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Status:
"everybody getting reported now.."
(set 23 days ago)
Location: Pine Grove,AL
29,556 posts, read 16,542,682 times
Reputation: 6041
Quote:
Originally Posted by BentBow
Government punishment for exercising their 1st & 2nd amendment rights.... This should go really well for that school and that school district. 1 million+ lawsuit right there.
Status:
"everybody getting reported now.."
(set 23 days ago)
Location: Pine Grove,AL
29,556 posts, read 16,542,682 times
Reputation: 6041
Quote:
Originally Posted by MPowering1
But it wasn't for posting pics about a shooting range outing. It was a video of an array of guns with a caption that said, 'Finna be lit'.
Not quite the same as a video saying, 'Mom and I are spending quality time at the range today!'
This is true, however once the context was known, the school should have immediately stopped its investigation of the student and allowed him back in school.
Also, this was in Colorado. Seems like there was a school shooting there in the 90s. Oh, and that movie theater shooting not to mention Sol Pais. Maybe they have a reason to err of the side of caution
So you are in favor of limiting first amendment because how he said it?
If a student posts photos of guns with a caption stating they're going to be used - you don't think a school should tell the kid to stay home while they investigate what it's about?
...or most likely, just for going to a [gasp!] shooting range.
A snowflake took offense, and made an anonymous call to a "tip line," resulting in police showing up at the family's home. The police determined that there was no illegality, but the family subsequently received a call from the school that the teen was suspended, regardless of police findings, and that a "threat assessment" protocol would be put in place.
...or most likely, just for going to a [gasp!] shooting range.
A snowflake took offense, and made an anonymous call to a "tip line," resulting in police showing up at the family's home. The police determined that there was no illegality, but the family subsequently received a call from the school that the teen was suspended, regardless of police findings, and that a "threat assessment" protocol would be put in place.
what a crock. they're doing their damndest to make any kind of shooting sports socially unacceptable.
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