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Those that want to ban young children of 18 -20 years old from having a legal rifle and exercise their 2nd amendment,
Wow Dirty Democrats are exploiting naive kids for politics, that's sad.
Even if the Crazy Democrats could ban guns today it would be impossible to stop the Democrat Party's Criminals and Terrorist from getting their hands on guns.
People want to be able to protect themselves from the Democratic Party's Criminals and Terrorist.
View attachment 182522
Watch: Students Put Pencils Down, Walk Out in Gun Protests
Thousands of students across the D.C. area staged walkouts Wednesday to protest gun violence, one month after the deadly shooting inside a high school in Parkland, Florida.
Police cruisers escorted hundreds of students from Montgomery Blair High School as they marched through Silver Spring, Maryland, carrying signs that said "Protect Children, Not Guns" and "Our Blood, Your Hands."
The walkout is one of the first of many in the region.
The first large-scale, coordinated national demonstration is planned for 10 a.m. Wednesday, when organizers of the Women's March called for a 17-minute walkout -- with one minute for each of the 17 students and staff members killed in Florida. Many organizers and participants are using the #enough hashtag.
Thousands of Students Are Walking Out of School in Nationwide Protests. Here’s Why
Next nationwide protest is March 24th, and I will be attending that one.The 1969 Supreme Court ruling on the case Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District makes it clear that students don’t “shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate.” But that does come with some caveats and complications.
- First, it only applies to public schools. “This is because public schools are run by the government and private schools aren’t, and the First Amendment only controls what the government can and can’t do,” the ACLU explains on its “Know Your Rights” page. Students at private schools can be stopped from participating in protests like the #Enough National School walkout, and students should consult with their teachers and school administrators and know what the policies are regarding protests or absences.
- Second, free speech in schools extends “as long as you don’t disrupt the functioning of the school or violate the school’s content-neutral policies,” the ACLU explains, and what is “disruptive” is contextual. If deemed disruptive, “schools can stop students from participating,” according to CNN.
- Third, you can be punished for participating — not over what you are protesting, but for being absent from class. “The exact punishment you could face will vary by your state, school district, and school,” the ACLU explains. “Find out more by reading the policies of your school and school district. If you’re planning to miss a class or two, look at the policy for unexcused absences.” If planned ahead with parents, students may be able to be signed out of a class by a parent.
- Finally, schools are mandated to be guardians to their students. “Schools stand in what’s known as loco parentis, so we don’t simply release our students into the ether,” Francisco Negron, the Chief Legal Officer at the National School Boards Association, told NPR. Negron issued guidance to schools ahead of the walkouts. “Chief among our recommendations is that to the extent possible, school districts should plan ahead and engage your students, parents, and stakeholders,” the checklist reads. Teachers also have a complex position when it comes to protesting; they can often protest on their own time, but not during class time, according to CNN.
March for our Lives
Parkland student: My generation won't stand for this (Opinion) - CNN
Activists Lay Thousands of Shoes Outside U.S. Capitol
Activists placed thousands of pairs of shoes on the lawn outside the Capitol in Washington, D.C. Tuesday to memorialize children killed by gun violence.
The demonstration was planned by international advocacy group Avaaz to represent the number of children killed by guns since the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012, CBS News reports.
The demonstration was based on research by the American Academy of Pediatrics that found that 1,300 children die from gun shot wounds in the U.S. annually, or about three daily. Thus the display featured 7,000 pairs of shoes.
The protestors assembled the empty shoes on the southeast lawn from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in an effort to push Congress for gun reform.
View attachment 182517
Wow Dirty Democrats are exploiting naive kids for politics, that's sad.
Even if the Crazy Democrats could ban guns today it would be impossible to stop the Democrat Party's Criminals and Terrorist from getting their hands on guns.
People want to be able to protect themselves from the Democratic Party's Criminals and Terrorist.
View attachment 182522
Yeah, as if Republicans don't use kids for politics.....
