So the mother of these two girls has the cable company turn off the feed to supposedly keep money in the family bank account to pay for gas.
When a daily dose of Hannah Montana became impossible, the Vance sisters knew it was time to take to the streets.
Sadie, 9, and her sister Pyper, 7, marched around downtown Salt Lake City chanting, “Lower the gas prices,” while carrying homemade signs. The sisters decided to protest after losing their favorite cable TV shows when their mother, Michelle, had to sacrifice cable TV to pay for her daily commute.
“Gas prices are too high,” Sadie said. “I just decided to come and protest so they’d go down.”Â
Yeah, you know what, I’m calling bullshit on this.
First, how damn big is your cable bill that canceling it gets you gas money?
Second, what else have they given up? Does mom still get her latte every morning? How about getting rid of one of the family vehicles for a more efficient one?
Third, because I’m wondering if dad works? He was able to wheel the little chillin’s downtown for their protest on a weekday.
Lastly, these two are followers of former SLC Mayor Rocky Anderson who is one of those types who only worries about human rights abuses if the US is supposedly committing them.
Methinks they need to re-examine their priorities and quit making policy statements by lying to their daughters about how effective protests can be.
The price of gas has cause their carbon footprint to shrink. They should be proud of that alone.