If its against school rules, then its against school rules.robert632 said:I thoght the U.S were "the land of the free", or something like that. Doesn't this undermine that statement just a tad
Agreed. Freedom is not getting to do whatever you want, when you want.Pimppeter2 said:The video no worky. SO for all I know you could be making it up.
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If its against school rules, then its against school rules.robert632 said:I thoght the U.S were "the land of the free", or something like that. Doesn't this undermine that statement just a tad
Here you go. [http://abclocal.go.com/wtvd/story?section=news/national_world&id=7176136]Pimppeter2 said:The video no worky. SO for all I know you could be making it up.
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If its against school rules, then its against school rules.robert632 said:I thoght the U.S were "the land of the free", or something like that. Doesn't this undermine that statement just a tad
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So yeah, the suspension is completely and totally just. Its in the dress code, which is made public to everyone who joined...because his long locks violate the district dress code
I just had to comment on your pluralization of "U.S. were". While the states are in fact, plural. After the American civil war, we talk about the union in the singular. The U.S. "was".robert632 said:I thoght the U.S were "the land of the free", or something like that. Doesn't this undermine that statement just a tad