8th Grader arrested and suspended for wearing NRA T-Shirt to school

Was the t-shirt a violation of school dress code?

That is where the quarrel rests, AN. The problem is the kid lipped off, was rebuked, got belligerent, and the police were called in.

The reactionaries here think kids can say whatever they want at a public school.

Nope, they can't.

The problem is they called the cops.

That was fucking stupid. Discipline the kid at school following the guidelines.
 
The problem is they called the cops.

That was fucking stupid. Discipline the kid at school following the guidelines.

Doesn't look like he violated any guidelines or rules. The leftist thugs attacked because he had a pro-constitution shirt on - and they hate the constitution.

{The Logan County School District's dress code policy prohibits clothing that displays profanity, violence, discriminatory messages and more but nowhere in the document does it say anything about gun images.

"He did not violate any school policy," Lardieri reiterates. "He did not become aggressive."}

8th-grade student suspended, arrested over NRA t-shirt

The Communists do this, because we act like sheep and let them get away with it.
 
Calling the cops can be appropriate, depending on how over the line the kid was. Considering the police took him away, Id bet he was not simply disputing the schools right to require him to change his shirt.

If the shirt violates policy, then he was in the wrong. If not, the school is in the wrong. As to the arrest, that is a police matter and has nothing to do with the school.
 
Calling the cops can be appropriate, depending on how over the line the kid was. Considering the police took him away, Id bet he was not simply disputing the schools right to require him to change his shirt.

If the shirt violates policy, then he was in the wrong. If not, the school is in the wrong. As to the arrest, that is a police matter and has nothing to do with the school.

It's appropriate when the goal is to enforce the concept of a police state. That certain ideas, such as supporting the United States Constitution, will be met with arrest and imprisonment.

Such is the case in this story. The teachers and administrators wanted to send a clear message that support of the old Republic and that Constitution, written by "dead white men" would bring severe punishment.
 
The civil lawsuit the farther is filing against the district and the police is more appropriate than my suggestion to break their legs with a sledge hammer. Still, unless the Communists are snapped back HARD, this kind of shit will continue.
 
The problem is they called the cops.

That was fucking stupid. Discipline the kid at school following the guidelines.

Doesn't look like he violated any guidelines or rules. The leftist thugs attacked because he had a pro-constitution shirt on - and they hate the constitution.

{The Logan County School District's dress code policy prohibits clothing that displays profanity, violence, discriminatory messages and more but nowhere in the document does it say anything about gun images.

"He did not violate any school policy," Lardieri reiterates. "He did not become aggressive."}

8th-grade student suspended, arrested over NRA t-shirt

The Communists do this, because we act like sheep and let them get away with it.

Lipping off to a teacher is a discipline-able offense.

Really all he had to do was refuse to remove his shirt and keep his mouth shut
 
Looks like this will go on his "Permanent Record"

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Calling the cops can be appropriate, depending on how over the line the kid was. Considering the police took him away, Id bet he was not simply disputing the schools right to require him to change his shirt.

If the shirt violates policy, then he was in the wrong. If not, the school is in the wrong. As to the arrest, that is a police matter and has nothing to do with the school.

It's appropriate when the goal is to enforce the concept of a police state. That certain ideas, such as supporting the United States Constitution, will be met with arrest and imprisonment.

Such is the case in this story. The teachers and administrators wanted to send a clear message that support of the old Republic and that Constitution, written by "dead white men" would bring severe punishment.

You analysis belongs on a pig farm, Uncensored, with your nonsense talk of totalitarianism. You are one of the most authoritarian figures on USMB.

When a child is confrontational and elevates an argument, the teacher must elevate the response level to make sure all personnel at the school, including the student, are safe.

Calling the police was exactly the right thing to do.
 
Talk about schools and permanent records. At one time, and maybe still, Texas state law permitted the institution to label an F grade with reason: such as, "Plagiarism". That went on the transcript and was permanent.
 
The problem is they called the cops.

That was fucking stupid. Discipline the kid at school following the guidelines.

Doesn't look like he violated any guidelines or rules. The leftist thugs attacked because he had a pro-constitution shirt on - and they hate the constitution.

{The Logan County School District's dress code policy prohibits clothing that displays profanity, violence, discriminatory messages and more but nowhere in the document does it say anything about gun images.

"He did not violate any school policy," Lardieri reiterates. "He did not become aggressive."}

8th-grade student suspended, arrested over NRA t-shirt

The Communists do this, because we act like sheep and let them get away with it.

Lipping off to a teacher is a discipline-able offense.

Really all he had to do was refuse to remove his shirt and keep his mouth shut

Which was essentially what he did. If the teacher had let it go at that point, we wouldn't be discussing it, would we?
 
Talk about schools and permanent records. At one time, and maybe still, Texas state law permitted the institution to label an F grade with reason: such as, "Plagiarism". That went on the transcript and was permanent.

There is no such thing as a "permanent record"
 
Calling the cops can be appropriate, depending on how over the line the kid was. Considering the police took him away, Id bet he was not simply disputing the schools right to require him to change his shirt.

If the shirt violates policy, then he was in the wrong. If not, the school is in the wrong. As to the arrest, that is a police matter and has nothing to do with the school.

It's appropriate when the goal is to enforce the concept of a police state. That certain ideas, such as supporting the United States Constitution, will be met with arrest and imprisonment.

Such is the case in this story. The teachers and administrators wanted to send a clear message that support of the old Republic and that Constitution, written by "dead white men" would bring severe punishment.

You analysis belongs on a pig farm, Uncensored, with your nonsense talk of totalitarianism. You are one of the most authoritarian figures on USMB.

When a child is confrontational and elevates an argument, the teacher must elevate the response level to make sure all personnel at the school, including the student, are safe.

Calling the police was exactly the right thing to do.

He is Authoritarian????? Rather ridiculous that the guy who presumes to define "Main Stream Republican" and demand everyone else comply, would call someone else authoritarian.
You are a petty little man, Jake. Your huge ego is baffling.
 

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