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   JoLynn from The Fit Shack on at

   Great video, and the sad thing is it’s true!
   At first I thought this was about homeless children until the end…either way it was thought provoking and a worthwhile music video.

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   chrisb on at

   Why can’t I get it to play~ I’ll try later!

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   Lisa on at

   Wow, you know that happens and that we’re lucky. It really makes an impact when you see it like that.

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   Brandon Satrom on at

   Already a Radiohead fan… a big one. Great song to put this message to. The truth really shines through. It’s time to stop being American and start being Global. Thanks for posting Robin.

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   Karina on at

   Wow. That’s pretty powerful stuff. Thanks for sharing it.

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   Speener on at

   And I wish I didn’t now – but glad I do. If that makes any sense. It’s so easy to be ignorant; complaining about gas going up a quarter, when in other parts of the world, there are children who would kill for a percent of what we have.
   Those are someone’s children.

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   Heather Goodman on at

   It’s amazing how we pursue consumerism in this age when we know so much.

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   Ann Kroeker on at

   Sobering. Thought-provoking. Guilt-producing.
   But it does reinforce our decision to shop at Goodwill as much as possible. Although the items were originally made at a cost, it feels like we’re not contributing as directly to this issue.
   Do you know how we can research and find out the history of our purchases?