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pnwmom

(110,217 posts)
Tue May 15, 2018, 02:11 PM May 2018

How does a public awareness campaign to "be best" help "teach kindness to children"?

The slogan seems at odds with the stated goals.

https://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory/trump-lady-leave-hospital-days-55173693

She also launched a public awareness campaign called "Be Best" to help teach kindness to children as the president sat in the audience in the Rose Garden.
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How does a public awareness campaign to "be best" help "teach kindness to children"? (Original Post) pnwmom May 2018 OP
Melania??? Good question, pnwmom. Good question. Sophia4 May 2018 #1
How about "Be Kind" instead? Kittycow May 2018 #2
"Be Kind" would be a much better slogan. pnwmom May 2018 #3
 

Sophia4

(3,515 posts)
1. Melania??? Good question, pnwmom. Good question.
Tue May 15, 2018, 02:14 PM
May 2018

It's very simple English. Really basic words. Easy to spell. Easy to read.

The only words that would be easier would be "be good."

But, well . . . .

We all try to do our best, don't we?

And besides, bullying is the Republican way, isn't it?

pnwmom

(110,217 posts)
3. "Be Kind" would be a much better slogan.
Tue May 15, 2018, 02:35 PM
May 2018

It would fit with her anti-bullying goals and be grammatically correct.

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