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I can see your point. But where do we draw the line? What about the WWJD thing? Some might take that as offensive.
When do you have the right not to be offended? Where do we draw the line? Who decides what's offensive?
Yes Junior, I'm a Republican stoner. See son, unlike yourself I form my own opinions and think for myself instead of getting my marching orders from Moveon, Kos, HuffPo, Air America and MSNBC. Try it sometime kid, you may like it.
So Angel, at what age should a child be allowed to wear a political shirt? When they are old enough to vote? Or when they are informed enough about who they would vote for if they could.
I see your point about a KID, he's just listening to what his dad says, as most kids do. (until they want to rebel against us! teens!)
Roger S. is on here with all his political views, and he's only 17. I would say he's pretty well informed. ( even if you don't agree with him)
So Angel, at what age should a child be allowed to wear a political shirt? When they are old enough to vote? Or when they are informed enough about who they would vote for if they could.
I see your point about a KID, he's just listening to what his dad says, as most kids do. (until they want to rebel against us! teens!)
Roger S. is on here with all his political views, and he's only 17. I would say he's pretty well informed. ( even if you don't agree with him)
So the father is a Republican, a hardcore one at that. He calls the public school system full of "Liberal loons".
He spoke to Fox News, and the kid says his father "encouraged" him to wear the shirt.
And then there is this.
I've been in the school system for 12 years now (this being my 12th) and you have NO freedom of speech in school kid. You go to school, and if a teacher tells you that you can't do this or that then you follow their rules. Otherwise? You get detention, suspended, etc. This is nothing new.
So I've been in the CURRENT school system longer then he's been alive. He's repeating his father's talking points or his hardcore republican of a father doesn't know the code of conduct.
Note he said "If I have the right" well guess what? You don't.
That'd be like saying, Sarah Palin: A extreme right nutjob's best friend on a shirt.
Where do you draw the line? Who's to decide where the line is? If you have a gray rule, you lead to issues like this.
I'm happy that 2 of my kids are attending a school that requires uniforms. I'm hoping there will be room for my daughter and youngest son soon. This isn't an issue when uniforms are required.
Don't want to sound conceited but not sure if you mean me Echo.
If so, thanks and you kinda got my name wrong.
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Either one of these shirts should be allowed to be worn in school.
True, who does get to decide.
I guess in a school the school board and/or the principal for clothing items and such.
After school, kids are free to wear what they want, as long as US MOMS approve! (while they are under MY roof!)
Sorry~
The GREAT 17 YEAR OLD MODBERT!
(there ya go kid!
It's okay and I don't know if I'm great but I try. the point here, rob, is if you allow any political shirts, then you are giving express approval for ALL political shirtsCalling me a kid just makes your burnt to a crisp brain self look even more idiotic. I love how to you a supposedly opinion of a 11 year old is a okay but mine means nothing?
You know what the hell that is? Hypocrisy.
I don't go to Moveon, Kos, Huffpo, Air America, or MSNBC. Unlike you who gets his talking points from Fox News, Rush, Ann Coulter, and Michelle Malkin.
So when you feel like not being a hypocrite, come back and talk to me. Perhaps you need to stop hitting the bong though, then you might start to make sense.
This sounds like you:
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So the father is a Republican, a hardcore one at that. He calls the public school system full of "Liberal loons".
He spoke to Fox News, and the kid says his father "encouraged" him to wear the shirt.
And then there is this.
I've been in the school system for 12 years now (this being my 12th) and you have NO freedom of speech in school kid. You go to school, and if a teacher tells you that you can't do this or that then you follow their rules. Otherwise? You get detention, suspended, etc. This is nothing new.
So I've been in the CURRENT school system longer then he's been alive. He's repeating his father's talking points or his hardcore republican of a father doesn't know the code of conduct.
Note he said "If I have the right" well guess what? You don't.
That'd be like saying, Sarah Palin: A extreme right nutjob's best friend on a shirt.
I think uniforms would solve the issue. I'm liking not having the fight in the morning of what they will be wearing. It's the same thing day after day.
Do you have the right to wear a Kid Rock T-shirt? What if the teacher is offended because it represents free sex, which the teacher thinks is dispicable? Same for a Beatles T shirt because they represent drug use?
i agreeI think uniforms would solve the issue. I'm liking not having the fight in the morning of what they will be wearing. It's the same thing day after day.
Do I believe they should be? Sure but school rules say otherwise.
To bitch and moan and say this is only because it's a Obama shirt is BS.
School code of policy does not have a Liberal Bias folks. No matter how much of you on the right wing want to think otherwise.
It's hard to know the real reason the kid was punished.
Uniforms might solve the issue but it's overkill.
To implement a school uniform in a public school is a bad idea. The bigger the school, the worse of a policy it is.
I think uniforms would solve the issue. I'm liking not having the fight in the morning of what they will be wearing. It's the same thing day after day.
It's the gray area...
Since when do people have the right not to be offended?
