HereWeGoAgain
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- Dec 15, 2010
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If this is the way you feel you should be in agreement that the parents are abusing this child by putting the child into that situation in the first place.This isn't about whether the parents are wrong or right or whether they can win some lawsuit...it's about taking it out on the poor child who doesn't have any choice or any say-so on the matter. If this were a Catholic school, wouldn't you prefer to see the child raised with a good Catholic education, rather than to throw her out and create yet another victim of public education?
Assuming the parents did this for political purposes, yes I agree. But what if the parents simply wanted the best education for their child and felt that this was the school that could provide that? Obviously it isn't, based on their actions here. The motivations of the parents are irrelevant to the actions of the school. Two wrongs don't make a right.
You're asking Christians to forgo their beliefs because the parents knowingly broke the rules for questionable reasons?
I feel bad for the kid for a multitude of reasons,but these so called parents are completely at fault here.
They should have picked a different school and the child wouldnt be going through this.
How is allowing this kid to go to school somehow "asking Christians to forgo their beliefs"? Using your logic, I should have been kicked out of Catholic school because my dad rarely went to church.
You want to deal with someone, deal with the parents, don't take it out on the kid like some liberal bully.
It's an unfortunate situation but I dont fault the school one bit.
Had mommy and mommy just re enrolled the child in a different school the kid wouldnt have been any wiser.
You go to different schools as a child so whats the big deal here?
I'll tell you what the big deal is....lesbians using their kid as a pawn and dragging their kid through the mud for political/monetary gain.