Ugh I hate when people do stupid things and blame it on "changing the nation."
This sums it up perfectly I believecanadamus_prime said:
10 and 15 year old sent home from school for wearing a shirt that said the wrong things
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not watching the vid all i know is it's just another story blown up by the media. if they weren't set home, nothing would have been reported.
Why do you have that? Do you go to school there or just collect them or have a magic bag of convenient things or something?L33tsauce_Marty said:
3 things:
1. i hate it when adult use their own beliefs to put other people down, it makes it worse to use your kids to do such a thing. this is a growing trend though, i see it all the time where i live. all i have to say is just try to keep Separation of Church and State (and skate).
2. the kids are kinda brain washed. kids normally take their parents beliefs and use them as their own (well most kids do, or they just rebel and do the opposite). but i defiantly think they have been pushed into a very dark and bad place by their father.
3. they way my teachers put it is this... while you are at school you have basically no rights. You cant wear anything that can offend anyone, or have anything violent or drug related issues on it. You cannot under any surcomstances curse or make a verbal threat to anyone. its that simple. personally i believe school should be separated from church, but that seems to be an unfavorable thing here in Kansas...
she also said about her generation needs to wake up? thats my generation! most of us are open minded and dont care and if you knew your history, you would know that Islam originally taught people to be tolerant of other religions
at my school though you would just have to wear the shirt inside out and stay in school.
BTW: i liked the video, im not much of a news guy but, they actually said somethings i liked and agreed with
1. i hate it when adult use their own beliefs to put other people down, it makes it worse to use your kids to do such a thing. this is a growing trend though, i see it all the time where i live. all i have to say is just try to keep Separation of Church and State (and skate).
2. the kids are kinda brain washed. kids normally take their parents beliefs and use them as their own (well most kids do, or they just rebel and do the opposite). but i defiantly think they have been pushed into a very dark and bad place by their father.
3. they way my teachers put it is this... while you are at school you have basically no rights. You cant wear anything that can offend anyone, or have anything violent or drug related issues on it. You cannot under any surcomstances curse or make a verbal threat to anyone. its that simple. personally i believe school should be separated from church, but that seems to be an unfavorable thing here in Kansas...
she also said about her generation needs to wake up? thats my generation! most of us are open minded and dont care and if you knew your history, you would know that Islam originally taught people to be tolerant of other religions
at my school though you would just have to wear the shirt inside out and stay in school.
BTW: i liked the video, im not much of a news guy but, they actually said somethings i liked and agreed with
Islamists believe Christianity is a lie, and therefore a threat to the one true belief, Christians believe Islam is a lie, and therefore a threat to the one true belief, and Aethists believe both is a lie, and a threat to the one true belief(That God does not exist.)Cakes said:
The T-shirt didn't say, "Muslims should be killed." It said, "Islam is of the Devil," Which is basically what every religion believes about every other religion-that every other religion is a lie which keeps people from the truth.
Edit: And as I said earlier, if someone walked into school wearing a T-Shirt that said, "Christianity is a lie," nobody would care.
While I don't agree with him. And the kids should have been sent home...
What happened to that free speech we're all high and mighty for?
What happened to that free speech we're all high and mighty for?
actually they would have to care, even in small town/rural schools, its government/school board mandated dress code. thats why if that or any other offensive shirts are ignored the school should undergo punishment, or at least the child should.RelexCryo said:
Getting booted out of school for a day for wearing an offensive shirt isn't uncommon. I know that this story has a religious and brainwashing angle, but that's what this boils down to. Back when I was in high school (Woo! Vincent Massey badminton rules!), some kid got punted out for wearing a shirt with a bloody hammer on it and a quote along the lines of "for those who don't shut up". I can't remember exactly what was written on it but it was something along those lines.
...Wait, it just came to me. It said "She had it coming". Offensive or not, I loved that shirt.
...Wait, it just came to me. It said "She had it coming". Offensive or not, I loved that shirt.
I was under the impression it was illegal for students to be sent home for wearing certain articles of clothing.