[usmcobra]

I am willing to bet that this school system like so many others around the country has a code of conduct that generally the students or their parents have to sign saying they will follow it.

Always such codes of conduct are written so that, like it or not, displays of anything that could be construed as racist or hateful are not allowed.

Now having said that These young men chose not to honor a commitment that they were bound by to ensure that their school was a peaceful center of learning.

What would you you call someone that refuses to honor a code of conduct?

[rockrr]

The skin-head looker appeared to be hot to test the limits of their code of conduct along with the patience of all concerned. The shaggy-haired kid appeared to be a gullible follower in over his head.

I think they got more than they bargained for...

[stand watie]

assuming that you might for ONCE be correct (NOT a GOOD presumption, imVho.), instead of posting KNOWING nonsense/UNtruths/BILGE, you would be correct in saying that the person was an oath-breaker, assuming again that the signing was VOLUNTARY.

the FACTS likely are however that at least ONE of the following are TRUE:

a. that there was no such code,

b. that they didn't sign it IF it exists,

c. that IF they signed the alleged document,that the signing was NOT in any true sense VOLUNTARY.

so in summary, i suspect your surmise is AGAIN nonsense & based on nothing but guesswork & your UNthinking, inbred,PREJUDICES.

free dixie,sw