Found this on Facebook. Tommy's Mom is a real piece of work.
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Steve & Leeana got this from a set of dads in Baldwin who were really upset over how one mom, Beth, chose to respond to their daughter's birthday party invite. Do you think she was right to write this? Would a simple phone call RSVP'ing "no" been better?
BTW: Beth gave us permission to post her phone number and said anyone who has a problem with what she wrote can call her, too!
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But then I've met people who act like it's a "mixed marriage" for a Catholic and a Baptist to hook up.
Love is universal.
but on facebook it says she gave permission for her phone number to be displayed. ??? 
Poor Tommy. I feel bad for him too.
the facebook posting.
You're right, she may be looking for the attention. 
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Let's just get right down to the business of hating on little Tommy, too, because in 20 or 30 years' time this same note could be coming from him, too.
This is where it all starts. Maybe Beth had the same type of upbringing.
Little kids don't come into this world with prejudices. They're made that way. They're virtually brainwashed year after year until the time when they get out on their own and they start expressing the beliefs they heard around the dinner table, and then they're called stupid, evil, cowardly, etc.
Like they CHOSE to believe what their parents rammed into their heads.
And when they get older and someone else points out how "wrong" they are, what's the choice they're faced with, even as an adult? In order to reject what they believe, they may wonder if their parents...the most important people in their lives...LIED to them.
This is why I find it so disgusting when people say they publicly humiliated someone for expressing beliefs that are less than politically correct. First of all, public humiliation is rude. Second, public humiliation over something the person can't help thinking/believing is vile.
Would anyone here actually do that to, for example, an innocent person who had been brainwashed into believing he had committed a crime? And that's only over the course of a few hours!
Imagine being brainwashed year after year into thinking that gays, blacks, women, atheists, etc., are bad.
So yeah...might as well get right to it...someday Tommy will be Beth, and all the "cool kids" will be sitting around judging him for learning, perhaps too well, the lessons his mom taught him.
PS...and in case nobody "gets it", I am in no way defending his mom. She, most likely, was just as much a victim of prejudice as a child as he was. Brainwashed at a tender age. Maybe she can be taught otherwise...maybe not.
But you don't "teach" someone by calling them names or humiliating them in public.