[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.

[butter pecan fan]

The time for a protest is not at school where people are trying to learn.

Umm... which school would that be?

[martin gibson]

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...

Why, yes! Of course, Vindibudd. We should never express our beliefs to the public school government employees, 'community activists', or 'political spokespersons' when a far more productive tract would be for us to simply keep our mouths shut and remain silent.

Wait!! I know!! I bet you would prefer that we engage our 'abortion enthusiast' friends in polite conversation and reasoned, cordial debate?

I agree with you completely. We must at all times be pleasant, polite and civil with our shrill, strident and hysterical neo-Stalinist friends.

And we must never, ever, even inadvertently, give offense to any bureaucratic lickspittle lackey of the leviathan. I agree with you completely and propose we all walk silently with our eyes averted and our heads down at all times!!

Pleasant is as pleasant does!!

[ohioman]

It would have been no problem if the kids shirt had the faggott rainbow on it, or the queer nation. Then, it would be the school who would be expounding on free speech.