Fake prom staged to trick lesbian kids (here we go again wow)

[Murf76]

How weird that one of my kids should be studying Bethel School District v. Fraser which limits free speech for school kids. What a cowinky-dink.
Bethel School District v. Fraser - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I doubt the criteria of the McMillen case featured vulgarity, otherwise the court would have probably dismissed her out of hand. Still, it's interesting to note that kids do NOT have a guaranteed right to free speech in all circumstances. And on a side note, it's worth reading what this kid said in the speech which caused the uproar. OMG... what a cheeky monkey!

I'm a "firm" proponent of free speech.
But kids need limits in all things because they're not mature enough to always make good choices. Any parent of teens and tweens will tell you that there's a LIMIT to free speech and that parents aren't democrats in the home. They're autocrats... as it should be.

 

[Againsheila]

Actually, if it wasn't for the tuxedo... she probably wouldn't have won her case.
Hot Air Blog Archive Lesbian teen wins lawsuit against school that canceled prom, sort of


And, IMHO... it's her parents who should be ashamed of themselves. They failed to protect this kid from her own poor judgment. And now, she's probably got every kid in town mad at her. The course of her life is changed and who knows whether it'll be for good or ill.. all over a stupid high school prom.

I wouldn't be so sure about that. I know that if it had happened at my school she would have won the admiration of many of the kids I knew.

She's already gotten $30,000 and appeared on at least two television shows. For some strange reason she reminds me of Octomom.

 

[Samson]

Actually, if it wasn't for the tuxedo... she probably wouldn't have won her case.
Hot Air Blog Archive Lesbian teen wins lawsuit against school that canceled prom, sort of


And, IMHO... it's her parents who should be ashamed of themselves. They failed to protect this kid from her own poor judgment. And now, she's probably got every kid in town mad at her. The course of her life is changed and who knows whether it'll be for good or ill.. all over a stupid high school prom.

I wouldn't be so sure about that. I know that if it had happened at my school she would have won the admiration of many of the kids I knew.

She's already gotten $30,000 and appeared on at least two television shows. For some strange reason she reminds me of Octomom.

I too am a little jealous I didn't think of it first.

 

[Ame®icano]

Actually, if it wasn't for the tuxedo... she probably wouldn't have won her case.
Hot Air Blog Archive Lesbian teen wins lawsuit against school that canceled prom, sort of


And, IMHO... it's her parents who should be ashamed of themselves. They failed to protect this kid from her own poor judgment. And now, she's probably got every kid in town mad at her. The course of her life is changed and who knows whether it'll be for good or ill.. all over a stupid high school prom.

I wouldn't be so sure about that. I know that if it had happened at my school she would have won the admiration of many of the kids I knew.

She's already gotten $30,000 and appeared on at least two television shows. For some strange reason she reminds me of Octomom.

For what did she get the money?

 

[Avatar4321]

I wouldn't be so sure about that. I know that if it had happened at my school she would have won the admiration of many of the kids I knew.

She's already gotten $30,000 and appeared on at least two television shows. For some strange reason she reminds me of Octomom.

For what did she get the money?

I believe she was given scholarship money from Ellen.

 

[Gadawg73]

How weird that one of my kids should be studying Bethel School District v. Fraser which limits free speech for school kids. What a cowinky-dink.
Bethel School District v. Fraser - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I doubt the criteria of the McMillen case featured vulgarity, otherwise the court would have probably dismissed her out of hand. Still, it's interesting to note that kids do NOT have a guaranteed right to free speech in all circumstances. And on a side note, it's worth reading what this kid said in the speech which caused the uproar. OMG... what a cheeky monkey!

I'm a "firm" proponent of free speech.
But kids need limits in all things because they're not mature enough to always make good choices. Any parent of teens and tweens will tell you that there's a LIMIT to free speech and that parents aren't democrats in the home. They're autocrats... as it should be.

Free speech Constitutional challenges can be made and have been held valid in hundreds of cases where no one ever said a word. Free speech does not mean words are spoken and often are defined as actions, not words, Constitutionally.

 

[Gadawg73]

Take the situation for what is truly is. A high school girl wants to be accepted for your sexual preference. She decides to manipulate the school and students into meeting her expectations. The school, parents and students were not interested. So, by force of a judge's decision, they have to have the prom.

The other students had three choices, go to the prom, stay home or have an alternative event. I think the students should sue her for having to miss the prom they invisioned for themselves. The selfish act of one person caused damage to many.