Wow Dirty Democrats are exploiting naive kids for politics, that's sad.
Even if the Crazy Democrats could ban guns today it would be impossible to stop the Democrat Party's Criminals and Terrorist from getting their hands on guns.
People want to be able to protect themselves from the Democratic Party's Criminals and Terrorist.
View attachment 182522
Yeah, as if Republicans don't use kids for politics.....
Watch: Students Put Pencils Down, Walk Out in Gun Protests
Thousands of students across the D.C. area staged walkouts Wednesday to protest gun violence, one month after the deadly shooting inside a high school in Parkland, Florida.
Police cruisers escorted hundreds of students from Montgomery Blair High School as they marched through Silver Spring, Maryland, carrying signs that said "Protect Children, Not Guns" and "Our Blood, Your Hands."
The walkout is one of the first of many in the region.
The first large-scale, coordinated national demonstration is planned for 10 a.m. Wednesday, when organizers of the Women's March called for a 17-minute walkout -- with one minute for each of the 17 students and staff members killed in Florida. Many organizers and participants are using the #enough hashtag.
Thousands of Students Are Walking Out of School in Nationwide Protests. Here’s Why
Next nationwide protest is March 24th, and I will be attending that one.The 1969 Supreme Court ruling on the case Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District makes it clear that students don’t “shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate.” But that does come with some caveats and complications.
- First, it only applies to public schools. “This is because public schools are run by the government and private schools aren’t, and the First Amendment only controls what the government can and can’t do,” the ACLU explains on its “Know Your Rights” page. Students at private schools can be stopped from participating in protests like the #Enough National School walkout, and students should consult with their teachers and school administrators and know what the policies are regarding protests or absences.
- Second, free speech in schools extends “as long as you don’t disrupt the functioning of the school or violate the school’s content-neutral policies,” the ACLU explains, and what is “disruptive” is contextual. If deemed disruptive, “schools can stop students from participating,” according to CNN.
- Third, you can be punished for participating — not over what you are protesting, but for being absent from class. “The exact punishment you could face will vary by your state, school district, and school,” the ACLU explains. “Find out more by reading the policies of your school and school district. If you’re planning to miss a class or two, look at the policy for unexcused absences.” If planned ahead with parents, students may be able to be signed out of a class by a parent.
- Finally, schools are mandated to be guardians to their students. “Schools stand in what’s known as loco parentis, so we don’t simply release our students into the ether,” Francisco Negron, the Chief Legal Officer at the National School Boards Association, told NPR. Negron issued guidance to schools ahead of the walkouts. “Chief among our recommendations is that to the extent possible, school districts should plan ahead and engage your students, parents, and stakeholders,” the checklist reads. Teachers also have a complex position when it comes to protesting; they can often protest on their own time, but not during class time, according to CNN.
March for our Lives
Parkland student: My generation won't stand for this (Opinion) - CNN
Activists Lay Thousands of Shoes Outside U.S. Capitol
Activists placed thousands of pairs of shoes on the lawn outside the Capitol in Washington, D.C. Tuesday to memorialize children killed by gun violence.
The demonstration was planned by international advocacy group Avaaz to represent the number of children killed by guns since the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012, CBS News reports.
The demonstration was based on research by the American Academy of Pediatrics that found that 1,300 children die from gun shot wounds in the U.S. annually, or about three daily. Thus the display featured 7,000 pairs of shoes.
The protestors assembled the empty shoes on the southeast lawn from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in an effort to push Congress for gun reform.
View attachment 182517
I'm curious, would educators also coordinate a nation wide protest by children on abortion?
How about the insane amount of spending the government does as the government spends their future away?
Wow Dirty Democrats are exploiting naive kids for politics, that's sad.
Even if the Crazy Democrats could ban guns today it would be impossible to stop the Democrat Party's Criminals and Terrorist from getting their hands on guns.
