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originally posted by: kaylaluv
If some kid in the privacy of his room made a drawing of where to place bombs around the school and shared it with friends who were receptive to the idea, is it just free speech?
If I were the black student's parents, I would sure be afraid for my child's safety, and I would be demanding that the school do something about it.
Who gets to determine what's acceptable and whats not?
The students who clicked like, or even the one who just said "yep" should not be punished.
originally posted by: Pandaram
Liking racism likeing terrorism. There is no smoke with out fire all. Bet these are real dangerous racist scums.
Hope this morons name put on criminal list and never able to get a job or lead normal life.
originally posted by: Bluntone22
originally posted by: Pandaram
Liking racism likeing terrorism. There is no smoke with out fire all. Bet these are real dangerous racist scums.
Hope this morons name put on criminal list and never able to get a job or lead normal life.
Do you apply the same standards to young black kids in the inner cities?
Do you think they should never be able to shake the thug lifestyle and lead a normal productive life?
originally posted by: Deaf Alien
I agree that liking the posts are too ambiguous but I think from school's perspective it doesn't matter because they could cause disruptions at school.
My question is how did the school find out? Maybe I missed it?
originally posted by: Pandaram
Liking racism likeing terrorism. There is no smoke with out fire all. Bet these are real dangerous racist scums.
Hope this morons name put on criminal list and never able to get a job or lead normal life.
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: dantanna
I do not see how "free speech" enters this equation when the parents had to sign off on the discipline policy. There are 3 or 4 things on the discipline policy the school could claim were violated.
originally posted by: Deaf Alien
a reply to: roadgravel
What happens in the world isn't the fault of students.
The disruption occurs when it's brought to school