Children from Sandy Hook Elementary will reportedly sing at Superbowl XLVII
 

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...bowl?hpt=hp_t3

Are you not entertained?

good for the kids ... a cheap media ploy ... but happy for Sandy Hook

i'd rather watch that than halftime

As long as they keep the Anti-Gun rhetoric out of it.

I'm sure they are all actors since Sandy Hook never existed :facepalm:

Never happened, totally actors setup by the gubermunt /ComoChief

9-11 did not occur either

Because if we can't exploit children, who can we exploit?

My thought exactly.

Is the Super Bowl going to be a gun free zone so the kids are safe?

Boom.

Off to DC.

I'm sure Bob Costas will find a way.

I think everyone of those kids should be armed.

Hope this is being done for the right reasons...

Publicity?

No shit. What a joke. I mean, really? We need to put these kids on the biggest stage in the world for what? To tell them "thanks for not being killed", and "your special because you didn't take a bullet" Kids are exposed to tragedy everyday, and in numerous ways. Exploiting their tragedy shouldn't be the Families "reward"

more BS mainstream media propaganda.

LMAO
on your marks.....get set............*starting gun* (not an assault starting gun)

You had better check for a collapsible stock or a pistol grip on that starting gun.

AR 15 minutes of fame really what these kids need right now?

WE NEED TO BAN ASSAULT MARKETING!!!

Sorry, couldn't help myself. I'm so sick of seeing that shit, but I still just couldn't help myself.

ouch

Are they getting paid for this? They need to be as much as the network and NFL will be making off this event. Also should they wear ballistic vests? Nah I keed, I keed. Although they need to be gettin dat lettuce! :Pimp:

In all sincerity, I think there is zero chance that this is being done for anything other than marketing. As chitown said, what's the story for the children? A bunch of your classmates were murdered, so we're going to put you on TV? This really should backfire on them badly, and the only reason it won't is because, ironically, they're using those kids as human shields.

Add me to the :shake: list.

When I was six or seven years old, this was my favorite team:

http://assets.nydailynews.com/polopo...1970s-2011.jpg


It wasn't until later in the 70's that I became a Bronco fan.

I agree sadly...

This alone should tell you something about that day. If you kid went through that shit, would you parade them out for the ****ing halftime show at the Superbowl? Crazy world

exactly. hell no.

Sure. It would be the experience of a life time for some of them. How pumped would you have been if you got to travel and sing at the SB with your elementary school while 80K give you a louder oviation then anything you'll hear during the game?

As a kid, it probably would be cool. As the parent, there is no ****ing way I would let my kid do that. No interviews, no questions, NO HALFTIME SHOW.

I can see that viewpoint, but as parent when I'm thinking what is better for my child I see no problem with them doing the show. The only things they might be asked are stuff like who is your favorite player in the game? I doubt they ask them about their views on gun laws.

Exactly

If you don't like it, don't watch it.

Frankly, even if I liked it I wouldn't watch it. Children's singing voices are unpleasantly screechy and shrill.

**** you, Mom!

Are the kids going to be singing a selection of holy songs?

Seriously though...while good for giving the kids something special...this is seriously ****ed up exploitation too. The adults involved should be ashamed of themselves.

Well played!!

This is a joke right?

Send them to a free trip the Superbowl and to meet the players if they wish? Maybe if its done privately.

Otherwise the aforementioned.

What about those that lost there kids, do they really need those wounds opened up already? Crazy, crazy

AAAAA meeeeeeeerica
AAA meeeeeerica
Obama shed His grace on thee
& crown thy fools with Obama rules
from sea to shining sea.

:clap: :hail: