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First Amendment, Schmirst Schmamendment |
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Written by Chet
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Saturday, 10 May 2008 |
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 Three junior high school students from small-town Minnesota found themselves on the wrong side of the law this week.
Three eighth-graders at Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Junior High spent Thursday in in-school suspension for sitting down during the pledge of allegiance.
Brandt Dahl said his homeroom teacher had never before told the class that the school handbook required students to stand up during the pledge. The 13-year-old and two female students remained in their seats while classmates recited the pledge.Principal Colleen Houglum, who was observing the class that morning, told those three students to report to the office, according to students’ accounts of what happened. “At first, everyone thought that she was joking,” said Bishop Edens, a 14-year-old student in the class. “But after a few seconds, she got a little angry and said report to the office now.” Fargo Forum So... There's no doubt these kids should get in trouble. The last thing this country needs right now is for kids to learn at an early age that they can speak out about their government. Best to whip these punks into shape before they get too wiley. Who cares what the first amendment says!?!
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Where in the hell do we find these people????? Perhaps the common denominator is they all listen to Rush----brains go dead through repitition of the lie.
Wow!!!! I'm really off on a tangent today. I should not have listened to the talking heads this morning-----the Rush syndrome can show up at any time.