Police called to quell RP high school unrest - focus centers on Conservative Club

The Press Democrat ^ | 01/17/2004 | ROBERT DIGITALE

[cake_crumb]

..."whether it related in any way to some students’ anger toward the school’s Conservative Club."

If the term "conservative" weren't associated with the club, such fascist actions would have been denounced as intolorant and dastardly. But as it has to do with conservatives, the students' and teachers' actions are just "anger".

Anyone watch The Wave? Welcome to the New, National Socialist Party.

[cake_crumb]

Didn't one of the teachers he asked for help tell him that he DESERVED what he was getting?

[LiteKeeper]

SPOTREP - Kinda reveals the lie that liberals are liberal.

[FourPeas]

It stirred up a myriad of possibilities.

Perhaps the instructors are not purposefully lying, but instead truly do believe they don't have a liberal slant. They could conceivably similarly rationalize their failure to help the young man.

Perhaps they're out-right lying (NEA members?) and figure that no one will notice. Therefore, they might reason that the second statement might actually be believed.

Then again, they might simply not care since they know that teachers are rarely fired for having a liberal slant to their teaching. Also, teachers are rarely even criticized for not protecting a kid who has such an unpopular opinion.

[Uncle Hal]

Any one that is white, male, heterosexual, and christian can be picked on and ridiculed without fear of reprisal by authorities or the mainstream media.