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Originally Posted by VipertheSniper (Post 1087523)

I have heard there's also a problem with that in Germany.

First time I hear that.:hmm2:
Maybe I'm watching the wrong news. :roll:

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Originally Posted by Schroeder (Post 1087532)

First time I hear that.:hmm2:
Maybe I'm watching the wrong news. :roll:

Try channel 69. :salute:

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Originally Posted by Schroeder (Post 1087517)

Is there a problem in the US with kids posting nude pictures of themselves?:06:

Some chick killed herself after taking nude pictures of her self and sending them to her boyfriend, they ended up splitting, and he spread the pictures around like a bad rash. Everyone at school called her a whore, and she ended up hanging her self, or something like that.

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Originally Posted by Spike88 (Post 1087539)

They should hang everyone that called her a whore.

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Originally Posted by Schroeder (Post 1087517)

Is there a problem in the US with kids posting nude pictures of themselves?:06:

For one thing it is against our child pornography laws for anyone to be in possession of nude pictures of a minor, even if it was the minor who took and sent them.

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Originally Posted by Happy Times (Post 1087545)

They should hang everyone that called her a whore.

I agree, atleast all of the ones that dont feel remorse. For the others, let them live with their guilty conscious especially the ex who spread them.

And back to the main subject, sure the teacher is a roll model and all, but the major issue here is 90% of highschool kids should not be on X-rated sites anyways. So why punish the teacher for something the kids shouldn't be on?

/Sarcasm
Because the parents are never ever responsible for the wrongdoings of their child.
/Sarcasm

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Originally Posted by VipertheSniper (Post 1087602)

/Sarcasm
Because the parents are never ever responsible for the wrongdoings of their child.
/Sarcasm

It's hard to hold parents responsible if their children are exposed to negative role models in the interest of political correctness.

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Originally Posted by Schroeder (Post 1087469)

Ah, nudity=evil again.:roll:
I wish some people would become a bit more mature.:nope:

Learn to control your hormones for once and realize there is a reason we have so many out of wedlock child births, and failing parenting skills.

I would have to ask you to become a bit more mature please. Thanks.

Some neat facts about Germany's huge problem:

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...There are more instances of single-child families than those with three or more children....

...Not only the Ways of life, but also basic moral attitudes are undergoing change. Faithfulness to one’s partner remains an important value, but the norm of staying together for life has become more relaxed. The expectations associated of a partnership, on the other hand, have risen. This is one of the reasons for some 40 percent of marriages over the past few years ending in divorce. As a rule most people marry again of find another partner. There has also been a marked increase in the number of couples living out of wedlock.

This form of cohabitation without actually being officially married is particularly popular with young people and those whose marriage has recently failed. As a result the number of illegitimate children has also risen: In West Germany about a quarter and in East Germany more than half of all children are born to unwed mothers. One result of this change is an increase in the number of step-parents and single- parent families: One fifth of all households with children have Single parents, and as a rule these are single mothers....

Still defending your hormone problem? This is just the tip of the iceberg. Google it and you will find that your country will not be the same in 20 years time, if you are still a country at all.

-S

I cannot fathom them not firing her...but that doesn't change the fact that they shouldn't have fired her.

I don't feel that posing nude makes one a bad influence. In fact, I find nothing morally wrong with it whatsoever. I do see something a little dodgy about firing her, considering the situation surrounding it.

Ah yes, personal pursuit of happieness. Guess that old principle does not hold up too much when confronted with vengeful soccer moms and hypocritis who consider playboy pics something morally challenging.

But that is also the country where a woman got kicked out of McDonalds for breastfeeding her baby and a 5 year old boy's parents serious problems for him touching a teachers breast, so it should not come as a suprise. Not to talk about nipple gate :haha:

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Originally Posted by Aramike (Post 1087652)

It's hard to hold parents responsible if their children are exposed to negative role models in the interest of political correctness.

I'm talking about being busted for missing classes and not getting the absences excused. How is that not the parents fault? The teacher was just a convenient scape goat.

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Originally Posted by VipertheSniper (Post 1087831)

I'm talking about being busted for missing classes and not getting the absences excused. How is that not the parents fault? The teacher was just a convenient scape goat.

It would be poetic justice if the teachers replacement upheld the suspension.

Given that cheerleading is nothing more than a show of T&A while shouting irrelevant slogans, I don't see what the bloody problem is when the teacher coaching cheerleaders has done some playboy shoot.

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Originally Posted by antikristuseke (Post 1088143)

no no no! Cheerleaders are picked based on their intellect and knowledge of current events.:know: