Detention or being suspended not sufficient. Should be expelled.
Posted on 05/26/2017 6:36:06 AM PDT by Puppage
CHANNELVIEW, Texas (AP) — A Houston-area school district has disciplined several teachers after a student received a mock award naming her “most likely to become a terrorist.”
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Detention or being suspended not sufficient. Should be expelled.
Personally, I would have dug that when I was that age. Loved to blow stuff up.
Man, people get their panties in a wad easily these days.
I remember my HS chemistry teacher saying something to me on the lines of “you’re dangerous.”
One of my favorite books was the two-volume “Military Pyrotechnics.”
Houston?..... lemme guess
Until we have actual, full-scale war, the Left’s slacktivists will continue to emote and behave like it is all one cute, dramatic, distant game that really only happens on TV, their true reality box.
They should have given the award to Clock Boy.
Without reading the article, my initial reaction: We’ve completely lost our sense of humor today, all because of the PC police.
Maybe the article would dissuade me from that view, but I’m not going to bother.
Me as well. We have suck a pampered coddled society. God forbid we should ever be invaded. I fear the vast majority would go hands up on knees.
Me as well. We have suck a pampered coddled society. God forbid we should ever be invaded. I fear the vast majority would go hands up on knees.
This
I wonder how these snowflakes will stand up to the real adversities in their lives. I don't know how funny it really was but these types of joke awards have been going on forever. The biggest problem is that society has no sense of humor and is too p.c.
Channel 2 in Houston, who reported this is always trying to sensationalize stories like this one.
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