Bootney Lee Farnsworth
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And what's worse, you're not saying anything that contradicts their position.Thanks.
Some people just do not seem to understand the difference between a private business and the government. Sad state of affairs

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And what's worse, you're not saying anything that contradicts their position.Thanks.
Some people just do not seem to understand the difference between a private business and the government. Sad state of affairs

Wouldn't his business be to teach the subjects he was contracted for? If he didn't want to use the preferred pronouns just call this person by their name?
It really isnt. The child, parents and school have already decided the issue. The kid has rights.It's the same discussion, and when you force him to deny reality you make it his business, and everyone else's.
It really isnt. The child, parents and school have already decided the issue. The kid has rights.
Your nutty prejudices are worth **** all in this case. Neither is the crazed view of the hate filled teacher.
It would surely be very unusual for the school to make what you are saying is an obvious mistake, We don't know much about it. I know in Scotland we take into account emotional violence as well as physical and possibly there was some of that. Whatever the situation it says in the article that he is in jail for coming into school many times after he was told not to. At a guess he is hoping to make a case which will then give all 'Christians' who can't cope with someone changing gender the ability to torment and humiliate any they do come across. Possibly before the cat was out of the bag about the Catholic Church this might have happened. Now possibly less likely. I do not see a school, in particular a Christian school making a case which cannot happen and again he is charged with going to school again and again regardless of the number of times he was told not to. That is what this charge is. The school after its review may bring other charges.No; he was accused of "Gross Misconduct" and no way does it meet the requirements of the Law in Ireland. The Board perjured itself by claiming that was grounds to stop him from doing his job.
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The student wanted to be addressed in that manner. The school has a policy supporting it. He burred up about it instead of just using their name and citizen or they (I always liked the idea of addressing everyone as Citizen Bob). Then he got weird.
Trespassing on a school is bad, mkay... Ask the Wife's ex husband. He couldn't tell you how many police it would take to take him to jail, but he could tell you how many they brought...
That is your crazed opinion. If you refuse to accept the basic facts of the situation I am not sure you have any part in the conversation.The child is being abused, that you consider this normal just shows what a sick **** you are.
That is your crazed opinion. If you refuse to accept the basic facts of the situation I am not sure you have any part in the conversation.
Basically this is ,science,morality,parents and educators versus a few random religious nuts.
we could discuss whether it is age appropriate but lets face it you dont want that convesration either. So suck it up.
ON the flip side, its their right to have them addressed in the manner they choose. The school supports this. He objected - thats fine. But he can't trespass multiple times onto a campus.
That is your crazed opinion. If you refuse to accept the basic facts of the situation I am not sure you have any part in the conversation.
Basically this is ,science,morality,parents and educators versus a few random religious nuts.
we could discuss whether it is age appropriate but lets face it you dont want that convesration either. So suck it up.
Yes, he now he can pay for doing that. That's his hill to die on I guess.
If they want to do that ok. Doesn't hurt anyone but them.
Right it hurts those kids but no one else.
The exact issue, however, is merely how to refer to the person, and he has no right to contradict the will of the parents and the student, as supported by the school.
Yes unless he has the right in his employment contract to discuss medical procedures, or has a duty under local jurisdiction to report to report it.
Neither of those is this case. Its merely how they want to be called. Unless he has a provision in his employment contract which gives him language vetoes, he's out of line and could be fired if disobeying orders from his superior. Tresspassing therefter is illegal and as its a school should be penalized to the fullest extent of the law.
I don't have a problem with his arrest or even incarceration IF the Proximal cause is valid. Then it becomes a bit murky if it is not. Using "gross misconduct" because he didn't follow a Principal's "suggestion" IS what is at the centre of the problem. It will be interesting to see if that calumny holds up in Court.I wasn't born yet.
The guy violated a court order why do you think people who break the law shouldn't be arrested?
It's an Anglican School you doofus!!!If the pupil identifies as a girl then she should be addressed as such. If they maintain thta they are a King or whatever then they are obviously not.
Growing up is tough and the last thing that kids need is bullying by some religious nut case.
The catholic church has no credibility in child protection given that it is the biggest paedo organisation in the world.
It was NOT the School's policy at all; it was the Principal's "suggestion"; an offer he couldn't refuse. That he did is NOT a case of Gross Misconduct according to the Labour Laws.............imo.The student wanted to be addressed in that manner. The school has a policy supporting it. He burred up about it instead of just using their name and citizen or they (I always liked the idea of addressing everyone as Citizen Bob). Then he got weird.
Trespassing on a school is bad, mkay... Ask the Wife's ex husband. He couldn't tell you how many police it would take to take him to jail, but he could tell you how many they brought...
No; the matter of "gross misconduct" is the issue. According to the Law it does NOT meet the standard. It was an arbitrarily imposed "suggestion".Yes unless he has the right in his employment contract to discuss medical procedures, or has a duty under local jurisdiction to report to report it.
Neither of those is this case. Its merely how they want to be called. Unless he has a provision in his employment contract which gives him language vetoes, he's out of line and could be fired if disobeying orders from his superior. Tresspassing therefter is illegal and as its a school should be penalized to the fullest extent of the law.
No; the issue of being charged with "gross misconduct" is already a career killer. Frankly the charge is a misuse of Authority and I would be surprised if it isn't a court payout....though it is Ireland; not quite the US Culture of suing.That is definitely an opinion.
The more relevant fact is that now no school will hire him, because he is a wack job who tresspassed multiple time onto a school.
AIt would surely be very unusual for the school to make what you are saying is an obvious mistake, We don't know much about it. I know in Scotland we take into account emotional violence as well as physical and possibly there was some of that. Whatever the situation it says in the article that he is in jail for coming into school many times after he was told not to. At a guess he is hoping to make a case which will then give all 'Christians' who can't cope with someone changing gender the ability to torment and humiliate any they do come across. Possibly before the cat was out of the bag about the Catholic Church this might have happened. Now possibly less likely. I do not see a school, in particular a Christian school making a case which cannot happen and again he is charged with going to school again and again regardless of the number of times he was told not to. That is what this charge is. The school after its review may bring other charges.
Why would we allow a kid to hurt themselves??Right it hurts those kids but no one else.
The exact issue, however, is merely how to refer to the person, and he has no right to contradict the will of the parents and the student, as supported by the school.