Think so? Interesting, I didn't think it was acting.
The Goodness Thread
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HSanders
Cracker bitch
something seemed off about it.
Lord Chevy
I'm home
Different generations - I don't even think twice before holding a door open, or letting a lady sit, or most of those acts that are so rare now.
HSanders
Cracker bitch
Every single one of those able-bodied people should have been shamed into giving up their seat at least .but no they just let that man do that and they just sat and watched the whole thing. that's disgusting.
Lord Chevy
I'm home
The other kids probably didn't care, but the other parents had to force their prejudice on them.
HSanders
Cracker bitch
Not wild about the mom saying "those kids don't want you here let's go."
HSanders
Cracker bitch
I mean I know kids are cruel and things like that but I can't imagine the lameness of making a Facebook group to hate on someone and say that they're never going to be famous .good God what pathetic turds.
Fred Rogers, the beloved host of 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood', showed incredible kindness to a young fan facing a serious health issue. A mother reached out to PBS asking for an autograph for her daughter, who was suffering from seizures and about to undergo brain surgery. Instead of just sending an autograph, Mr. Rogers flew to the hospital to visit her in person and even brought his famous puppets along to comfort her.
This heartfelt visit in the 1980s highlights Fred Rogers' deep compassion for children and his commitment to kindness and personal connection, values he shared on his show. The girl, who was a big fan of 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood', was deeply touched by the visit, leaving a lasting impact on her and her family. This story is just one of many that show Mr. Rogers' belief in the power of love and empathy.
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This heartfelt visit in the 1980s highlights Fred Rogers' deep compassion for children and his commitment to kindness and personal connection, values he shared on his show. The girl, who was a big fan of 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood', was deeply touched by the visit, leaving a lasting impact on her and her family. This story is just one of many that show Mr. Rogers' belief in the power of love and empathy.
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