Supposedly another Easter egg hunt in the same park is still on for this weekend. Hopefully Macon has SWAT teams on hand. Y'know, just in case.
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Cool, a blue grenade!
Seriously... can’t the inner city crowd of Holder’s people and Obama’s sons DO ANYTHING without violence?
They can’t even keep their hands to themselves at Chuck E Cheese, the rest of us learned how in Kindergarten!
They will be marching through the streets. For the chilrun!
I just read about another Easter egg hunt in Colorado that was cancelled for this very same reason. In my opinion, place the blame on overbearing liberal parents with the “My child has to win, because he/she is special! They can never experience defeat, otherwise they might feel bad” outlook.
I thought that chocolate Easter Eggs were supposed to be racist.
This is getting to be an annual thing. The childish parents at Easter egg hunts, I mean.
Liquor filled eggs should be a no no , LOL
Whomever organized that Easter Egg Hunt could have solved this problem by simply charging for admittance.
Holder’s People and Obama’s sons at it again.
The most dangerous place for blacks is being with a big group of other blacks.
Combine this with the fact most hispanic birthday parties aren’t considered a success until after drinking in a park all day, one part of the family attacks another, and you wonder how any of us actually make it home without serious injuries or gunshot wounds.
Someone egged them on...
All this really indicates is poor supervision of the event by its hosts. Seriously, this should be no more difficult as far as crowd control than a golf tournament.
To start with, there should be “divisions” by age, and “degree of difficulty”, of parts of the course. I’m sure this would be no real problem, and would help insure that even little children would have fun and competition with older kids would not crowd them out.
There would be referees on the course to handle egg disputes between children and settle down any children who are misbehaving. And parents would both have to remain in sight of their children and be quiet, and outside the search area.
Finally, once the children had collected their eggs, they would have to “check them out” before leaving, to make sure they were all “official” eggs. This could be done by putting a tiny RFID sticker on each one. As the eggs are checked out, any without a sticker, or that is visibly damaged, would be replaced with a similar egg.
I wish I had a time machine so I could go back and live in the “Leave it to Beaver” neighborhood in which I grew up.
I still loath Bill Clinton for making me racist. I used to be near color-blind.
I have to go back and read the article, but on title alone, I’m just going to assume these were all or mostly Amish parents.
I’ll be happy to eat crow and proved wrong.