Bong Hits 4 Jesus
 

"Free Speech or Half Baked Lawsuit?"

Considered by some to be the "most important student free-speech conflict to reach the Supreme Court since the height of the Vietnam War," it could decide how and to what extent schools can regulate their students' jokes. The case first sparked controversy in 2002, when high school senior Joseph Frederick unfurled a 14-foot banner reading "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" during a field trip to watch the Olympic torch pass through Juneau, Alaska.

All eyes (bloodshot and otherwise) turn to the Supreme Court as it begins its examination of possibly the most bizarre and important First Amendment case in a generation.

Field trip = School
Public School + Religion = No

really is it any different than holding up a sign during a school trip that says "Jesus died for your sins." we wouldn't want students holding up those type of signs during a school trip. this is no different. it makes reference to a religion. just because it's making light of it doesn't mean it's acceptable.

no religious shit in school. doesn't matter if it's for, against, joking or whatever. it's kind of funny. most pot smokers would probably endorse this type of behaviour, and in the same breath denounce any type of religion in the class room. but this is exactly that, a religious statement during a school function.