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When you think about it imagine the literally hundreds if not thousands of hours of camera footage that the school had to rummage through to find this one kiss.
I don't believe for a second only these two boys were seen kissing in ALL of the school's security tapes.....I'm just not buying it.
I'm gay....I've had plenty of girls kiss me.....pinch my ass and grope my crotch....all in school......not one got suspended and rather than being mad or offended....I was personally flattered.
Did you eat a brain tumor for breakfast? It says that they did this in private, not wanting any attention. This type of stuff goes on with heteros in private AND public at school all the time. How many of them are getting kicked out of school? Truth is you're a homophobic bigot. Move along.
If they thought what they were doing was acceptable in public, why did they seek out what they thought was a secluded area?
They wanted to find a remote place because they know homosexuality is perverted, unnatural and disgusting.
All the name calling and twisting of logic will never change that.
Nature's obvious design is procreation through vaginal intercourse.
If they thought what they were doing was acceptable in public, why did they seek out what they thought was a secluded area?
They wanted to find a remote place because they know homosexuality is perverted, unnatural and disgusting.
All the name calling and twisting of logic will never change that.
Nature's obvious design is procreation through vaginal intercourse.
Homosexuality is a crime against nature.
They sought out a private area because kissing is an intimacy, and people, all people, homosexuals, heterosexuals, asexuals, seek out privacy when engaging in intimacy (be it kissing or even having a private word with someone).
All the name-calling (and whatever you would call it when describing someone as perverted, unnatural, disgusting) won't change that people look for privacy when they want a private moment.
And sexual intercourse is about much, much, much more than procreation. As ANY psychologist, sociologist, anthropologist, psychiatrist, etc, would tell you.
The fact that they were seen indicates they were not in private.
Do we need to get Bill Clinton to clarify what "alone" means?
They weren't seen. They were recorded on a video taken by a camera that was located there for security. A kiss between two people is not a security matter, so the video, after it was viewed and so security threat found, should have been discarded.
Are you so blinded by your agenda that you can't see the inappropriateness of this situation?
This is a public school, not a brothel. Kids don't have the right to have private moments with other students on school grounds. Parents send their kids to school with the expectation that they will be safe. I don't see how the school overreacted with its decision. There are security cameras, which school officials have every right to monitor. If kids are getting out of line, the school has the authority to take action.
If this was a heterosexual couple there would be no story. The student wouldn't have scurried to the media about being wronged. They would get punished and move on.
The gays clearly want special attention. They want all eyes and media to be on them all of the time. This is not the way for the gays to get the tolerance and acceptance that they are demanding from the rest of us.
You're calling yourself out in your own post. If it was a guy and a girl kissing no one would have even bothered to care. It's just cause it's two boys kissing that anyone cares. Did you not go to high school? Kids kiss all over. It's not like they were naked having screaming sex in the middle of a hallway.
The article stated it as well:
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The cheerleader, who wishes to remain anonymous, was caught on a surveillance camera, reports 6 News, which leads him and his family to believe that he was being monitored and targeted because he's gay.
"They never check cameras for anything unless something is stolen," he said. "We would be the ones getting caught because I'm sure we were the only ones, sexual orientation wise, being caught like that."
The cheerleader also stated that public affection is not uncommon among the students at Alice High School, which he claims is further proof of the discrimination he's facing.
"In this school [kissing] is everywhere, if that were the case, suspending everyone for that, half the school would be suspended," he said.
You're calling yourself out in your own post. If it was a guy and a girl kissing no one would have even bothered to care. It's just cause it's two boys kissing that anyone cares. Did you not go to high school? Kids kiss all over. It's not like they were naked having screaming sex in the middle of a hallway.
The article stated it as well:
Glad you read the link(s) so many other posters spout nonsense without even reading what happened!
You're calling yourself out in your own post. If it was a guy and a girl kissing no one would have even bothered to care. It's just cause it's two boys kissing that anyone cares. Did you not go to high school? Kids kiss all over. It's not like they were naked having screaming sex in the middle of a hallway.
The article stated it as well:
Maybe you should read the follow up articles. It seems the LIPS were not what was being kissed, (the area was quite a bit SOUTH of that mark), and the boy's parents have dropped all legal options after finding out exactly why the suspension from the cheerleading squad was decided.
from a LATER article,
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"The student code of conduct and cheer handbook are designed to improve conduct and encourage students to adhere to their responsibilities as members of the school community. The student and parents are clearly aware that the student was not removed from the squad for kissing another student at school. While the student is free to discuss certain aspects of his discipline in the media, the District cannot discuss the specifics of this incident and must respect the privacy rights of the students involved in this matter."
Last edited by Darkatt; 10-29-2011 at 05:57 AM..
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