People want to be able to protect themselves from the Democratic Party's Criminals and Terrorist.
View attachment 182522
Yeah, as if Republicans don't use kids for politics.....
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Liberal propaganda..Like..Oh let's say freedom of expression, petition of redress, peaceful assembly..Yeah those nasty liberals which get off their asses and protest for your rights to be kept alive...The 4th amendment was bastardized by the war on drugs, the mafia and the plebs of the USA through the Patriot Act.....Yeah, we pay taxes so young people can go and protest instead of staying in school and not be indoctrinated with liberal propaganda.I'm so glad I finished with all of my schooling before libtards took over everything.
Wouldn't want people exercising their right to protest, now would we?
The US Bill of Rights as seen by the right.
First Amendment
Don't say anything about taking my guns away, don't protest my guns, and don't mention my religion either.
Second Amendment
Guns, guns, guns, guns, guns, guns, guns, guns shall not be infringed to me or my buddies, other fuckers we don't care about.
Third Amendment
Keep away from my house bitch, I've got guns.
Fourth Amendment
I have the right to be secure in my guns, and no warrants shall be made to take my guns, bitches.
Fifth Amendment
No person shall be arrested for using their gun unless they're a criminal, and I'm not a criminal no matter how many laws I break.
Sixth Amendment
I have the right to not be tried for using my guns.
Seventh Amendment
See the Sixth Amendment, guns, guns, guns.
Eighth Amendment
Taking my guns away is the only cruel and unusual punishment not allowed.
Ninth Amendment
Even if all the other Amendments don't make you think you can take my guns away, this one means you can't take my fucking guns away. Fuck you.
Tenth Amendment
You can amend any of these Amendments, except the ones about guns, now fuck off.
Watch: Students Put Pencils Down, Walk Out in Gun Protests
Thousands of students across the D.C. area staged walkouts Wednesday to protest gun violence, one month after the deadly shooting inside a high school in Parkland, Florida.
Police cruisers escorted hundreds of students from Montgomery Blair High School as they marched through Silver Spring, Maryland, carrying signs that said "Protect Children, Not Guns" and "Our Blood, Your Hands."
The walkout is one of the first of many in the region.
The first large-scale, coordinated national demonstration is planned for 10 a.m. Wednesday, when organizers of the Women's March called for a 17-minute walkout -- with one minute for each of the 17 students and staff members killed in Florida. Many organizers and participants are using the #enough hashtag.
Thousands of Students Are Walking Out of School in Nationwide Protests. Here’s Why
Next nationwide protest is March 24th, and I will be attending that one.The 1969 Supreme Court ruling on the case Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District makes it clear that students don’t “shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate.” But that does come with some caveats and complications.
- First, it only applies to public schools. “This is because public schools are run by the government and private schools aren’t, and the First Amendment only controls what the government can and can’t do,” the ACLU explains on its “Know Your Rights” page. Students at private schools can be stopped from participating in protests like the #Enough National School walkout, and students should consult with their teachers and school administrators and know what the policies are regarding protests or absences.
- Second, free speech in schools extends “as long as you don’t disrupt the functioning of the school or violate the school’s content-neutral policies,” the ACLU explains, and what is “disruptive” is contextual. If deemed disruptive, “schools can stop students from participating,” according to CNN.
- Third, you can be punished for participating — not over what you are protesting, but for being absent from class. “The exact punishment you could face will vary by your state, school district, and school,” the ACLU explains. “Find out more by reading the policies of your school and school district. If you’re planning to miss a class or two, look at the policy for unexcused absences.” If planned ahead with parents, students may be able to be signed out of a class by a parent.
- Finally, schools are mandated to be guardians to their students. “Schools stand in what’s known as loco parentis, so we don’t simply release our students into the ether,” Francisco Negron, the Chief Legal Officer at the National School Boards Association, told NPR. Negron issued guidance to schools ahead of the walkouts. “Chief among our recommendations is that to the extent possible, school districts should plan ahead and engage your students, parents, and stakeholders,” the checklist reads. Teachers also have a complex position when it comes to protesting; they can often protest on their own time, but not during class time, according to CNN.
