WheelieAddict
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[email protected] enjoy the echo chamber.As long as they are the ones approved of and handled by the leftist teachers:Let the kids have their say.Certainly not the regressive scumbag liberals wallowing in the blood of murdered kids and exploiting them for their sick agenda.You the principal? No? Then who caresWalking out of class should earn the real kids being really expelled.sounds better than retarded obama birth certificate/benghazi bs. At least its real kids doing what they want. You don't like real kids doing what they want, do you?
EXCLUSIVE: Student Threatened with Arrest by School for Pro-Second Amendment Sign Speaks Out
...But while gun control advocates were given pretty free reign yesterday to express their free speech rights, not everyone was afforded the sameopportunity. At New Prague High School in southeastern Minnesota, senior Andy Dalsin says that he was singled out by his principal and threatened with arrest for displaying a pro-Second Amendment poster during his school’s participation in the “National Walkout Day.”...
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As can be seen in the photo, Dalsin got about 50 other students to sign his poster. When he went outside to participate in the walkout, Dalsin was confronted by New Prague’s principal — Lonnie Seifert. School police officer John Madigan followed close behind.
As Dalsin stood in the back of the gathering holding up his sign, Seifert approached and told him to hand it over. Citing a school district policy prohibiting the “distribution” of “non-school-sponsored material,” Seifert told Dalsin that he could not display the message because he had not cleared it with school administrators 24 hours in advance of the protest.
Dalsin respectfully refused to turn over his sign, arguing that he had a constitutional right to display it. Seifert then asked Dalsin to leave schoolgrounds, to which the student also refused, once again citing his First Amendment right to express his political opinions in school (as per Tinker v. Des Moines, 1969).
Finally, Seifert upped the ante by threatening Dalsin with arrest. As the senior recalled, Seifert told him: “I’m going to have to have Officer Madigan escort you off the premises. If you don’t comply, I will have him arrest you.”
EXCLUSIVE: Student Threatened with Arrest by School for Pro-Second Amendment Sign Speaks Out