The picture is super-cute. It’s totally o.k. One could come up with adorable captions. However, half of the “cleverly cavalier commenters” offered up offensive ones. It almost pains me to say that I assume (which we all know is a stupid thing to do… ass-u-me) that these smart a**es are privileged white kids tooling around on their macbook pros feeling quite awesome and funny while totally oblivious to… well, i don’t know exactly what… to everything?
That’s actually a pretty culturally-artistic picture.
yo dawg, we got those flintstones. Orange $5, Purple $10, Red $15.
no i didnt enslave your great grandparents! no i wont give you my back pack.. stop blaming me for everything i wasnt around for!!!
Can you take this bag through customs for me girls? Dont worry theres nothing illegal in it.
Watching ‘The Wire’ makes this picture funnier, to me.
Were you made at night?
adorable!
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This is what happens when adults “intervene” when it’s not needed. A beautiful message is twisted into something ugly.
That’s one cute picture.
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…has anyone but you touched your backpack or given you anything to carry?
This picture is nice. If we all interact with different people at such an early, age, perhaps we will be more accepting when we meet these people later on in life.