March for our Lives
Parkland student: My generation won't stand for this (Opinion) - CNN
Activists Lay Thousands of Shoes Outside U.S. Capitol
Activists placed thousands of pairs of shoes on the lawn outside the Capitol in Washington, D.C. Tuesday to memorialize children killed by gun violence.
The demonstration was planned by international advocacy group Avaaz to represent the number of children killed by guns since the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012, CBS News reports.
The demonstration was based on research by the American Academy of Pediatrics that found that 1,300 children die from gun shot wounds in the U.S. annually, or about three daily. Thus the display featured 7,000 pairs of shoes.
The protestors assembled the empty shoes on the southeast lawn from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in an effort to push Congress for gun reform.
View attachment 182517
I'm curious, would educators also coordinate a nation wide protest by children on abortion?
How about the insane amount of spending the government does as the government spends their future away?
And how about a protest about the 50,000 Americans per year who are killed by heroin that's being brought in by the Mexican Drug Cartels.
BTW the Dems are fighting for open borders and Obama sold guns to the Mexican Drug Cartels.
There is no such thing as an open border when there is already a wall, checkpoints and a patrol for the border...Watch: Students Put Pencils Down, Walk Out in Gun Protests
Thousands of students across the D.C. area staged walkouts Wednesday to protest gun violence, one month after the deadly shooting inside a high school in Parkland, Florida.
Police cruisers escorted hundreds of students from Montgomery Blair High School as they marched through Silver Spring, Maryland, carrying signs that said "Protect Children, Not Guns" and "Our Blood, Your Hands."
The walkout is one of the first of many in the region.
The first large-scale, coordinated national demonstration is planned for 10 a.m. Wednesday, when organizers of the Women's March called for a 17-minute walkout -- with one minute for each of the 17 students and staff members killed in Florida. Many organizers and participants are using the #enough hashtag.
Thousands of Students Are Walking Out of School in Nationwide Protests. Here’s Why
Next nationwide protest is March 24th, and I will be attending that one.The 1969 Supreme Court ruling on the case Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District makes it clear that students don’t “shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate.” But that does come with some caveats and complications.
- First, it only applies to public schools. “This is because public schools are run by the government and private schools aren’t, and the First Amendment only controls what the government can and can’t do,” the ACLU explains on its “Know Your Rights” page. Students at private schools can be stopped from participating in protests like the #Enough National School walkout, and students should consult with their teachers and school administrators and know what the policies are regarding protests or absences.
- Second, free speech in schools extends “as long as you don’t disrupt the functioning of the school or violate the school’s content-neutral policies,” the ACLU explains, and what is “disruptive” is contextual. If deemed disruptive, “schools can stop students from participating,” according to CNN.
- Third, you can be punished for participating — not over what you are protesting, but for being absent from class. “The exact punishment you could face will vary by your state, school district, and school,” the ACLU explains. “Find out more by reading the policies of your school and school district. If you’re planning to miss a class or two, look at the policy for unexcused absences.” If planned ahead with parents, students may be able to be signed out of a class by a parent.
- Finally, schools are mandated to be guardians to their students. “Schools stand in what’s known as loco parentis, so we don’t simply release our students into the ether,” Francisco Negron, the Chief Legal Officer at the National School Boards Association, told NPR. Negron issued guidance to schools ahead of the walkouts. “Chief among our recommendations is that to the extent possible, school districts should plan ahead and engage your students, parents, and stakeholders,” the checklist reads. Teachers also have a complex position when it comes to protesting; they can often protest on their own time, but not during class time, according to CNN.
