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The student "was confronted by one of the school's teachers while getting his lunch. When Jared refused to remove or reverse the shirt, the teacher began to raise his voice, and it caught the attention of students eating their lunch, White said. Marcum was eventually arrested and taken away by police after refusing to remove the shirt. White said that when police told the teen they were going to arrest him, he stuck his hands out and said, 'Fine.'" Logan City Police Chief E.K. Harper told ABCNews.com that Marcum was not arrested for wearing a t-shirt, but for "disrupting the school process." "His conduct in school almost incited a riot," Harper said. West Virginia Teen Arrested After Wearing NRA T-Shirt to School - ABC News
Yup, the kid was peaceful and non-threatening?
I'm libertarian, but I wouldn't bother ---- a crack pipe is illegal. And it's about a bad, criminal practice, drugs and the drug trade. I wouldn't defend that.
He's talking about a T-shirt with a picture of a crack pipe on it, not an actual crack pipe.
I was talking about a T-shirt with a picture of a crack pipe on it, too. I wouldn't bother: I'm no advocate for illegal, bad practices, and certainly not in the schools.
Legal and moral, okay: this NRA shirt is okay with me and the Tinker black armbands were also okay.
I don't think it should be illegal to defend a kid wearing such a shirt if someone wanted to, it's just not for me.
The student "was confronted by one of the school's teachers while getting his lunch. When Jared refused to remove or reverse the shirt, the teacher began to raise his voice, and it caught the attention of students eating their lunch, White said. Marcum was eventually arrested and taken away by police after refusing to remove the shirt. White said that when police told the teen they were going to arrest him, he stuck his hands out and said, 'Fine.'" Logan City Police Chief E.K. Harper told ABCNews.com that Marcum was not arrested for wearing a t-shirt, but for "disrupting the school process." "His conduct in school almost incited a riot," Harper said. West Virginia Teen Arrested After Wearing NRA T-Shirt to School - ABC News
Yup, the kid was peaceful and non-threatening?
Yes. He was.
What did he do that was threatening, violent or otherwise disruptive except stand up for his rights?
If there was any possibility of trouble, it stemmed from the local Gestapo and the Himmler-esque Principal asking someone to forget they live in America.
Which, if libtards get their way.... We won't anymore
What you guys seem to be failing to realize it being an "NRA" shirt isn't relevant. The school didn't make this decision because of the letters, it made the decision because the shirt has a picture of a firearm on it.
Have a look at this: Botched Paramilitary Police Raids | Cato InstituteThis is becoming one hell of a police state!
The student "was confronted by one of the school's teachers while getting his lunch. When Jared refused to remove or reverse the shirt, the teacher began to raise his voice, and it caught the attention of students eating their lunch, White said. Marcum was eventually arrested and taken away by police after refusing to remove the shirt. White said that when police told the teen they were going to arrest him, he stuck his hands out and said, 'Fine.'" Logan City Police Chief E.K. Harper told ABCNews.com that Marcum was not arrested for wearing a t-shirt, but for "disrupting the school process." "His conduct in school almost incited a riot," Harper said. West Virginia Teen Arrested After Wearing NRA T-Shirt to School - ABC News
Yup, the kid was peaceful and non-threatening?
Yes. He was.
What did he do that was threatening, violent or otherwise disruptive except stand up for his rights?
If there was any possibility of trouble, it stemmed from the local Gestapo and the Himmler-esque Principal asking someone to forget they live in America.
Which, if libtards get their way.... We won't anymore
Believe the reactionarytards like you or believe the police, the principal, the teacher?
Wanna guess who the judge is going to believe?
What you guys seem to be failing to realize it being an "NRA" shirt isn't relevant. The school didn't make this decision because of the letters, it made the decision because the shirt has a picture of a firearm on it.
Drill team at my son's HS carry rifles. So does the ROTC color guard.
What you guys seem to be failing to realize it being an "NRA" shirt isn't relevant. The school didn't make this decision because of the letters, it made the decision because the shirt has a picture of a firearm on it.
Drill team at my son's HS carry rifles. So does the ROTC color guard.
And? The point is that this school, like most schools, have prohibitions on students wearing shirts with drugs, weapons, and/or profanity on them.
What you guys seem to be failing to realize it being an "NRA" shirt isn't relevant. The school didn't make this decision because of the letters, it made the decision because the shirt has a picture of a firearm on it.
