[RexBeach]

I remember, way back there in high school(1966) when a young lady showed up one day wearing a pant suit. She told to drive all the way home, change into a dress, and then return to school.

Wow. Things have changed.

I wonder where this seventh grader got the idea that it was OK to wear a t-shirt that insults the POTUS during war time? But then, it’s Vermont, and we all know that Vermont is now Soviet Socialist Republic, isn’t it?

[rockrr]

With any luck his classmates will give him an attitude adjustment. Free speech does have its consequences...

[L98Fiero]

Maybe I should sue that teacher who always made me tuck in my shirt. 1987.

“Wow. Things have changed.”

You said it, Rex.

[muawiyah]

Most likely the kid doesn't have a fear of any of the other students taking offense.

Where and when I went to school there would have been a very real chance the kid would find his skull knocked from atop his spinal column with several baseball bats ~ and that'd be in homeroom at 7:30 AM.

Lord only knows what would have happened after that.

Times change.

[reagan_fanatic]

When I was in school, there was one day set aside every month where we could wear jeans with holes in them.

Such attitudes seem almost surreal now.

[gondramB]

>>I wonder where this seventh grader got the idea that it was OK to wear a t-shirt that insults the POTUS during war time? But then, it’s Vermont, and we all know that Vermont is now Soviet Socialist Republic, isn’t it?<<

I’m an American. It’s my God given right to criticize my government, if I choose.

Now, its better if people have the good sense to use this right wisely. But its not for the government to take that right away - that way lies tyranny, for sure.