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Re: Caramba! - Mac1337 - 05-06-2010
I can assure you cblet3 the school was not concerned about the flag code. If you could also show me that Mexican flags were also banned on some other occasions because they would offend others, I would go along with your logic. Do you know of any?
Re: Caramba! - Gutenberg - 05-06-2010
I wonder if those freedom-loving students wore those T-shirts on any other day than Cinco de Mayo.
Honestly, some people have to be convinced that respecting others' customs and holidays won't kill them. In fact it can be instructive and fun.
Re: Caramba! - cbelt3 - 05-06-2010
Dakota wrote:
I can assure you cblet3 the school was not concerned about the flag code. If you could also show me that Mexican flags were also banned on some other occasions because they would offend others, I would go along with your logic. Do you know of any?
Of course I don't. I'm not from there, nor am I familiar with the school in question. My opinions stem from discussions with educators and experiences my children and their friends had in their own schools. For example, when Candidate Obama came to my kid's high school, a few students with 'McCain' T-shirts were asked to turn them around.
High school student speech is NOT free. As the offsensensetives who will try to sue the school district in the article in question will discover.
Re: Caramba! - Seacrest - 05-06-2010
Gutenberg wrote:
Honestly, some people have to be convinced that respecting others' customs and holidays won't kill them. In fact it can be instructive and fun.
They'll understand Cinco de Mayo once they reach the legal drinking age (some sooner).
Stay thirsty my friends.
Re: Caramba! - Doc - 05-06-2010
The sad thing is that had they worn the French flag, nobody would have gotten the insult.
Re: Caramba! - Mac1337 - 05-06-2010
Once again, can anyone, Gute perhaps, point me to an example where students were sent home because they wore some other flag?
Re: Caramba! - Black - 05-06-2010
It's never been more obvious that the shakemen are a lefty parodying righties.
Re: Caramba! - Pico de Orizaba - 05-06-2010
I always thought it was a violation of flag protocol to make the Flag of the United States
into an article of clothing, and have always been annoyed to see it work so.
Fire the lot. This is the United States of America! Not Mexico. 5 de Mayo is not a recognized
Holiday in the U.S. It's Kwanza with beer. Completely fake. Americans are ticked off and
we are not going to take this stuff anymore. People who never spoke out before are speaking
out now. If the progressives believe we're going to give up and shut up, they are in for a rude
awakening. We are silent no longer. This is AMERICA and school officials like this dope had
better understand that decisions like this one will come with real consequences. When as a
school official you promote a country over the United States of America, there is going to be
blow back. Apologize to those young men and then take a course in American History and
Civics. Evidently, you missed that in college.
Re: Caramba! - mick e - 05-06-2010
Obviously Shakeman is very excited about the new round of Mexican-hating that is sweeping the country.
Re: Caramba! - $tevie - 05-06-2010
It's not an Amurcan holiday, ergo it is not a real holiday. It's quite simple, really.