Pro-life shirt barred as 'obscene'

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Friday, March 12, 2004

[JohnHuang2]

Friday, March 12, 2004

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[jwh_Denver]

All just part of the end times.

Hello John, still at it and doing a great job.

[thoughtomator]

Gee... who woulda thunk, give government the power to ban what is obscene, and then they turn around and say that the political opposition's message is obscene.

[TheBigB]

Assistant Vice Principal Marylin Sinclair-White at Denbigh High School in Newport News, Va

"NEVER trust a woman with a hyphenated last name."--Lewis Grizzard.

[Post Toasties]

Was this Vice Principal Marylin Sinclair-White wearing her jackboots and brown shirt while she was denying the student his right to free speech? She might just as well have, because she was being a perfect Nazi.

[JohnHuang2]

G'evening, my friend.

[Lancey Howard]

Interesting.
I wonder why the shirt reads, "ABORTION IS HOMICIDE" rather than the more conventional, "ABORTION IS MURDER"?

[stands2reason]

I dunno....maybe cos it's premeditated?

[AHerald]

...give government the power to ban what is obscene, and then they turn around and say that the political opposition's message is obscene.

The article says that it's a school policy behind the ban, not government policy.

[stands2reason]

I don't think so. Though the article doesn't make it clear, I would think if it was a private school, Thomas More wouldn't get involved....

[BykrBayb]

I believe it's a government-run school.

[dead]

The morons on the left cheer when the government shuts down voices on the right.

The morons on the right cheer when the government shuts down voices on the left.

The government just keeps making everybody cheer.

[thoughtomator]

Government school policy is still government policy.

[teletech]

The leftist NEA strikes again!

[supercat]

I wonder why the shirt reads, "ABORTION IS HOMICIDE" rather than the more conventional, "ABORTION IS MURDER"?

Probably because there are circumstances in which abortion, like homicide, is justifiable.

[Brian Allen]

<< The article says that it's a school policy behind the ban, not government policy. >>

Oh, that's good.

I'm so glad you have cleared up the separation of school and government for us.

Now my government owned operated controlled and staffed local school will be able to alter its policy and offer prayers before classes and football matches.

I'll race down there and inform its ACLU-DNC-NEA minders at once.

[jwh_Denver]

She might just as well have, because she was being a perfect Nazi.

Perfect Nazi or perfect commie? Either way it's my way or cut your throat dead highway. When does the bell tolls for these kind?

[AHerald]

Government school policy is still government policy.

So because a public school operates under governmental authority that makes an individual public school's, or school district's, dress code policy equivalent to government policy? ... Perhaps a legal expert here can explain.

[AHerald]

If you're going to quote and then comment on a post of mine, please at least ping me.

[GATOR NAVY]

"NEVER trust a woman with a hyphenated last name."--Lewis Grizzard.

Nor a man with more than one middle name and/or a roman numeral.