Everything you claim is Bullshit.
A high school girl wanted to go to the prom with her girlfriend.
What is wrong with that?
Adults like you manufacture reasons why she should not be honest about who she is.

"Everything you claim is Bullshit." - prove it. The facts are on my side.

"A high school girl wanted to go to the prom with her girlfriend. What is wrong with that?"
I don't care to write a book on why your confused. You should know the reasoning.

"Adults like you manufacture reasons why she should not be honest about who she is." - No one is saying she can't be honest. They just don't want that type of behavior at a public school function. Good for them.

The facts are not on your side and that is why you are against a gay girl taking her date to the prom. The facts are that you want to insert your religous beliefs into the public school system.
The facts are that now the majority of Americans favor equality and you don't. You are a dinosaur chasing your very large tail.
I may be confused but I know I am right and you are wrong and you should be shamed of yourself judging a high school kid.

 

[Vast LWC]

I think it's rather definite that no law was broken here after the court decision.

That does not change the fact, however, that the people in that town are ignorant pieces of crap, that intentionally did all they could to discriminate against the teenagers in question.

And in the end, they included disabled and learning disabled kids in their discrimination along with the two girls.

Way to go people! Way to show the world that Mississippi hasn't actually evolved at all since the bad old days, they've just learned to keep it legal.

 

[bodecea]

I think it's rather definite that no law was broken here after the court decision.

That does not change the fact, however, that the people in that town are ignorant pieces of crap, that intentionally did all they could to discriminate against the teenagers in question.

And in the end, they included disabled and learning disabled kids in their discrimination along with the two girls.

Way to go people! Way to show the world that Mississippi hasn't actually evolved at all since the bad old days, they've just learned to keep it legal.

Was anyone surprised by this?

 

[saveliberty]

Everything you claim is Bullshit.
A high school girl wanted to go to the prom with her girlfriend.
What is wrong with that?
Adults like you manufacture reasons why she should not be honest about who she is.

"Everything you claim is Bullshit." - prove it. The facts are on my side.

"A high school girl wanted to go to the prom with her girlfriend. What is wrong with that?"
I don't care to write a book on why your confused. You should know the reasoning.

"Adults like you manufacture reasons why she should not be honest about who she is." - No one is saying she can't be honest. They just don't want that type of behavior at a public school function. Good for them.

The facts are not on your side and that is why you are against a gay girl taking her date to the prom. The facts are that you want to insert your religous beliefs into the public school system.
The facts are that now the majority of Americans favor equality and you don't. You are a dinosaur chasing your very large tail.
I may be confused but I know I am right and you are wrong and you should be shamed of yourself judging a high school kid.

Everybody got a prom, that is equality. The facts are indeed on my side and no law was broken. Seriously, your position of na-na I'm right and your not na-na.

 

[Samson]

I think it's rather definite that no law was broken here after the court decision.

That does not change the fact, however, that the people in that town are ignorant pieces of crap, that intentionally did all they could to discriminate against the teenagers in question.

And in the end, they included disabled and learning disabled kids in their discrimination along with the two girls.

Way to go people! Way to show the world that Mississippi hasn't actually evolved at all since the bad old days, they've just learned to keep it legal.

Was anyone surprised by this?

Prejudice Much?

Indiciting the population of an entire state as "neanderthals:" Almost as bad as indiciting all Lesbians as immoral perverts.



Oh, but I forgot, YOUR Prejudices are OK.

 

[Shogun]

That town is a town of everything that is wrong with Americans.

What did you expect? This is Mississippi, Ground Zero of the Republican Party.

So you're saying that everyone in MS hates gays, and is Republican?

Just a tad prejudice yourself, huh.

yea dude. it's a giant ******* shocker that people from the state of Mississippi hates.

 

[Samson]

What did you expect? This is Mississippi, Ground Zero of the Republican Party.

So you're saying that everyone in MS hates gays, and is Republican?

Just a tad prejudice yourself, huh.

yea dude. it's a giant ******* shocker that people from the state of Mississippi hates.

Oh goody: Here's Shogun to add to the evidence that one idiot's prejudice is marginally more stupid than another's.

Thanks, Moron.

 

[Defiant1]

I think it's rather definite that no law was broken here after the court decision.

That does not change the fact, however, that the people in that town are ignorant pieces of crap, that intentionally did all they could to discriminate against the teenagers in question.

