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OH, now you care about free speech, what a jokeHe was giving a lesson on free speech. Provocative, offensive behavior is exactly why the First Amendment exists. Popular speech doesn't need protection.
Was there a time I haven't?
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OH, now you care about free speech, what a jokeHe was giving a lesson on free speech. Provocative, offensive behavior is exactly why the First Amendment exists. Popular speech doesn't need protection.
Bullshit! Disrespecting the flag disrespects the country and all those who have fought and died for it.
It's a ******* piece of cloth that was probably made in China.
That is one sick opinion.
Uh -- don't think so. A school is supposed to be a place to learn to think ... not a place to learn not to -- which is the message the school board sent: "Be a good little prole and do not question the State".
Again -- **** that.
Tell me again what the purpose of the Second Amendment is.... 'cause you're got a glaring contradiction here.![]()
"It can't be more obvious that your goal here is complete lobotomized robot-think that won't dare ever question the government, but rather just smile blithely and do whatever "the flag" tells you. Here's a guy who tried to teach his kids that it's absolutely valid to raise such questions, and you want him banned out of teaching forever"
Wrong again. I probably question the government far more often than you. The government and the country are two very diferent things. Just as expressing an opinion and teaching are also two very different things. He was teaching disrespect for the country and the flag and that should never happen.
Was there a time I haven't?
Bull Shit. The lesson was, in part, that investing an inanimate object with some weird kind of supernatural deity-essence is absolutely questionable. Which it is.
--- Which makes the school board's spineless reaction very much a mixed message, as it directly contradicts the teacher's lesson.
"Bull Shit. The lesson was, in part, that investing an inanimate object with some weird kind of supernatural deity-essence is absolutely questionable."
He-and you-are free to hold that questionable opinion. You are NOT free to teach it to my children as fact in school.
The classroom did not belong to the teacher.To me, if the flag belonged to the teacher, then they should be free to do with it whatever they want.
God bless you always!!!
Holly
P.S. Now if I had witnessed their walking all over it, I most definitely would not have hesitated to tell them that they can always leave this country whenever they want to if they hate it that much.![]()
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The classroom did not belong to the teacher.To me, if the flag belonged to the teacher, then they should be free to do with it whatever they want.
God bless you always!!!
Holly
P.S. Now if I had witnessed their walking all over it, I most definitely would not have hesitated to tell them that they can always leave this country whenever they want to if they hate it that much.![]()
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Oh, the fuckin' DRAMA!!!!!The classroom did not belong to the teacher.To me, if the flag belonged to the teacher, then they should be free to do with it whatever they want.
God bless you always!!!
Holly
P.S. Now if I had witnessed their walking all over it, I most definitely would not have hesitated to tell them that they can always leave this country whenever they want to if they hate it that much.![]()
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That's right.
It belongs to the students. They are in fact the reason it exists. The only reason.
Something the school board needs to learn.
The beauty of it is, they still can."That school could have used that as an educational tool."Shameful that a teacher would be fired for this.
That school could have used that as an educational tool. Instead, they acted like they're in Iran.
Completely disses all the people who died so we would have the right to step on or burn a piece of fabric that symbolizes our most precious freedom - the First Amendment.
Yes, they could have invited some of those people on permanent disability from defending that flag to come and tell the students just how much THEY gave, and how little the teacher respects their sacrifice.
The beauty of it is, they still can."That school could have used that as an educational tool."Shameful that a teacher would be fired for this.
That school could have used that as an educational tool. Instead, they acted like they're in Iran.
Completely disses all the people who died so we would have the right to step on or burn a piece of fabric that symbolizes our most precious freedom - the First Amendment.
Yes, they could have invited some of those people on permanent disability from defending that flag to come and tell the students just how much THEY gave, and how little the teacher respects their sacrifice.
The beauty of it is, they still can."That school could have used that as an educational tool."Shameful that a teacher would be fired for this.
That school could have used that as an educational tool. Instead, they acted like they're in Iran.
Completely disses all the people who died so we would have the right to step on or burn a piece of fabric that symbolizes our most precious freedom - the First Amendment.
Yes, they could have invited some of those people on permanent disability from defending that flag to come and tell the students just how much THEY gave, and how little the teacher respects their sacrifice.
Nobody's on disability for defending a flag. A country maybe but not a frickin' flag.
But they could do that. Then they could segue into a class exploration of what symbolism and fetishism mean.
As a final finishing touch to which, they could come up and inspect the flag closely to read the words:
"Made in China".
There's a lesson.
Was there a time I haven't?
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
Oh the Irony...
The beauty of it is, they still can."That school could have used that as an educational tool."Shameful that a teacher would be fired for this.
That school could have used that as an educational tool. Instead, they acted like they're in Iran.
Completely disses all the people who died so we would have the right to step on or burn a piece of fabric that symbolizes our most precious freedom - the First Amendment.
Yes, they could have invited some of those people on permanent disability from defending that flag to come and tell the students just how much THEY gave, and how little the teacher respects their sacrifice.
Nobody's on disability for defending a flag. A country maybe but not a frickin' flag.
But they could do that. Then they could segue into a class exploration of what symbolism and fetishism mean.
As a final finishing touch to which, they could come up and inspect the flag closely to read the words:
"Made in China".
There's a lesson.
You know, for a fact, that that particular flag was made in China?
But you go ahead, burn the flag, walk on the flag. piss on it if you want.
Just be careful who you do it in front of.
Some guy with a metal leg make kick your ass.
or a man with a metal arm may knock your block off.
and while you're in the hospital, keep mumbling thru your broken teeth:
'But, I was just expressing my freedom of speech using a piece of cloth that doesn't mean a thing."
Ya know, an excellent place to show off your freedom of speech would be in front of a VA hospital, or even a clinic.
Even better place, would be outside the local VFW, somewhere about closing time.
Somehow, I doubt you have the guts for that.