[JohnHuang2]

Wednesday, February 5, 2003

Quote of the Day by EternalVigilance

[Vindibudd]

I am pro life but really, we need to pick the battles. Running around with such an in-your-face type of shirt is not conducive to a learning environment.

This sort of thing is merely disrupting school. The time for a protest is not at school where people are trying to learn.

[Jumper]

Funny how a simple message of Life and Faith on T-shirt in a sea of T-shirts expressing every contrary opinion is somehow uncondusive to education. "It" (What is the meaning of IT) depends on the "message" of the "education" and the intent of those who teach. Americans are becoming tired of leaving their beliefs checked at the coat rack (political correctness is the term) in order to get along in the liberal ivory towers of American education institutions. It is high time that the liberals stop offending people by using reverse discrimination; Is it forbiden for anyone to challenge the liberal idealogy taught at our subsisdized schools in which the NEA and NTA are considered the height of Liberal Values at the expense of education and family unity?

[MudPuppy]

BUMP for Life

[ladylib]

"DeLong said the Chardon High School student's shirt "disrupts the educational process," according to Erik Whittington, spokesman for Rock for Life, the group that produced the shirt."

Exactly what does "disrupts the educational process" mean? Two students complain and the "educational process" is disrupted? I think these principals have way too much latitude in deciding what a "disruption" is.

This school is going to be sued, and the taxpayer is going to wind up paying for it.

Maybe principals should be required to take a seminar on First Amendment rights. This was already settled years ago.

[biblewonk]

How disgusting and ironic and intollerant and PC and what ever else that a 15 year old slut has the right to kill her baby but another 15 year old can't wear a shirt that says it's wrong.

[Notwithstanding]

GREAT NEWS HERE - KID WINS:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/836895/posts