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Apparently one of my two guesses was correct.
I was simply pointing out how convenient it is to use arguments like that when it fits an agenda, such as to ridicule someone being supportive of the US by wanting to display the flag regardless of manner.
I believe you have argued numerous times about the intentions of someone versus the knowledge of someone being a key part in how the issue is interpreted.
originally posted by: TsukiLunar
a reply to: Benevolent Heretic
Okay I'll give you toga day because at least I've heard of something similar before. But college day? What are they gonna do- pretend to be a few years older and experiment with homosexuality?
What are they gonna do- pretend to be a few years older and experiment with homosexuality?
originally posted by: TsukiLunar
a reply to: Benevolent Heretic
Okay I'll give you toga day because at least I've heard of something similar before. But college day? What are they gonna do- pretend to be a few years older and experiment with homosexuality?
High school teachers and educators can choose from a variety of lesson plans that have been specifically designed for College Day. Longer lesson plans can be completed over one or more days. This website also provides supporting materials including handouts, posters, games, and other resources to help students get excited about college.
Each high school should be on the lookout for the College Day Kit, which all Santa Clara County schools will receive in September. It includes College Day Posters for every classroom and other giveaways to encourage students to participate in College Day.
originally posted by: buster2010
a reply to: Vasa Croe
Apparently one of my two guesses was correct.
It was your guesses that were idiotic perhaps I should have spelled that out.
I was simply pointing out how convenient it is to use arguments like that when it fits an agenda, such as to ridicule someone being supportive of the US by wanting to display the flag regardless of manner.
Just because a person is ignorant of the flag codes doesn't give them the right to use the flag however they please. You don't support something by disrespecting it.
I believe you have argued numerous times about the intentions of someone versus the knowledge of someone being a key part in how the issue is interpreted.
Once again just because a person is ignorant of something doesn't give them the right to do as they please.
originally posted by: buster2010
a reply to: TsukiLunar
What are they gonna do- pretend to be a few years older and experiment with homosexuality?
More than likely they will come to school dunk and stoned.
originally posted by: mulder85
a reply to: Lipton
More fun to react with a jerk of your knee than it is to read and understand the article, hey? Same for 95% of the people responding to this thread.
originally posted by: Lipton
originally posted by: mulder85
a reply to: Lipton
More fun to react with a jerk of your knee than it is to read and understand the article, hey? Same for 95% of the people responding to this thread.
Actually the enjoyable part is reading the responses of cucks like yourself.
It's plain to see; wearing a red, white and blue shirt to school is somehow an unconscious mico-aggression and you're a bigot, but holding mexican mayonnaise day is legit.
originally posted by: buster2010
originally posted by: StoutBroux
Yes, I put this in the political forum. There are not enough words that I can express my extreme disgust with this principal. I hope he is fired immediately.
Students at a Wyoming high school took matters into their own hands last week by festooning themselves in the colors of the American flag after the principal and an assistant principal canceled “America Pride Day” over concerns that some immigrant students could feel sad and left out.
Read more: dailycaller.com...
Why should he be fired for doing what a majority of the students wanted? From the article you linked.
“Three times as many students indicated that they were not in support of selecting the title ‘America Day,'” Crisp told the News&Guide. “I’m charged with looking at a school with 660 kids, and I have to ensure that all those kids feel part of a student body. Regardless of the name of the day, we want to ensure that activities of the week…bring our students together holistically as a student body.”
originally posted by: buster2010
a reply to: Vasa Croe
My guess is Buster follows every code contained here, or is not patriotic and doesn't care about the flag at all:
I follow every one of them. I was taught how to respect the flag way back when I was in the scouts. So is there any other idiotic comment you want to aim in my direction?
originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: Asktheanimals
Perhaps "America day" does not promote social cohesion whatsoever. I remember the schools I attended had similar "pride" days and while many were gung-ho and celebrated their pride, there were many such as myself that had the attitude of "who gives a damn?". Even some Americans find the ultra-patriotic and "pride" mantra a load of garbage and serves no purpose.