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Inappropriate for school?
- Thread starter Justin87
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That’s a lipstick silly, for all the trans kids.
Sorry if y’all came up with that one I couldn’t read 5 pages of ****.
Sorry if y’all came up with that one I couldn’t read 5 pages of ****.
When my younger son was in high school, he had a buddy, Vince, whose mom worked for a latex company in Lawrenceville that made condoms. My son and Vince wore Durex condom shirts all the time to school and I never got any feedback. This was about 20 years ago.
Big controversy at my school back in the late 70's...
Big controversy at my school back in the late 70's...
I had one of those shirts....and a bumper sticker on my truck at the time. I was into dirt bikes.
I bet he could wear a pro-abortion shirt without any problem. Or make it more accurate
KILL ALL THE UNWANTED BABIES.
KILL ALL THE UNWANTED BABIES.
The School's policy violates the child's first amendment right to express himself in a way that does not disturb the operation of the school or threaten others.
Anybody who is so stupid they can't tell the difference between
[and these are hypothetical examples]
(1) a kid posing with a hunting rifle (or a round of big game hunting rifle ammo) and deer antlers, and captioning the pic "Hunts Bucks"...
and
(2) a gangster thuglet holding his Glock fore-tay sideways and captioning the photo with "Street Cred-I gots it"
...should not be involved in public education in any capacity.
Not helping write the policy about appropriate clothing, and not enforcing it or reporting alleged violations.
Anybody who is so stupid they can't tell the difference between
[and these are hypothetical examples]
(1) a kid posing with a hunting rifle (or a round of big game hunting rifle ammo) and deer antlers, and captioning the pic "Hunts Bucks"...
and
(2) a gangster thuglet holding his Glock fore-tay sideways and captioning the photo with "Street Cred-I gots it"
...should not be involved in public education in any capacity.
Not helping write the policy about appropriate clothing, and not enforcing it or reporting alleged violations.
In 2005, The Georgia General Assembly passed a resolution calling for a constitutional amendment guaranteeing the right of hunting in Georgia.
The voters overwhelmingly approved that constitutional amendment during the 2006 election.
This public school kid was expressing his support for a constitutionally-protected sport and a positive, cherished part of Georgia's cultural heritage and history.
The voters overwhelmingly approved that constitutional amendment during the 2006 election.
This public school kid was expressing his support for a constitutionally-protected sport and a positive, cherished part of Georgia's cultural heritage and history.
