Why is it that school officials fall off of the deep end when a student stands up for their rights?
http://www.wowktv.com/story/22587338/14 ... -in-jailAs

What caliber t-shirt was he wearing?Safebyahare wrote:Making the opposing argument:
The school has a zero gun tolerance. This means any shirt showing a gun is disruptive.
The shirts may vary, but the rule remains the same. This will include,Yosemite Sam holding guns to even Wounded Warrior shirt (gun in pic). No article of clothing may have a gun on it.
We are not against the 2nd Amendment or the NRA. The fact that the shirt had the picture of an AR-15 is unacceptable.
Had the student worn a shirt that said "the second protects the first" or NRA would be tolerated.
However,,,
No clothing shall be offensive to any person or persons in school, this will be subject to and not including review.




Safebyahare wrote:Mr. DD![]()
Thanks to YOUR post and the media coverage of your sons gun fetish, the following absurd events have taken place.
Pop tarts have stop making the ivory pistol grip model, and have added a red dye to frosting.
Remington has started making a rainbow sprinkle stock shot gun.
Croisant guns have popped up at Everyone Wins Grammar School.
A banana holster was seen on a student at It Takes a Village Unified School District.
A softball player named "bam bam" has been ejected from a HS game. Her dad was arrested after yelling her name.
We politicly correct left wing loons know what is best for you and your kind.
If you have any ideas of protesting the IRS will be looking into your financing.
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It's an easy road to be left. It is a tuff gig to stay righted honest and true. Common sense makes good sense.
