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To: Sopater
"...the principal said participation was not required and students could have said no.

Isn't this a form of intimidation and bullying when an authority figure, like a teacher, indicates they want a student to do something but tells them they don't really have to (wink, wink)?

Didn't the courts say this voluntary participation technique was not legal in the case of voluntary school prayer?


9 posted on 02/13/2014 8:14:52 AM PST by Iron Munro ("Show me the man, and I'll show you the crime." - Lavrentiy Beria (& Eric Holder))
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To: Iron Munro

In a setting such as school or work where the person in authority says “we’re going to play a game”, you play, whether or not they say it’s required. What are those who “opt out” supposed to do? Sit in their seats quietly and just watch?


15 posted on 02/13/2014 8:19:59 AM PST by Sopater (Is it not lawful for me to do what I will with mine own? - Matthew 20:15a)
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