Drill team at my son's HS carry rifles. So does the ROTC color guard.
And? The point is that this school, like most schools, have prohibitions on students wearing shirts with drugs, weapons, and/or profanity on them.
What you guys seem to be failing to realize it being an "NRA" shirt isn't relevant. The school didn't make this decision because of the letters, it made the decision because the shirt has a picture of a firearm on it.
Drill team at my son's HS carry rifles. So does the ROTC color guard.
And? The point is that this school, like most schools, have prohibitions on students wearing shirts with drugs, weapons, and/or profanity on them.
Drill team at my son's HS carry rifles. So does the ROTC color guard.
And? The point is that this school, like most schools, have prohibitions on students wearing shirts with drugs, weapons, and/or profanity on them.
This school had no prohibitions on a gun on a shirt.
The last time I checked, there's no Amendment to the US Constitution about the freedom to make a fashion statement.
The last time I checked, there's no Amendment to the US Constitution about the freedom to make a fashion statement.
There is to make a political statement through fashion.
Yes. He was.
What did he do that was threatening, violent or otherwise disruptive except stand up for his rights?
If there was any possibility of trouble, it stemmed from the local Gestapo and the Himmler-esque Principal asking someone to forget they live in America.
Which, if libtards get their way.... We won't anymore
Believe the reactionarytards like you or believe the police, the principal, the teacher?
Wanna guess who the judge is going to believe?
Yeah, Jake.
I hope I remember you when the Judge throws this case out.
You'll make excuses. You'll come up with some kind of bullshit excuse.
But this case ain't going anywhere.
Only an idiot would believe that. And I do believe you qualify.
A 12 year old girl can buy the Plan B Morning After pill but a 14 year old kid can't wear an NRA T-Shirt to school?
The fact is simple that the old white Euro-centric male white protestant-dominated America is fading quickly.
The student "was confronted by one of the school's teachers while getting his lunch. When Jared refused to remove or reverse the shirt, the teacher began to raise his voice, and it caught the attention of students eating their lunch, White said. Marcum was eventually arrested and taken away by police after refusing to remove the shirt. White said that when police told the teen they were going to arrest him, he stuck his hands out and said, 'Fine.'" Logan City Police Chief E.K. Harper told ABCNews.com that Marcum was not arrested for wearing a t-shirt, but for "disrupting the school process." "His conduct in school almost incited a riot," Harper said. West Virginia Teen Arrested After Wearing NRA T-Shirt to School - ABC News
Yup, the kid was peaceful and non-threatening? A near riot?
Step off loons, you have fail on this.
Although the schools dress code makes no mention of NRA paraphernalia, it currently states the following: If in the judgment of the administration, a student is dressed inappropriately, the student will be required to change clothes or cover up inappropriate clothing before returning to classes.
Because if you allowed students to dress how they pleased, they'd turn up in thigh high boots, a face full of make up and boob tubes?
The student "was confronted by one of the school's teachers while getting his lunch. When Jared refused to remove or reverse the shirt, the teacher began to raise his voice, and it caught the attention of students eating their lunch, White said. Marcum was eventually arrested and taken away by police after refusing to remove the shirt. White said that when police told the teen they were going to arrest him, he stuck his hands out and said, 'Fine.'" Logan City Police Chief E.K. Harper told ABCNews.com that Marcum was not arrested for wearing a t-shirt, but for "disrupting the school process." "His conduct in school almost incited a riot," Harper said. West Virginia Teen Arrested After Wearing NRA T-Shirt to School - ABC News
Yup, the kid was peaceful and non-threatening? A near riot?
Step off loons, you have fail on this.
The teachers are the ones who incited a riot. They acted like a gang of jack-booted thugs. They called the police because they didn't want a hoard of students taking justice into their own hands. Fucking weasel cowards.
Believe the reactionarytards like you or believe the police, the principal, the teacher?
Wanna guess who the judge is going to believe?
Yeah, Jake.
I hope I remember you when the Judge throws this case out.
You'll make excuses. You'll come up with some kind of bullshit excuse.
But this case ain't going anywhere.
Only an idiot would believe that. And I do believe you qualify.
A 12 year old girl can buy the Plan B Morning After pill but a 14 year old kid can't wear an NRA T-Shirt to school?
Yup, you are the
The boy will go to reform home if he does not make a willing and convincing repentance.
And I will remind you, little one, when that happens: count on it.
