Well, if you believe the schools’ mission is to achieve “self expression” among its students, then your point is spot on.
Similarly you personally should stop advocating that nuns and Jews be burned in pile in the street. Really, it's offensive equalitybeforethelaw.
We know you say that because you don't like hair and the Nazis wore short hair.
Since you just took a phrase in Sloths post, and insisted that it means something he didn't say which could be offensive, then you have set the standard in which it is perfectly okay for me or anyone else to do the same.
That's your version of debate and we are all perfectly willing to do it your way, well except the Nuns and the Jews.
You want to debate whether or not your post did what I just accused you of?
I am up to it.
To MrEdd
Re: “Similarly you personally should stop advocating that nuns and Jews be burned in pile in the street. Really, it’s offensive equalitybeforethelaw.” “We know you say that because you don’t like hair and the Nazis wore short hair.”
Response: Huh? MrEdd, I really think you have me confused with someone else or are yourself confused. I spoke of “self expression” versus “self mastery”, two concepts on the same continum. My concern is simply the father’s pig headedness is scaring his son for selfish reasons. I have no idea how NAZIs and dead nuns and jews came into this discussion. Please review my posts and reconsider your attack on me.
Note: In regards to your characterization that I “don’t like hair and the Nazis wore short hair”, let me point out that NAZI soldiers wore their hair longer than is permissible under US Military standards. You would be hard pressed to find many NAZIs sporting a crew cut. Finally, I have worn my hair long and short in my lifetime. But when I was 4 my parents cut my hair. Little Taylor should be allowed to form friendships at his school. A simple trim would permit him to be one of the kids instead of having to defend his father’s opions as a 4 year old. Lighten up Francis.