School walkout hypocrisy

[basscatfrank]

Student Supporting Gun Rights Says School District 'Trampled On' His Rights During Walkout

As usual, you can say whatever you want (as long as you agree with me.)

 

[bill o]

Yeah, when your march is sponsored by government and only certain messages escape punishment, you're not protesting at that point, but being used.

 

[Bfatz]

The Schools should be sued the Towns and Cities should be sued for allowing this sort of activity to take place during normal school hours....

 

[lowbuckbob]

The Schools should be sued the Towns and Cities should be sued for allowing this sort of activity o take place during a normal school hours....

...on OUR dime

 

[JayMcB]

The Schools should be sued the Towns and Cities should be sued for allowing this sort of activity o take place during a normal school hours....

The school and administration will be sued by taxpayers in the towns, who have to pay for the lawyers for the town's side, AND the results of any judgement. You can't sue them personally, they have the municipal shield and that whole self-insurance on the taxpayers thing going on.

Circular firing squad

 

[Kevin_NH]

The official story on this is that somehow all the other signs were pre-approved, but somehow Andy Dalsin's sign (which just happened to be the largest off-message sign present), was not given them imprimatur's stamp.

 

[Dennis in MA]

Freedom ain't free.

 

[tuna]

Can't an individual be charged with civil rights violations? Or is that just a monetary thing that gets paid out in taxes too?

 

[Bfatz]

Can't an individual be charged with civil rights violations? Or is that just a monetary thing that gets paid out in taxes too?

From the looks of all the signatures the kid had some backing...