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[DBeers]

"It was honestly just really upsetting to me that someone would try to bring that into school," said Joe Adamczyk, a senior who is a member of the Gay-Straight Alliance. "I thought society was sort of beyond this, but it feels like we're kind of regressing."

He has been drinking a bit too much from the leftist koolaid trough of delusion... Society will never accept the absurd as normal...

Despite the latest propaganda campaign -"it" will not get better if you continue hitting yourself on the head with a hammer... Blame the hammer all you want DUH...

[fieldmarshaldj]

How ‘bout “No Chocolate On MY Pickle !” t-shirts ?

[RJL]

So during “anti-bullying” week the school bullied these kids into covering up their shirts and their beliefs.

[Mr. Silverback]

Several students complained to high school administrators Monday -- the first day of an anti-bullying "Ally Week" -- when three students wore the T-shirts, which also quoted a Biblical passage advocating death as a punishment for homosexual activity.

The shirts should have had the verse about the unity of man and woman from Genesis, or one of the instances where Jesus commented on it. There's no reason to give dorky administrators an excuse to call your shirt violent.

That is, if these kids weren't plants. I find that use of stoning passages from the Torah by today's Christians is a lib fantasy for the most part.

[fwdude]

"It was honestly just really upsetting to me that someone would try to bring that into school," said Joe Adamczyk...

Awww, upset? Did you piss in your panties? Go home and have a good cry?

[Colonel_Flagg]

It wasn't exactly what they'd planned, but St. Charles North High School administrators said an anti-bullying initiative may have accomplished its goal after a group of students wore "Straight Pride" T-shirts through the hallways this week.

No. The bullies just picked a different target.