Little boys that could teach men how to treat one another. (warning for awesomeness)

[antiquie]

In case you missed it in GD, this from warrior1

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10024080572

[In_The_Wind]

1. That's a great bunch of kids!

[NYC_SKP]

2. Wow. Our culture doesn't nurture this kind of behavior, unfortunately.

But these boys went with their natural instinct, the protective and defensive instinct that is beaten out of kids in our competitive culture.

[JayhawkSD]

3. That's awesome.

When I played high school football our coach was into having the team do this sort of thing, looking for opportunities to support people who needed the help that those bigger and stronger could provide. He was into teaching his players that our size and strength was not given to us for our own benefit, but to be used for the team, the communbity and for others. It was not a religious thing; he was not even a church goer as I recall. It was a social issue.

When a tornado hit a small town just south of up he rounded up the footabll team and drove us in a school bus to go down and help in rescue operations. Attendance was not optional.

That these kids did this on their own is really cool, but they had guidance somewhere. Someone, somewhere, set them an example. I wish we could know who it was.