Quote:Male cow feces.  First we have kids getting sent home or reprimanded because of t-shirts with a picture of a gun, even if they were children of military members wearing a military themed shirt, or happen to be a member of the NRA.  Then we have children being reprimanded for pointing their fingers in the shape of a gun, or even eating a pop-tart into the shape of a gun.  Now we have a kid being reprimanded for wearing a shirt themed after probably the most popular movie of the year depicting fictional characters and fictional weapons.

 

The only part of your comment that I agree with is that it's stupid people (left wing liberals) being stupid.  Common sense is gone.

 

Here is a hypothetical question for you (as you know, I love asking these types of questions).  Under the rules given in the report (specifically "symbols oriented toward violence" are banned), if a student is wearing a pendant of a crucifix, should that student be forced to cover it up?  What if a kid wore a t-shirt with the U.S. flag on it or perhaps the Gadsden flag?  Are these not all "symbols oriented toward violence"?  After all, a crucifixion is pretty violent as was the Revolutionary War.

 

This is all about PC and/or "zero tolerance" as far as the leftist point of view.  Specifically in this case, it is a middle school which I would assume would be teaching about the Revolutionary War, The Constitution and the Bill of rights.  If they are teaching correctly, the students should be learning about the First AmendmenT