(04-04-2018 09:32 AM)Hypno Wrote: Its really a violation of their Fourth Amendment rights, but they've never read the Constitution so what difference does it make?
its really not a violation of any rights. Locker rooms and bathrooms aside, the courts will likely side with the school and declare that students have no reasonable expectation of privacy while on school grounds.
(04-04-2018 09:32 AM)Hypno Wrote: Its really a violation of their Fourth Amendment rights, but they've never read the Constitution so what difference does it make?
its really not a violation of any rights. Locker rooms and bathrooms aside, the courts will likely side with the school and declare that students have no reasonable expectation of privacy while on school grounds.
Don't you understand? It's a slippery slope, goddamit!
Today it's clear backpacks. Tomorrow it's clear clothing! Before you know it you're buck naked, getting full cavity searches before and after lunch, and having to squat and cough as you file into each class!
I don't think this was posted here, but this is from the BBC. They are a little more honest than American outlets. Of course, the debate is already over there:
"They have announced the March for Our Lives to take place on 24 March, in conjunction with the Everytown for Gun Safety, calling for the prioritisation of children's lives in the gun control debate."
Every Town for Gun Safety's sugar daddy is Michael Bloomberg. This is the most blatant case of astroturf in American history. It's no surprise who is behind it.
Here is an article from a site in Wheeling, West Virginia. The article points out that about 100 students at Wheeling Park High School walked out. That's out of about 1,500 students.
"Neither teenager believes legislation will be crafted anytime soon, and they are well aware the majority of their classmates feel differently because only a few more than 100 students of the 1,500 attending classes at the school participated in the March 14 walkout.
'I was disappointed with the number of students who walked out, and that’s because I believe that this is something that should unify the community in an effort to do something about it. I was disappointed, yes, but I wasn’t surprised,' Smith said. 'I don’t want to think it’s possible that a school shooting could happen here, but we just don’t know. That’s why we are trying to prevent it, and I see it more as a mental health issue than a school security issue....'"
By West Virginia standards, Wheeling Park is an urban school. It's the fifth largest city in the state. I suspect the turn out at the more rural schools was much lower than it was at Wheeling Park, if there was any turnout at all.
(04-04-2018 09:32 AM)Hypno Wrote: Its really a violation of their Fourth Amendment rights, but they've never read the Constitution so what difference does it make?
its really not a violation of any rights. Locker rooms and bathrooms aside, the courts will likely side with the school and declare that students have no reasonable expectation of privacy while on school grounds.
Don't you understand? It's a slippery slope, goddamit!
Today it's clear backpacks. Tomorrow it's clear clothing! Before you know it you're buck naked, getting full cavity searches before and after lunch, and having to squat and cough as you file into each class!
TSA at every school, cavity searches at every school! See-through clothing for every girl mandatory.
Quote:The most immediate concern is violence. The Parkland shooting has been attributed, in part, to the alleged shooter’s racist radicalization. Swastika-carved rifle magazines were found at the scene, according to authorities, who also found connections to anti-black and anti-Muslim groups on social media.
But at a more basic level, ignoring white privilege continues cycles of segregation and misunderstanding, Harvey said — especially in schools, where students need all the peace and acceptance they can get to learn and grow.
This liberal birdcage liner rag of a paper is reporting the above. Any truth to this?
Quote:The most immediate concern is violence. The Parkland shooting has been attributed, in part, to the alleged shooter’s racist radicalization. Swastika-carved rifle magazines were found at the scene, according to authorities, who also found connections to anti-black and anti-Muslim groups on social media.
But at a more basic level, ignoring white privilege continues cycles of segregation and misunderstanding, Harvey said — especially in schools, where students need all the peace and acceptance they can get to learn and grow.
This liberal birdcage liner rag of a paper is reporting the above. Any truth to this?
Whatever "white privilege" or Nazi paraphernalia these retards report on is irrelevant because the bottom line is Cruz is half Jew and half Latin.
(04-16-2018 08:05 PM)Latinopan Wrote: Ace Hardware Running Back To Laura Ingraham Because Whiny Bitches Don’t Build Sheds Is A Victory For Freedom Of Speech
(04-04-2018 09:32 AM)Hypno Wrote: Its really a violation of their Fourth Amendment rights, but they've never read the Constitution so what difference does it make?
its really not a violation of any rights. Locker rooms and bathrooms aside, the courts will likely side with the school and declare that students have no reasonable expectation of privacy while on school grounds.
Don't you understand? It's a slippery slope, goddamit!
Today it's clear backpacks. Tomorrow it's clear clothing! Before you know it you're buck naked, getting full cavity searches before and after lunch, and having to squat and cough as you file into each class!
TSA at every school, cavity searches at every school! See-through clothing for every girl mandatory.
(04-16-2018 11:28 PM)HornyRamone Wrote: [quote='Latinopan' pid='1768946' dateline='1523927135'] Ace Hardware Running Back To Laura Ingraham Because Whiny Bitches Don’t Build Sheds Is A Victory For Freedom Of Speech
(04-19-2018 08:45 PM)budoslavic Wrote: Edit. According to some Nebraska's news articles that wrote about her tennis skills (state champion), her family came to the U.S. from Eastern Europe.
And according unconfirmed reports she did not wear any panties under that prom dress.
(04-20-2018 04:41 AM)Hypno Wrote: That Daily Mail article has a nice juxtaposition of Hogg and Kashuv. Notice the difference in attitude and body language:
Remember Hogg's frustrated Reddit posts about how he was a complete failure with women? I'm fairly certain that he will see that photo of Kashuv with that cute girl and it's going to fill him with even more anger and resentment.
(04-20-2018 04:41 AM)Hypno Wrote: That Daily Mail article has a nice juxtaposition of Hogg and Kashuv. Notice the difference in attitude and body language:
Remember Hogg's frustrated Reddit posts about how he was a complete failure with women? I'm fairly certain that he will see that photo of Kashuv with that cute girl and it's going to fill him with even more anger and resentment.
It should make Hogg angry because he has more to work with. To say Kashuv is average is being generous. But if you compare them the difference is obvious. They are both wearning suits and have the same slim build, so its a very equal comparison except for looks and the fact that the media has handed Hogg so much fame. But Karshuv has an easy confidence and body language that is attractive. Even as a man, if for example I saw these 2 guys on the street and needed to ask one of them for directions, I'd go up and speak to Karsuv.
(04-19-2018 08:45 PM)budoslavic Wrote: Edit. According to some Nebraska's news articles that wrote about her tennis skills (state champion), her family came to the U.S. from Eastern Europe.
And according unconfirmed reports she did not wear any panties under that prom dress.
Quote:Police say 11-year-old Jonathan Benko was taking part in Parkland Middle School's organized walkout when he and a group of students left the designated walkout area. Police say around 10:30 Friday morning, the group crossed Loop 375 then attempted to cross it again. Benko was the last in the group to cross and was struck by a Ford F150.
Note the local news doesn't even mention what the students were protesting. Just an unspecified "organized walkout".