Quote:If it's in the student code of conduct, how is it a liberal thing? Those things have been pretty much the same for decades. It doesn't matter if it's a space gun or a real gun. If it's disallowed, it's enforceable. Like I said.. these are all pretty ridiculous and extremely rare instances.


Truth be told.. a stormtrooper with a weapon isn't too dangerous. They don't hit 10% of what they aim at.

 

For decades?  Perhaps I'll give you that one.  I assume that "decades" for you goes back to maybe the 1990's.  As of matter of fact now that I think about it, we never had a "code of conduct" in school.  It was pretty much a given.

 

Now let me ask you this, which side of the political aisle is against guns?  Why would the display of a gun by whatever means be considered "inappropriate"?  Those are liberal thoughts and ideals.

 

Why would a kid wearing a shirt ever be suspended for this?

 



 

 

Yes it has a picture of a gun, but what's so wrong with it?  Why is is so inappropriate?  Would a liberal or a conservative be "offended" or triggered by that image?  The answer is pretty obvious.

 

Yes, it is a liberal thing.  Liberals don't like the idea of viewing a weapon no matter the context.

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