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CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Already a member? Log InThis is sad to me. You were involved in a Bill of Rights protected and legal activity, why should we be the ones self censoring?I specifically warned them not to post anything to social media because of this exact kind of back-lash. They understood why,
Mass rule and mob mentality... America needs a serious reset...This is sad to me. You were involved in a Bill of Rights protected and legal activity, why should we be the ones self censoring?
The eighth grader also posed for a photo with the friend, who held him in a headlock with the fake gun pointing at his head.
14-Year-Old Posts Picture of Airsoft Gun on Snapchat, School Suspends Him for 3 Weeks
Dad said it, they were being knuckleheads. Not condoning, but they’re what 14 or 15 year olds... I can see a discussion about how this might be construed by some as bad and dangerous behavior, doesn’t look good for the boys or the school, but nothing beyond “hey, next time think a little harder”Apparently the school wasn't upset that he just appeared in a picture with an airsoft gun, it was this:
Not justifying the school's conduct, just clarifying the context.
How is this not an attack on his First Amendment? I'll wait...
Apparently the school wasn't upset that he just appeared in a picture with an airsoft gun, it was this:
[the eight grader posed in a picture showing one kid in a headlock and other holding airsoft to his head]
Not justifying the school's actions, just clarifying the context.
Dad said it, they were being knuckleheads. Not condoning, but they’re what 14 or 15 year olds... I can see a discussion about how this might be construed by some as bad and dangerous behavior, doesn’t look good for the boys or the school, but nothing beyond “hey, next time think a little harder”
The only difference between then and now is that the toy guns are little more accurately manufactured,