I don't agree with zero tolerance policy either. having to take responsibility for someone else's actions in middle school cause of it, i've never liked it. I got suspended for not only MY actions but two other boys as well. You want to talk not fair here.....saxist01 said:Yes, I've read it, I'm a teacher, I need to know these rules. But which particular zero tolerance policy you're talking about is something I don't get. These policies differ wildly between school districts, and are set up by the school board.Durahan2 said:Have you read the policy? I suggest you do if you haven't. Last time I checked it, it does contain some things that are a bit too conservative.saxist01 said:Most of the time Zero Tolerance applies to weapons and drugs though, not really this type of offense. I ask because, in general, ALL public education leans to the left somewhat. I'm still confused as to how such a policy gets divided into right and left wing.Durahan2 said:Zero Tolerance Policy. Go against this just a little bit, even if it's not true equals supension or explusions. The policy itself has some right wing bullshit in it.saxist01 said:Durahan2 said:Oh how wrong you are. Anyone under the age of 18 in america has no freedoms, the Zero tolerance policy will see to that. Comeing from one who himself was figuritively sodomized by that policy I'll tell you, we treat our schools like prisons. College is much better if you advoid the "diversity" campuses. It's weird when you think of it, grade school is horribly right wing, and college is horribly left wing. No wonder kids are so fucked up these days @_@.I say old chap said:I am presuming this is in America, and I am presuming freedom of speech covers this. There is however, no reference or link; and you seem to have assumed their father (why not their mother?) put them up to this.
If it promotes discussion on the nature of Islam, a culture and its place in society, it is of benefit to public life.
But yes, I see these girls doing this for some reasons.
1. Their parents are forceful anti-islam idiots.
2. They want to troll irl, hur flamewarz!
3. day off from school!!!
I am interested to learn why you think grade school is right wing.
And trust me, it's way more then just drugs and weapons. The reason you don't hear any of the other things is because they're not "news worthy". *mumbles* I sware the news isn't "news worthy" *mumbles*
For the record, I don't agree with zero tolerance (a fork isn't a weapon), but are you saying that these children are the victim of a zero tolerance policy involving their clothing? I'm probably not going to trust you until you can actually SHOW me something that shows what you are talking about.
"islam is of the devil" could hardly be called a discussion starter. and besides, islam itself contains no bad teachings: they believe in peace, respect, and all that good stuff. it's only a certain well-known group that twists its beliefs for violence. saying islam is of the devil is just like calling obama or bush hitler...it's not backed by any rational thinking...which can start a very comical aurgument, but by no means would it be a true discussionI say old chap said:I am presuming this is in America, and I am presuming freedom of speech covers this. There is however, no reference or link; and you seem to have assumed their father (why not their mother?) put them up to this.
If it promotes discussion on the nature of Islam, a culture and its place in society, it is of benefit to public life.
Sorry man, I think I forgot to say I go to High School here. :/Silly_Billy said: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:I have a copy of the Pinellas County (I live in St. Pete Florida) code of conduct here. It doesn't say anything against this, although it is against conduct to wear anything that could disrupt school activity...so I think that just might happen. Yes I know this is in Gainsville but I think other counties have similar policies.
get your facts right. the parents where called in with the option of bringing a change of clothes for them but they chose instead to take the kids home.ayahtzeefan said:i recently read a news story on two girls that were sent home for wearing a shirt that said "islam is of the devil". now when questioned about why they wore it the ten year old responded "i thought it would give people a chance to change in reality in what they think of god and what they think of islam" the 15 year old responded "becuase my generation needs to wake up and change the nation or else we wont have a permanent future and we wont have a future thats not worth fighting for if we dont fight for it now".
their father made them these shirts and he was there when they said this. now does anyone else think that dosn't sound like what a 10 and 15 year old would say? i think they are being brainwashed into thinking the wrong things by their overdevout father. tell me what you think down below.
EDIT: sorry i have a link now
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDbMiiQZ9fw&feature=PlayList&p=Ebhf2IaH5LM