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Originally posted by Tiger5
reply to post by poedxsoldiervet
Rather than cancelling prom night. Hint: Why is is prom night done at night. Can you just not get them to improve educational standards as teaching occurs in the daytime (hint hint) and is clearly your concern. I would aslo ask that you make comment about the scandalous state of scince education and maths in American schools.
T
Originally posted by centurion1211
Originally posted by SaveTheDrama
reply to post by Dr Love
Sure they could, but I don't think this is about a prom, this is about a antiquated, discriminatory policy implemented by the county school board.
Thanks for proving my earlier points.
For this girl it was all about challenging the school board.
But for everyone else in the school it was just about going to the prom. Something the kids look forward to and work on for months. Too bad if all that goes down the drain just so 1 student can make their point.
That proves that she was selfish enough to put her rights and feelings above everyone else.
Originally posted by SaturnFX
oh, no doubt the issue is just that...homophobia that is. just clarifying that the dress code should be seen by all as perfectly reasonable if only to preserve the prom as being the prom...else its just a dance like any other dance.
Originally posted by poedxsoldiervet
Originally posted by Tiger5
reply to post by poedxsoldiervet
Rather than cancelling prom night. Hint: Why is is prom night done at night. Can you just not get them to improve educational standards as teaching occurs in the daytime (hint hint) and is clearly your concern. I would aslo ask that you make comment about the scandalous state of scince education and maths in American schools.
T
I most defiantly will make a comment about the math and science being horrible... That’s why I pony up and send my kids to private school.
Originally posted by poedxsoldiervet
reply to post by hotbakedtater
Who said pie holes????? Are you maiking things up? No one was trying to degrade woman get off your feminist kick... She wanted to wear a tux to prom, she was trying to make a statement... She could have went around the rules and dressed in a womans buisness attire, and her and her girlfirend showed up with a group of friends.... Your digging into this and making a mountain out of a mole.
Originally posted by ratcals
Stop trying to legitimize your sexually deviant ways. It ain’t natural nor appealing. Get over it.
Originally posted by hotbakedtater
Originally posted by centurion1211
Originally posted by SaveTheDrama
reply to post by Dr Love
Sure they could, but I don't think this is about a prom, this is about a antiquated, discriminatory policy implemented by the county school board.
Thanks for proving my earlier points.
For this girl it was all about challenging the school board.
But for everyone else in the school it was just about going to the prom. Something the kids look forward to and work on for months. Too bad if all that goes down the drain just so 1 student can make their point.
That proves that she was selfish enough to put her rights and feelings above everyone else.
Selfish? How do arrive at this?
1 : concerned excessively or exclusively with oneself : seeking or concentrating on one's own advantage, pleasure, or well-being without regard for others
2 : arising from concern with one's own welfare or advantage in disregard of others
The child should never had to have been PLACED in the position she was in, and it is not her fault the adults controlling the situation who CREATED the situation, are ignorant knuckledragging homophobes who would rather cancel prom than change discriminating and illegal policies that crush human rights.
How are the girls being selfish?
Originally posted by hotbakedtater
You are a disgrace and a shame to the educational community, and people like you should never be allowed to work with children, ever.
Originally posted by Aislin
Originally posted by hotbakedtater
You are a disgrace and a shame to the educational community, and people like you should never be allowed to work with children, ever.
To those of you writing letters:
In a debate, the argument is weakened by personal attack. No matter how strong your message, one personal attack can negate all you say before and after. The respectability of your statement will be in question.
This is true in all differences of opinion. It's especially helpful in arguments with your spouse.
Originally posted by hotbakedtater
reply to post by centurion1211
Homophobe is not a name calling technique, it is a label for the school's actions. Big difference. I also called them knuckledraggers, THAT is shameless namecalling.
And I still disagree. The student did not cause the situation, she was a victim of circumstances set in place by fear mongers in the middle of the Bible Belt. Her only wrong doing so to speak was to be born in the Bible Belt.
Sad.
Originally posted by Shark_Feeder
Originally posted by ratcals
Stop trying to legitimize your sexually deviant ways. It ain’t natural nor appealing. Get over it.
The American Medical Association no longer recognizes homosexuality as a form a paraphelia....also please note the articles below that point out homosexual behavior in the animal kingdom.
Natgeo article on animal homosexuality
An MSNBC article
Popular Science
Not natural my a**, this clearly shows that nature already has its fair share of homosexual animals.
Careful, your ignorance is showing.
Originally posted by centurion1211 Without this student trying to force her will and beliefs on others in her community, there would be no issue.
Originally posted by hotbakedtater
Originally posted by Aislin
Originally posted by hotbakedtater
You are a disgrace and a shame to the educational community, and people like you should never be allowed to work with children, ever.
To those of you writing letters:
In a debate, the argument is weakened by personal attack. No matter how strong your message, one personal attack can negate all you say before and after. The respectability of your statement will be in question.
This is true in all differences of opinion. It's especially helpful in arguments with your spouse.
I did not write her to debate her. I wrote her to tell her how I feel about her decision, and what I think of scum like her.
It is called a social consequence of her actions. This is already on MSM news outlets, thus this woman opened herself up to public opinion. Thats all I am trying to do with my email.
In my opinion, she is a disgraceful woman who displayed hate filled actions towards a student of hers for no reason other than said student is gay.
Disgusting.