And in the end, they included disabled and learning disabled kids in their discrimination along with the two girls.

Way to go people! Way to show the world that Mississippi hasn't actually evolved at all since the bad old days, they've just learned to keep it legal.

Was anyone surprised by this?

It was surprising to see brave patriots standing up for their rights and beliefs.

It may not have started out correctly but they got it right when they figured they could have a private prom and not have to allow depravity into their festivities.

 

[Samson]

I think it's rather definite that no law was broken here after the court decision.

That does not change the fact, however, that the people in that town are ignorant pieces of crap, that intentionally did all they could to discriminate against the teenagers in question.

And in the end, they included disabled and learning disabled kids in their discrimination along with the two girls.

Way to go people! Way to show the world that Mississippi hasn't actually evolved at all since the bad old days, they've just learned to keep it legal.

Was anyone surprised by this?

It was surprising to see brave patriots standing up for their rights and beliefs.

It may not have started out correctly but they got it right when they figured they could have a private prom and not have to allow depravity into their festivities.

Meh, while I agree that citizens have a right to stand-up for thier beliefs, even I think its a stretch to call their treatment of this issue, "Brave."

Brave Patriots would have sacrificed the entire prom for their belief, and simply cancelled everything.

 

[saveliberty]

Was anyone surprised by this?

It was surprising to see brave patriots standing up for their rights and beliefs.

It may not have started out correctly but they got it right when they figured they could have a private prom and not have to allow depravity into their festivities.

Meh, while I agree that citizens have a right to stand-up for thier beliefs, even I think its a stretch to call their treatment of this issue, "Brave."

Brave Patriots would have sacrificed the entire prom for their belief, and simply cancelled everything.

In this case, the patriots were trying to follow the legal opinion of a judge, while also making a statement and prom. Canceling the prom was not an option of the judge as I remember. Is that incorrect?

 

[Samson]

Funny how the ACLU is quick to defend the rights of students in the GLBT community while at the same time try and censor the rights of students to include a prayer in their graduation ceremony.

If you want to throw red herrings, try equating Gays to Blacks.

All sorts of outrage will prevail.

Shogun will even leave his tree-fort to participate.

AND HERE HE IS FOLKS, down from his tree-fort:

yea dude. it's a giant ******* shocker that people from the state of Mississippi hates.

Could you be more predictable?

 

[Samson]

It was surprising to see brave patriots standing up for their rights and beliefs.

It may not have started out correctly but they got it right when they figured they could have a private prom and not have to allow depravity into their festivities.

Meh, while I agree that citizens have a right to stand-up for thier beliefs, even I think its a stretch to call their treatment of this issue, "Brave."

Brave Patriots would have sacrificed the entire prom for their belief, and simply cancelled everything.

In this case, the patriots were trying to follow the legal opinion of a judge, while also making a statement and prom. Canceling the prom was not an option of the judge as I remember. Is that incorrect?

Yeah, you're right, they were forced to work within the system, or be brave, and rebel.

 

[Shogun]

So you're saying that everyone in MS hates gays, and is Republican?

Just a tad prejudice yourself, huh.

yea dude. it's a giant ******* shocker that people from the state of Mississippi hates.

Oh goody: Here's Shogun to add to the evidence that one idiot's prejudice is marginally more stupid than another's.

Thanks, Moron.

evidence in relation to Mississippi tends to be suggestive, lil guy. It probably blows your mind to fathom why so many klan rallies happened in the south too. I mean, your brain must hit white noise every time you ponder that southern states acted the very same way when jim crow laws were mimicking your entire position in this thread.




but hey.. you called me a moron so your point must be more valid than mine!

 

[saveliberty]

Meh, while I agree that citizens have a right to stand-up for thier beliefs, even I think its a stretch to call their treatment of this issue, "Brave."

Brave Patriots would have sacrificed the entire prom for their belief, and simply cancelled everything.

In this case, the patriots were trying to follow the legal opinion of a judge, while also making a statement and prom. Canceling the prom was not an option of the judge as I remember. Is that incorrect?

Yeah, you're right, they were forced to work within the system, or be brave, and rebel.

I think you mean rebell, but it is the South, so rebel works too I suppose. They didn't just sit there and take it, that was brave. I do see your point though. Just going ahead and having the prom with the young lady being kept out would have been the "braver" route.