[SmithL]

Anti-American leeches.

[rob21]

"Not a lot of people know what's going on with the war," said Krystal Elebiary, a junior who joined with student Daniel Sandoval to write a letter and collect about 250 student signatures proclaiming, "We will not be used as tools for an unjust and imperialist war." When I read something that stupid, all I can do is sit here and laugh. She thinks that she's an expert on the war, but then claims that it's a result of imperialism. LOL!

[bassmaner]

I am so sick of this sh!t - g*ddamned f**king leftist leeches shoving anti-American communist propaganda down the throats of impressionable young people.

I don't care if it's Berkeley - they need to be made an example of. Shut them down. Fire them for insubordination, and place every single one of the treasonous bastards under arrest. Now.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

Seems to me that the oath most teachers take to get their jobs should prevent their activism against their host country...

[jazusamo]

Parent volunteers are contacting the 150 to determine their intentions.

If the school district is so particular about releasing student information what in the H*** are they doing telling parent volunteers who the students are that haven't signed the opt out form?

[Publius Valerius]

Sorry, I have to agree with them. I certainly wouldn’t want all my personal information handed over to military recruiters.

Frankly, I commend the school district for acting to protect its students personal information.

Flame away.

[rbosque]

Cowards. My two sons served in Iraq in place of cowards?
Un-American communists. Freedom isn’t free.

[stevie_d_64]

I would venture a guess here...

That these are really the type of young people I do not want serving along side the young folks who are volunteering to serve...

I believe if this is the “last” school...I believe we have enough young and very capable folks that would serve if asked...And I would believe we won’t have to ask if it ever came to that...

[LiteKeeper]

Let me see if I have this right:

1. The schools receive large amounts of federal money

2. The schools receive protection from the federal government

3. But the schools refuse to allow the federal government access to the names of the students they are paying to educate and protect...

4. And heaven forbid that the school would consider any of the students would want to serve in the military.

[dakine]

Uh-oh, this argument again...Notice how the fedgov trys the fund withholding...hated when they did that with the highway funds back in the 18 drinking age and the 55 mph days...