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czarina 03-03-2006 02:49 PM

Will they use the Patriot act against this guy?
 
One of the sections of the patriot act is about speaking against the government. This guy is being accused of teaching against it.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11648765/


I know that in most states, and in a regular court, this would not go very far, and it seems that the teacher did not know that he was being recorded. And since I dont think that the kid had a warrent....


What say you.

seeric 03-03-2006 02:50 PM

i doubt anything will happen, but i think the kid needs an asswhooping after school for liking bush.

actually it doesnt say that he likes him it says that he got tired of left wing comments. to me thats good enough to say he's supporting :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

czarina 03-03-2006 02:54 PM

You know what I mean silly boy!

BusterBunny 03-03-2006 02:55 PM

i say the kid was sposed to be taking notes and his tape recorder works as a note taking device so it is fair game....teachers in general are not allowed to put their "opinions" into factual lessons...dude should have kept his rants for when he got off work.

bastardsquad 03-03-2006 03:06 PM

opinions should be kept out of the classroom unless its debate class...:2 cents:

but i would like to hear what he had to say on the tape...

czarina 03-03-2006 03:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BusterBunny
i say the kid was sposed to be taking notes and his tape recorder works as a note taking device so it is fair game....teachers in general are not allowed to put their "opinions" into factual lessons...dude should have kept his rants for when he got off work.


You have a point, but when a recording is going to used in court, or in any sort of a legal action, the person that is being recorded has the Right to know....

stickyfingerz 03-03-2006 03:09 PM

Sorry but a public school teacher paid with tax money does not need to be comparing our President to a Nazi. Should be fired imo. He is free to say that outside of the classroom all he wants. But not while being paid with tax money, and saying it to young kids who believe what their teachers say.

stickyfingerz 03-03-2006 03:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bastardsquad
opinions should be kept out of the classroom unless its debate class...:2 cents:

but i would like to hear what he had to say on the tape...

Compared Bush to Hitler and other fun Geography class stuff. Still trying to figure out why a geography teacher is discussing politics.

czarina 03-03-2006 03:18 PM

This probably happened because the students brought it up. We talked a lot about the vietnam war in Geo.

Theo 03-03-2006 03:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BusterBunny
i say the kid was sposed to be taking notes and his tape recorder works as a note taking device so it is fair game....teachers in general are not allowed to put their "opinions" into factual lessons...dude should have kept his rants for when he got off work.


where? in the land of free and brave? :)

Theo 03-03-2006 03:22 PM

"About 150 high school students walked out of class to protest a decision to put a teacher on leave while they investigate remarks he made about President Bush in class, including that some people compare Bush to Adolf Hitler."


like people don't compare him with hitler lol

Manowar 03-03-2006 03:26 PM

Damn thats fucked

D 03-03-2006 03:26 PM

While the kid didn't do anything legally wrong I don't think (insofar as I know, face-to-face conversations can be secretly recorded by either party with no infringement on the tapee's rights in all 50 states - NOT the case with phone calls, though), it did violate scholastic ethics, as you're always supposed to get the professor's permission to tape him before taping any lecture he may give.

The kid may face expulsion. The professor may face being fired. But legally, I don't think anything wrong went down here... and if the executive or courts differ in that opinion, then perhaps the teacher had a point in some people feeling the US moving toward fascism after all.

Theo 03-03-2006 03:28 PM

Here's a funny real story. When i was small kid I had a record tape machine, mini size i was playing with often. One day it seems i had recorded the convo of my mother and my father related to one business partner of my father. I pushed play of the convo when this guy was in our house for dinner (i think) and he heard it and hell break! lol

sperbonzo 03-03-2006 03:43 PM

Comparing Bush to Hitler is so wrong. Not only does it show a complete and utter lack of any perspective or historical knowledge, but it is also a complete f**king insult to people like my great grandparents that died in buchenvald.

Screw that teacher. He shouldn't be filling children's heads with his asinine and insulting drivel on the taxpayers money.

Theo 03-03-2006 03:52 PM

Michael, I won't disagree, but if you see the article says "remarks he made about President Bush in class, including that some people compare Bush to Adolf Hitler."

some people compare him with hitler. It doens't say he compared him. Not sure how accurate is msn on this, but it's totally different thing; unless this is something you must prohibit a teacher to tell.

HizAzPhun 03-03-2006 03:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soul_Rebel
Michael, I won't disagree, but if you see the article says "remarks he made about President Bush in class, including that some people compare Bush to Adolf Hitler."

some people compare him with hitler. It doens't say he compared him. Not sure how accurate is msn on this, but it's totally different thing; unless this is something you must prohibit a teacher to tell.


Did you listen to the recording? (click the play video link on that msn page).

