Quote:Which thin skinned people are you talking about specifically? The ones who were offended by the American flag, or the ones who were offended by the principal's actions? Or the ones who are offended by the Mexican flag? There are so many people offended here, we need a scorecard.

Read my post again. In this day and age it seems people get offended by everything. Someone wears a shirt others don't like and it's a crisis. Gays, Christians, atheists, foreigners, men ,women, children, young, old, rich, poor..... there is not a person or group of people who don't get offended by something that in many cases is just a matter of selfish pride.


No one wants to ever be told they're wrong (whether they are or not is irrelevant) or be told/shown/exposed to an opinion different than theirs. And the sad thing is our government, when not directly involved in encouraging this, has their hands tied to uphold a rule by a principal's agenda that absolutely absurd.


Diversity in any form can be pretty positive, but in this day and age it is more often than not like a four letter word because people are using it as a social and political weapon.

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