March for our Lives
Parkland student: My generation won't stand for this (Opinion) - CNN
Activists Lay Thousands of Shoes Outside U.S. Capitol
Activists placed thousands of pairs of shoes on the lawn outside the Capitol in Washington, D.C. Tuesday to memorialize children killed by gun violence.
The demonstration was planned by international advocacy group Avaaz to represent the number of children killed by guns since the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012, CBS News reports.
The demonstration was based on research by the American Academy of Pediatrics that found that 1,300 children die from gun shot wounds in the U.S. annually, or about three daily. Thus the display featured 7,000 pairs of shoes.
The protestors assembled the empty shoes on the southeast lawn from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in an effort to push Congress for gun reform.
View attachment 182517
I'm curious, would educators also coordinate a nation wide protest by children on abortion?
How about the insane amount of spending the government does as the government spends their future away?
And how about a protest about the 50,000 Americans per year who are killed by heroin that's being brought in by the Mexican Drug Cartels.
BTW the Dems are fighting for open borders and Obama sold guns to the Mexican Drug Cartels.
No liberal propaganda since this liberal has firearms and his kids do also..Those that want to ban young children of 18 -20 years old from having a legal rifle and exercise their 2nd amendment, yet they can go out with liberal propaganda and exercise their 1st amendment...Under 21?If a Muslim decided that it would be a good time to get his 72 virgins, and took a truck into the mall and ran over those snowflakes, would the school be responsible for using young children for their propaganda needs?Watch: Students Put Pencils Down, Walk Out in Gun Protests
Thousands of Students Are Walking Out of School in Nationwide Protests. Here’s Why
Next nationwide protest is March 24th, and I will be attending that one.
March for our Lives
Parkland student: My generation won't stand for this (Opinion) - CNN
Activists Lay Thousands of Shoes Outside U.S. Capitol
View attachment 182517
Inflammatory much?
No young children involved. L2read.
That's not young children. These are older teens.Young children would be elementary school age.
In your own linkWow Dirty Democrats are exploiting naive kids for politics, that's sad.
Even if the Crazy Democrats could ban guns today it would be impossible to stop the Democrat Party's Criminals and Terrorist from getting their hands on guns.
People want to be able to protect themselves from the Democratic Party's Criminals and Terrorist.
View attachment 182522
Yeah, as if Republicans don't use kids for politics.....
View attachment 182523
Fake Quote Files: Adolf Hitler on Gun Registration, Conquest and Disarmament
"
Fake Quote Files: Adolf Hitler on Gun Registration, Conquest and Disarmament"
"
This quote actually has quite a history, appearing over 100 times, in various forms, in different print sources. Its message is not subtle: gun registration leads to gun confiscation which leads to Auschwitz. And in case you weren’t clear about the connection between Nazis and contemporary gun control advocates, the last sentence spells it out: people in “the future” (i.e., the present) who advocate registration are literally “following Hitler’s lead.” That sound you hear is civilization being throttled by the hands of limousine liberal legislators.
Only two problems: one, there’s not a shred of historical evidence that Hitler ever said this, and two, it wouldn’t have made any sense even if he had.
First, no source for this quote (if people bother citing any) checks out. It is generally sourced to an address from Hitler to the Reichstag: Adolph Hitler, ‘Abschied vom Hessenland!’ [‘Farewell to Hessia!’], [‘Berlin Daily’ (loose English translation)], Apr. 15, 1935, page 3, Einleitung Von Eberhard Beckmann [Introduction by Eberhard Beckmann].
Bernard Harcout, political science chair at the University of Chicago, writes, “[This] infamous quote is probably a fraud and was likely never uttered. The citation reference is a jumbled and incomprehensible mess that has never been properly identified or authenticated, and no one has been able to produce a document corresponding to the quote. It has been the subject of much research, all of it fruitless, and has now entered the annals of urban legend.”"
What a fucking surprise. The right is making fake news.
Whod of thunkt it?