I truly, deeply dislike and distrust Bush, but his remarks were pretty intense for a highschool teacher and you can here the frustration and anger in his voice... if I was a parent with a differing point of view, I might be a little pissed (after I punched myself in the nuts 3000 times for being such an asshat).

PS: I hope that kid can't get a date to prom because of this. but I'm angry and cynnical like that.

:2 cents:

Bill8 03-03-2006 03:58 PM

It's an insult to all Hitler lovers and neo-nazi's everywhere.

Hitler was at least smart. He wouldn't have fucked up the takeover of a dickwad country like Iraq. We'd be floating in oil if Bush had a tenth of Hitker's skills.

The millenial kids are all little brownshirts anyway. Never trust a kid. They're all so used to dog sniffing and drug tests they take informing and tape recording lefty teachers for granted.

Theo 03-03-2006 03:58 PM

ok wait to listen,didnt see it first time

seeric 03-03-2006 03:59 PM

well if political opinion should be kept out then so should religion. which does not happen.

also, they sshould teahc the real history of this country the way it went down with the settlers and subsequent calvalry taking the land from the indians and raping their women, and throwing them on reservations by force.

pr0 03-03-2006 04:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stickyfingerzdotnet
Sorry but a public school teacher paid with tax money does not need to be comparing our President to a Nazi. Should be fired imo. He is free to say that outside of the classroom all he wants. But not while being paid with tax money, and saying it to young kids who believe what their teachers say.

He seized control of power, i suppose he could be compared to any # of tyrants.

Theo 03-03-2006 04:13 PM

I heard it. Not sure how to tell it to you to see the difference. When I was in high school (greece) such voices/opinions by teachers were common. Students were expressing their own and a dialogue was taking place. It could involved the country's pm, president, church, god, war whatever. If this guy was mainly brainwashing high school students expell him. If he was giving stand for a dialogue reward him; unless of course you want your sons and daughters their students to be readers of books and nothing else. That's another story.

Scootermuze 03-03-2006 04:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by D_hodough
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and if the executive or courts differ in that opinion, then perhaps the teacher had a point in some people feeling the US moving toward fascism after all.

Where he could then say, "I rest my case"; proving that he was on the mark.. which is why little would be done in the courts..

Theo 03-03-2006 04:23 PM

and my 1st post was in case he attempts to brainwash people,if he provides a dialogue stand i dont see anything wrong. They are in critical thinking age when they attend high-school.

GatorB 03-03-2006 06:37 PM

Some of the comparison of Bush and Hitler are indeed valid.

Hitler made up shit about Poland so he could inavde and Bush did the same about Iraq. And don't say he didn't. If he didn't where are the WMDs? Where is the proof that Saddam was involved in 9-11?

LHG 03-04-2006 11:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soul_Rebel
I heard it. Not sure how to tell it to you to see the difference. When I was in high school (greece) such voices/opinions by teachers were common. Students were expressing their own and a dialogue was taking place. It could involved the country's pm, president, church, god, war whatever. If this guy was mainly brainwashing high school students expell him. If he was giving stand for a dialogue reward him; unless of course you want your sons and daughters their students to be readers of books and nothing else. That's another story.

Kids don't read books.

SirMoby 03-04-2006 01:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stickyfingerzdotnet
Compared Bush to Hitler and other fun Geography class stuff. Still trying to figure out why a geography teacher is discussing politics.

Where did you hear he was a geography teacher?

"who has been teaching social studies and American history at Overland since 2000"

It would be interesting to read a transcript of the tape. The article doesn't state that the teacher was comparing Bush to Hitler but "some people compare Bush to Adolf Hitler." and that is a very true statement.

There's no telling by this article what the teacher was actually saying.

Major (Tom) 03-04-2006 01:46 PM

The FSC should be on this.

Duke

ronbotx 03-04-2006 03:12 PM

AAh ...all the uninformed who have not looked into the facts of this story.

1) The ?teacher? is the only "nazi" in this case. He is not supposed to force "his" political agenda down the throats of a bunch of "captive", impressionable high school students. He has a curriculum from the school to teach g e o g r a p h y ....not politics and it was shown that he was doing more preaching than teaching.

2) It was school policy that taping of classes was ok. This varies from school to school. The kid was there to learn geography not be told, Bush is like Hitler, the 9-11 attacks were justified, America is a terrorist nation, and Bush sucks.

3) He is a position of power over students and it is an ethical violation to force his subjective political viewpoints on the kids under penalty of bad grades or worse if they speak up. The student reported that about 20% of the class time was spent on geography and the remainder on political diatribes.

4) It was not the first time the teacher has been reported for using the classroom as his personal politcal forum.

My congrats to Sean Allen for not being a sheep and shutting this "teacher?" down.

http://www.9news.com/acm_news.aspx?O...7-c589c01ca7bf

http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_3560566

http://townhall.com/opinion/columns/...22/187189.html


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