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ParticipantI think the kids did it to rebel against the dress code. I don’t think it really had any thing to do with the “5’s”
The real point of this is that the school should have just treated the day like any other school day, and should not have decided to impose a dress code that infringed on the kids rights to wear patriotic colors. The way to show support or inclusion for the 5’s would have been a lesson or two on the history of May 5th. This reeks of BS far left liberal PC run amuck, and now it has bitten them in the ass.
ParticipantI think the kids did it to rebel against the dress code. I don’t think it really had any thing to do with the “5’s”
The real point of this is that the school should have just treated the day like any other school day, and should not have decided to impose a dress code that infringed on the kids rights to wear patriotic colors. The way to show support or inclusion for the 5’s would have been a lesson or two on the history of May 5th. This reeks of BS far left liberal PC run amuck, and now it has bitten them in the ass.
ParticipantI think the kids did it to rebel against the dress code. I don’t think it really had any thing to do with the “5’s”
The real point of this is that the school should have just treated the day like any other school day, and should not have decided to impose a dress code that infringed on the kids rights to wear patriotic colors. The way to show support or inclusion for the 5’s would have been a lesson or two on the history of May 5th. This reeks of BS far left liberal PC run amuck, and now it has bitten them in the ass.
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=svelte]Symbolism, whether it be a flag or a cross or a wedding ring, is such a ridiculous thing to spend any time and effort on in the first place.
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I agree. For people it’s all about MY flag, MY religion and fidelity to ME.
Pretty stupid to get overcome with rage and anger over symbols.[/quote]
Apparently only stupid when Americans show pride in THEIR symbols.
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=svelte]Symbolism, whether it be a flag or a cross or a wedding ring, is such a ridiculous thing to spend any time and effort on in the first place.
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I agree. For people it’s all about MY flag, MY religion and fidelity to ME.
Pretty stupid to get overcome with rage and anger over symbols.[/quote]
Apparently only stupid when Americans show pride in THEIR symbols.
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=svelte]Symbolism, whether it be a flag or a cross or a wedding ring, is such a ridiculous thing to spend any time and effort on in the first place.
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I agree. For people it’s all about MY flag, MY religion and fidelity to ME.
Pretty stupid to get overcome with rage and anger over symbols.[/quote]
Apparently only stupid when Americans show pride in THEIR symbols.
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=svelte]Symbolism, whether it be a flag or a cross or a wedding ring, is such a ridiculous thing to spend any time and effort on in the first place.
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I agree. For people it’s all about MY flag, MY religion and fidelity to ME.
Pretty stupid to get overcome with rage and anger over symbols.[/quote]
Apparently only stupid when Americans show pride in THEIR symbols.
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=svelte]Symbolism, whether it be a flag or a cross or a wedding ring, is such a ridiculous thing to spend any time and effort on in the first place.
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I agree. For people it’s all about MY flag, MY religion and fidelity to ME.
Pretty stupid to get overcome with rage and anger over symbols.[/quote]
Apparently only stupid when Americans show pride in THEIR symbols.
ParticipantCould it have been foreclosed on?
ParticipantCould it have been foreclosed on?
ParticipantCould it have been foreclosed on?
ParticipantCould it have been foreclosed on?
ParticipantCould it have been foreclosed on?
ParticipantI don’t think the problem is with the electoral college, but with the “winner takes all” rules that most states have.
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