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In one of the nations worst areas for public education (The "Corridor of Shame" in SC, Senator Robert Ford (D)'s district ironically), one woman couldnt hide her joy and pride seeing her daughter graduate high school!!! She cheered "My baby made it, yes!"
And the govt, of course, cracked down, sent the men with guns up there and put her into handcuffs and off to jail.
When this young lady got her diploma, she went out to find her mother and celebrate. She found her....in a police van, in handcuffs. She was not allowed to see or speak with her mom, who was being held in the van until transported to the jail.
Government in action. Gotta love it.
Remember that SC is a red state.
SC Woman arrested for cheering at daughters HS graduation ceremony
Loud black people are annoying. Main reason I do not go to public movie theaters.
I hate to say you're right.......but man, I dont do movies anymore either. However, they dont deserve to go to jail for it, as much as I daydreamed of it in a few movies. Loud people of any race are annoying too. Ever try having a drink with a bunch of Italian or Irish morons? It's why I no longer do bars either.
South Carolina....*shrug
Whats wrong with SC? And....may I ask what state you reside in? As one of the most pro-military states in the union, I'd have thought you would be more supportive of this great state.
Having been married to a government school teacher I have to add this:
They ask that the parents and family keep the cheering down simply because they have so many names to read these days that the cheering will drown out the name of the person after the one receiving the cheers, and if they waited for the cheers to die down after each student, it would take them hours upon hours to read all of the names. I don't think that asking people not to cheer during the reading of the names is unreasonable.
Like locking a woman up for having a messy yard, which happened in SC last year.
Things are to the point of ridiculous.
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This kid personally did nothing wrong and should IMO sue the school that is holding him responsible for others behavior.
Having been married to a government school teacher I have to add this:
They ask that the parents and family keep the cheering down simply because they have so many names to read these days that the cheering will drown out the name of the person after the one receiving the cheers, and if they waited for the cheers to die down after each student, it would take them hours upon hours to read all of the names. I don't think that asking people not to cheer during the reading of the names is unreasonable.
Having been married to a government school teacher I have to add this:
They ask that the parents and family keep the cheering down simply because they have so many names to read these days that the cheering will drown out the name of the person after the one receiving the cheers, and if they waited for the cheers to die down after each student, it would take them hours upon hours to read all of the names. I don't think that asking people not to cheer during the reading of the names is unreasonable.
You know, those students and families have each spent more than a decade working toward that moment. Give them each 60 seconds to savor and be applauded for their accomplishment.
The report I read said she was intoxicated and belched something nasty on the folks in front of her mid-scream.
South Carolina....*shrug
Whats wrong with SC? And....may I ask what state you reside in? As one of the most pro-military states in the union, I'd have thought you would be more supportive of this great state.
Yes, I think the "more to the story" is that they wanted an orderly graduation.
The last graduation ceremony I attended was some years ago, but we were advised not to cheer and clap until the end, to facilitate moving all the kids through at a decent pace, and giving all the kids equal time. Imagine being the girl who doesn't have any parents in the house getting your diploma...right behind the varsity quarterback who shipped in his entire neighborhood?
There is a code of conduct. If people are too animalistic to realize there are some events where getting drunk, whooping, hollering, throwing shit around, screaming, aren't appropriate, too bad. They can sit in the paddy wagon. Put them in the kennel with the rest of the dogs.