We saw how well that gun law did for the Jews. As long as you were a proud Nazi who shot and beat up Jews you could have a gun..Sounds like some liberals I know.The 1938 law, which did take place under the Nazi government, prohibited Jews from owning guns, but simultaneously liberalized gun restrictions for most everyone else.
Yeah if you are dumb enough to let it happen...Wow Dirty Democrats are exploiting naive kids for politics, that's sad.
Even if the Crazy Democrats could ban guns today it would be impossible to stop the Democrat Party's Criminals and Terrorist from getting their hands on guns.
People want to be able to protect themselves from the Democratic Party's Criminals and Terrorist.
View attachment 182522
Those that want to ban young children of 18 -20 years old from having a legal rifle and exercise their 2nd amendment, yet they can go out with liberal propaganda and exercise their 1st amendment...Under 21?If a Muslim decided that it would be a good time to get his 72 virgins, and took a truck into the mall and ran over those snowflakes, would the school be responsible for using young children for their propaganda needs?Watch: Students Put Pencils Down, Walk Out in Gun Protests
Thousands of Students Are Walking Out of School in Nationwide Protests. Here’s Why
Next nationwide protest is March 24th, and I will be attending that one.
March for our Lives
Parkland student: My generation won't stand for this (Opinion) - CNN
Activists Lay Thousands of Shoes Outside U.S. Capitol
View attachment 182517
Inflammatory much?
No young children involved. L2read.
That's not young children. These are older teens.Young children would be elementary school age.
You claim that liberals are the anti-gunners...which is it? Or is that the logic of an ham with a split level head?In your own linkWow Dirty Democrats are exploiting naive kids for politics, that's sad.
Even if the Crazy Democrats could ban guns today it would be impossible to stop the Democrat Party's Criminals and Terrorist from getting their hands on guns.
People want to be able to protect themselves from the Democratic Party's Criminals and Terrorist.
View attachment 182522
Yeah, as if Republicans don't use kids for politics.....
View attachment 182523
Fake Quote Files: Adolf Hitler on Gun Registration, Conquest and Disarmament
"
Fake Quote Files: Adolf Hitler on Gun Registration, Conquest and Disarmament"
"
This quote actually has quite a history, appearing over 100 times, in various forms, in different print sources. Its message is not subtle: gun registration leads to gun confiscation which leads to Auschwitz. And in case you weren’t clear about the connection between Nazis and contemporary gun control advocates, the last sentence spells it out: people in “the future” (i.e., the present) who advocate registration are literally “following Hitler’s lead.” That sound you hear is civilization being throttled by the hands of limousine liberal legislators.
Only two problems: one, there’s not a shred of historical evidence that Hitler ever said this, and two, it wouldn’t have made any sense even if he had.
First, no source for this quote (if people bother citing any) checks out. It is generally sourced to an address from Hitler to the Reichstag: Adolph Hitler, ‘Abschied vom Hessenland!’ [‘Farewell to Hessia!’], [‘Berlin Daily’ (loose English translation)], Apr. 15, 1935, page 3, Einleitung Von Eberhard Beckmann [Introduction by Eberhard Beckmann].
Bernard Harcout, political science chair at the University of Chicago, writes, “[This] infamous quote is probably a fraud and was likely never uttered. The citation reference is a jumbled and incomprehensible mess that has never been properly identified or authenticated, and no one has been able to produce a document corresponding to the quote. It has been the subject of much research, all of it fruitless, and has now entered the annals of urban legend.”"
What a fucking surprise. The right is making fake news.
Whod of thunkt it?
We saw how well that gun law did for the Jews. As long as you were a proud Nazi who shot and beat up Jews you could have a gun..Sounds like some liberals I know.The 1938 law, which did take place under the Nazi government, prohibited Jews from owning guns, but simultaneously liberalized gun restrictions for most everyone else.
Watch: Students Put Pencils Down, Walk Out in Gun Protests
Thousands of students across the D.C. area staged walkouts Wednesday to protest gun violence, one month after the deadly shooting inside a high school in Parkland, Florida.
