[Clint N. Suhks]

Other students say they felt threatened by the shirts, which also quoted Bible verses pertaining to homosexuality.

Yes Virginia, the Bible is a threat to all liberal mindless peoples...it's in direct conflict with their religion. i.e. Moral Relativism.

[Kimmers]

Would someone tell me what was wrong with these shirts....I am proud to say my boys would have been wearing them and if the schools had a problem with that...they could talk to my lawyer...schools always back down when you mention lawyer

[big'ol_freeper]

One town over from where I grew up.

[FormerLib]

"We felt if they could voice their opinions for it, we could voice our opinion against it," he said.

I'm sorry, but expressing such thoughts in a free and open manner is strictly verboten!

[Spktyr]

Gotta love it, turning the left's traditional tools against them. If they get a good lawyer, they're going to end up owning that school district.

This is deserved and not frivolous.

[little jeremiah]

Homosexual Agenda Ping.

Yup, free speech for me but not for thee. There is no such thing as moral relativism; there are those who see the truth and understand what is right and what is wrong, and there are those who see it inside out/upside down. The so-called moral relativists are more fanatic, more intolerant and more absolutist than any theist.

They want us to shut up and bend over and take it.

I loathe their philosophy, methods, and practices, and I will not shut up.

Let me and DirtyHarryY2K know if you want on/off this pinglist.

[Redcloak]

the T-shirts [were] in response to an annual Day of Silence

What's the problem? I can't think of anything more "silent" than a T-shirt.

[Skooz]

Other students say they felt threatened by the shirts,

Yeah. 18 ounces of 100% cotton cloth is terrifying.

[LIConFem]

I'm a thespian, and I have no problem with the t-shirts.

[newgeezer]

The boys ... say their constitutional right to free speech was violated.

They can wear the shirts (just not on school grounds). Their constitutional right to free speech was not violated.

[longtermmemmory]

Bump for fighting leftist intollerance of opposition!

[SaveTheChief]

If schools are going to allow the gay-straight alliance groups, ribbons, or any other expressions that are pro-homosexual in nature, then they must allow the open expression of those who do not agree with the homosexual lifestyle.

The t-shirts these kids wore are not threatening at all, but it seems the left always cries "I felt threatened" as a means of getting attention and stopping those from practicing their Constitutional right to free speech.

[stevio]

My favorite T-Shirt slogan was with the Trix Cereal rabbit; Silly faggot, dix are for chix.

[Crookie Monster]

Vendetta said the idea for the T-shirts was in response to an annual Day of Silence earlier this week.

What the F*** is this?

[SF Republican]

Adam and Steve!

[firewalk]

"We felt if they could voice their opinions for it, we could voice our opinion against it," he said.

(your opinion does not matter)
who the heck do you think you are anyway...Americans?
just shut up already...
and quit wearing those scary shirts

[trubluolyguy]

You boys just don't understand, 1st amendment rights only pertain to the other side of the argument. THe last thing the perverts and their enablers on the left want or need is for us to exercise our free speech. That is the reason for the advent of terms such as "hate speech". It is also the reason for the "politically correct" way of thinking and speaking.

Once again, they get free speech rights, you do not. Never forget that.

[freepatriot32]

Libertarian ping.To be added or removed from my ping list freepmail me or post a message here.

[mtbopfuyn]

"We felt if they could voice their opinions for it, we could voice our opinion against it," he said. "There is another side to this debate, and we're representing it."

Smells like a double standard. Those students should take the school to court. Oh, never mind. The men in black robes would side with the ACLU and Gay Rights once again.

[meandog]

proper dress code for public schools these days...