Join the Cause

For a few years now, myself and some of my friends have been trying to find a way to help one of the most helpless and downtrodden forms of life on Earth. It pains me to the core to see this life form trampled and killed on a daily basis with no regard for it’s feelings. I see it happen at sporting events and at schools. It happens at protests and rallies, family get-togethers and in everyday life. The constant barrage of carelessness and even purposeful destruction makes me sick to the core. If you haven’t figured it out by now I will tell you, this life form is grass. So small and fragile, so helpless and cut-down. Why can’t we leave the grass alone? It reaches for the sky and we just cut it right back down again.

If you ever see any large group of people on a patch of grass, like at a protest, you need to get your own sign that says, “Don’t Step On The Grass” or “Don’t Tread On Me” with a picture of helpless grass on it. I am organizing a protest now where we can let our voices be heard while we march around the concrete and fight for Gramineae Rights. We need to have some sit-ins to prevent people from mowing their lawns.

While I organize the details and alert the media as to where we will be, you can watch this video of some extremely uncaring individuals who are trampling grass left and right.

If you want to join the fight and help save trillions of lives let me know in the comments. I am actually serious about doing this protest with the news and everything.


2 Replies to “Join the Cause”

  1. Now THAT was intense! If they weren’t so serious, I think I would have laughed, but I just thought it was kind of sad and almost scary. Too much is too much, but I’m totally with you on that poor defenseless grass.

    I want you to hear my scream to LET THE GRASS GROW!! AAAAAAH!!!

    [OK. I feel better now.]

  2. I think you should just make a Utube video in return. It would be friggin hilarious!!! I think the little weird girl in the end actually pulled some grass out of the ground as she was screaming for the tree.

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