I feel for G's son. Taking a sophomore kid's business to Limbaugh or Carr to make political war is just plain over the line.
I have a lot of respect for G, but this is a mistake.
Why?
Why is making this a political war over the line? What was over the line was the political BS that caused this to happen.
You and pogo are simply against him hitting back politically because it is the side you agree with this time.
Because
it isn't a political issue, that's why.
Unless you can explain to the class wtf a school's operation, reasonable or unreasonable, has to do with Rump, or with any kind of "politics" at all.
Clearly the school's (over)reaction here is based on a concern about gun violence in schools. While this or that politician may choose to take a side
related to that, "gun violence in schools" is not itself a political issue but a social one. Politics and politicians have no authority or influence over social values. What is Donald Rump supposed to do, issue an executive order saying a kid can make a finger gun?
I might add, we had no indication from the OP if this suspension was entirely from the incident described, or if it comes from a cumulative history. That's all stuff we don't know, but that's not political either.
I don't know what OL stated but I advised that g5000 should not allow the talking heads to frame the issue as political. And I explained then, that they would do that in order to spike their ratings, because tribalist conflict is a boon for ratings --- but it also completely obscures what's going on and reduces it to yet another pawn in that bullshit tribal "everything is politics" song and dance. As long as that keeps happening, nothing gets addressed.