Police cruisers escorted hundreds of students from Montgomery Blair High School as they marched through Silver Spring, Maryland, carrying signs that said "Protect Children, Not Guns" and "Our Blood, Your Hands."
The walkout is one of the first of many in the region.
The first large-scale, coordinated national demonstration is planned for 10 a.m. Wednesday, when organizers of the Women's March called for a 17-minute walkout -- with one minute for each of the 17 students and staff members killed in Florida. Many organizers and participants are using the #enough hashtag.
Thousands of Students Are Walking Out of School in Nationwide Protests. Here’s Why
Next nationwide protest is March 24th, and I will be attending that one.The 1969 Supreme Court ruling on the case Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District makes it clear that students don’t “shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate.” But that does come with some caveats and complications.
- First, it only applies to public schools. “This is because public schools are run by the government and private schools aren’t, and the First Amendment only controls what the government can and can’t do,” the ACLU explains on its “Know Your Rights” page. Students at private schools can be stopped from participating in protests like the #Enough National School walkout, and students should consult with their teachers and school administrators and know what the policies are regarding protests or absences.
- Second, free speech in schools extends “as long as you don’t disrupt the functioning of the school or violate the school’s content-neutral policies,” the ACLU explains, and what is “disruptive” is contextual. If deemed disruptive, “schools can stop students from participating,” according to CNN.
- Third, you can be punished for participating — not over what you are protesting, but for being absent from class. “The exact punishment you could face will vary by your state, school district, and school,” the ACLU explains. “Find out more by reading the policies of your school and school district. If you’re planning to miss a class or two, look at the policy for unexcused absences.” If planned ahead with parents, students may be able to be signed out of a class by a parent.
- Finally, schools are mandated to be guardians to their students. “Schools stand in what’s known as loco parentis, so we don’t simply release our students into the ether,” Francisco Negron, the Chief Legal Officer at the National School Boards Association, told NPR. Negron issued guidance to schools ahead of the walkouts. “Chief among our recommendations is that to the extent possible, school districts should plan ahead and engage your students, parents, and stakeholders,” the checklist reads. Teachers also have a complex position when it comes to protesting; they can often protest on their own time, but not during class time, according to CNN.
March for our Lives
Parkland student: My generation won't stand for this (Opinion) - CNN
Activists Lay Thousands of Shoes Outside U.S. Capitol
Activists placed thousands of pairs of shoes on the lawn outside the Capitol in Washington, D.C. Tuesday to memorialize children killed by gun violence.
The demonstration was planned by international advocacy group Avaaz to represent the number of children killed by guns since the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012, CBS News reports.
The demonstration was based on research by the American Academy of Pediatrics that found that 1,300 children die from gun shot wounds in the U.S. annually, or about three daily. Thus the display featured 7,000 pairs of shoes.
The protestors assembled the empty shoes on the southeast lawn from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in an effort to push Congress for gun reform.
View attachment 182517
I'm curious, would educators also coordinate a nation wide protest by children on abortion?
How about the insane amount of spending the government does as the government spends their future away?
And how about a protest about the 50,000 Americans per year who are killed by heroin that's being brought in by the Mexican Drug Cartels.
BTW the Dems are fighting for open borders and Obama sold guns to the Mexican Drug Cartels.
Those that want to ban young children of 18 -20 years old from having a legal rifle and exercise their 2nd amendment, yet they can go out with liberal propaganda and exercise their 1st amendment...Under 21?If a Muslim decided that it would be a good time to get his 72 virgins, and took a truck into the mall and ran over those snowflakes, would the school be responsible for using young children for their propaganda needs?
Inflammatory much?
No young children involved. L2read.
That's not young children. These are older teens.Young children would be elementary school age.
If a 19 year old with serious problems had not had that gun designed for war, 17 of them would not be dead.
