like it can be taken too far. All in all, it's his child and his wishes. But that's my personal take.

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Maybe instead of indoctrinating your kid you could help her to understand the huge bullet she just dodged and how a no fly zone in Syria would mean ww3.

1,254

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your friend sounds real bitchmade

1,255

daddit

Hmm how about not letting your child get wrapped up in politics instead? I'm assuming this letter is to like a 10 year old?

1,256

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yeah that's a bit much

1,257

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But it was not this day. WOO MAGA!

1,258

daddit

Well has the country messed up? The guy isn't even president yet. Only time will tell.

1,259

daddit

Seriously? This is so unhealthy.

1,260

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Honestly I take some issue with this sentiment no matter how last night went. You've framed the discussion that the will of the American people as displayed by our votes is wrong. That's not the answer that should be taught to people. It may be someone whose views you disagree with but it's the person that was chosen by your fellow citizens to lead the country. And for what is known today the election held yesterday was lawful and in keeping with the spirit of the US Constitution. The lesson out of this should be that you win some, you lose some and there's always room for compromise. In democracies (generally) it's majority rule with minority rights. If this is being explained to a young kid this might be the right way to go about it but I still think political discussion at any level shouldn't be a matter of right and wrong it should be framed against the backdrop of the Democratic process working through a peaceful transition of power. Something that through most of human history was somewhere between an impossibility and a fevered dream.

1,261

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the mindset of a liberal, he hasnt been sworn in and in your eyes he already failed

1,262

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The Indoctrination of children into politics is disgusting. Don't ruin their childhood.

1,263

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This entire thread reeks of butthurt. Try again in 4 years.

1,264

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his daughter is going to be a huge bitch once she grows up, I guarantee it

1,265

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Very sweet, I could use one of those letters today. Fuck not taking sides. Donald Trump as president makes me ashamed to be an American. I have not been able to sleep since 2 am

1,266

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Way to tell your kid her country "messed up." Great parenting...

1,267

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That's no way to talk to your daughter.

1,268

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I'm a wreck today, this made me tear up at my desk at work. I needed that note as much as this guy's daughter did.

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Dear Dad, I voted for Trump. Where's my waffles?

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Country messes up? Teaching her a lot eh?

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Sounds like he wrote it more for himself - so he could upload and show everyone how sweet of a Dad he is.

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Sorry but saying there's something wrong with others is fucked and not the right way to do this. America is great because people can vote and have someone elected. No one "messed up". Fuck that

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Can people stop with the, "country messed up" bullshit line? I mean, people voted for him. That's a decision someone made. Just because you didn't win doesn't mean the country messed up. It means democracy took place and you don't agree with the out come. I thinks it's pathetic that parents can't explain that.

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"Sometimes a country messes up." Oh for God's sake, this is how you want your kid to think the world works?

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Well this sub went to straight straight shit overnight. Was one of the rare subs without political disclosure and it was nice because of it. Good to know yall would rather Bill Clinton, the rapist, back in the White House. Good choice wanting HillRod who accepts copious amounts of money from countries who maim and kill gays. I bet yall didn't mention that to your kids.

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My 9 year old was devastated by the Brexit vote. She had managed to convince herself someone would come around and deport her mum, as she's Norwegian.

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to our animal friends Wait, so Trump WAS trying to take away all the dogs!

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I'm glad to have a more positive talk with my son today about the results.

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I wonder what dads A-D wrote to her. Please share OP!

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Maybe that someone is trump, never know he might end up surprising a lot of peeps

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Yeah this morning kinda sucked with my oldest son and my daughter. She was the worst though, because about a month ago I got the question about why does Donald Trump like going into ladies locker rooms, then recently the boys in her third grade have started with the whole yelling "grab her by the pussy!" and chasing the girls. It's a hard lesson that most people are terrible and sometimes terrible people get rewarded, but don't let the world change who you are

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This isn't going to be popular here but the country didn't mess up with who they elected. Other than that good job explaining to your kid.

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It's sad seeing parents brainwashing their kids into voting for 'their' party. My parents never told me who they've voted for and I still don't know and thank them for not trying to influence my beliefs.

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Don't let your child do politics

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No one loses. People just disagree.

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Needed this. Hit the feels today.

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Shitty dad already teaching his girl that if things don't go your way something is terribly wrong with the world. When shes older she'll rebel cuck dad and do porn.

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These people are teaching their daughter that electing one person changes the world, wow, fascist as shit.

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r/thathappened

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#Cuck dad writing to his step daughter. #If he wasnt a cuck, he would be MAGAing today

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"Sometimes a country messes up." I guess we know where kids these days get their sense of entitlement. We didn't get our way, so they must be wrong. By "we," I mean the ideology I forced down your throat despite the fact you can't even vote yet

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Messes up? This is a tight election that was won by unpredictable scenarios. Fuck this style of parenting. Don't force your own political bullshit down your daughters throat.

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That's disgusting.

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The criminal lost.

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Indoctrinating your children is not something to be proud of.

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r/thathappened

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I have 3 sons. The military will never get them. After Iraq and now this piece of shit, there is no reason to have anyone in my lineage serve this country.