Gig Harbor school security video use limited after flap over girls' kiss

King 5 News ^ | 09:45 AM PDT on Thursday, April 26, 2007 | AP

[dfwgator]

IB4TTTIUWP!

[CholeraJoe]

IMHO, an unemancipated minor has no expectation of privacy, ever. Their parents can read their mail, medical records, email and text messages.

[BigTex5]

Well someone’s gotta say it...

This thread is useless without pics!

[10mm]

[JTHomes]

That doesn’t look like a peck.

[Sopater]

IMHO, an unemancipated minor has no expectation of privacy, ever. Their parents can read their mail, medical records, email and text messages.

Here! Here!

[MARTIAL MONK]

That’s a bushel if I ever saw one.

[Popman]

IMHO, an unemancipated minor has no expectation of privacy, ever. Their parents can read their mail, medical records, email and text messages.

All my children (6) at some point in their leap from teenager to adulthood have tried to make me believe they actually have rights, besides natural rights, while under my roof, eating my food, using my utilities, on my insurance plans and in some cases paying for their education.

It has always been an interesting conversation every time and humorous .

[brytlea]

EWWWWW!
susie

[Sopater]

All my children (6) at some point in their leap from teenager to adulthood have tried to make me believe they actually have rights, besides natural rights, while under my roof, eating my food, using my utilities, on my insurance plans and in some cases paying for their education.

An interesting thought just occurred to me. I wonder if the gov't will feel the same way when they have everyone living under a roof, eating the food, using the utilities, health plans, and education that are provided by the gov't? Will we think that we still have rights? Hmmmm.

[Sopater]

This thread is useless without pics!

Would you feel the same way if it had been a couple of dudes?

[JTHomes]

HOTTTTT!

[brytlea]

Please see post 12.
susie

[Star Traveler]

You said — “Here! Here!”

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Ummmm..., I could answer, “There, There!” But to avoid that kind of answer, simply say, “Hear! Hear!”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hear_hear

[Star Traveler]

You asked another poster — “Would you feel the same way if it had been a couple of dudes?”

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Nope, sure wouldn’t. So, that begs the question, “Does it seem different if it’s a man looking at something like that with two men? In other words, it would be the same for women looking at two women that way, too Or — does it seem somehow different from the standpoint of two women versus two men.

No, this is not a trick question; just wondering if it is the same in the view of women, or it seems different in the view of women. (I don’t belong to that side of the fence, you see...)...

[JamesP81]

IMHO, an unemancipated minor has no expectation of privacy, ever. Their parents can read their mail, medical records, email and text messages.

Legally, you are right. Practically, such invasive rules on kids almost out of the house anyway frequently produces bitter children that will remain bitter towards their parents for the remainder of their days. If you treat 16 to 18 year old kids like their 5 the result is that they'll get away from you as fast as they can and when mom and dad get old, they can forget junior taking care of them. Not to mention that these kids don't often turn into model citizens.

Not that any of that has anything to do with this issue. They were in public. People tend to see things done in public.

[windcliff]

They are not guilty.

[Sopater]

I'm so ebarrassed...

[LeGrande]

IMHO, an unemancipated minor has no expectation of privacy, ever.

So a step father has the right to strip search his 15 year old daughter?

Children do have privacy rights whether you like it or not.