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Originally Posted by BobG
I remember how it was in high school... The plan... "Hey, lets all be funny fuckers and wear USA stuff on Cinco de Mayo, hahaha!"... probably all got ready together, drove to school together, marched into campus in a group with big grins on their faces... everybody on campus was probably looking at them, talking about it, kids start getting worked up into a frenzy over it... one great big old distraction. And administrators are suppose to let them put on their show or stop it and move forward with the business of education?
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I am really missing your point here. It's a
public school. If someone wanted to dress up as Satan on Christmas that's their choice. The school should not have any agenda and certainly shouldn't punish kids who do not wish to celebrate a holiday from another country. They are treating it like they stopped some race riot in a prison. If the school is that tense they have much bigger issues going on. It's obvious the vice principle was the one offended, not the students, and when the students refused his demands they were sent home. He should be fired.