Wear the American Flag and get sent home...

tater · 05-06-10, 06:04 PM

Saying it is not bad, IMO. A hispanic with an agenda wanted to send a message that somehow the US flag was offensive on a day celebrated by people of Mexican descent—who are presumably also Americans since they are in an American school. It's clearly an agenda, or he'd have been equally offended by the flag flying in front of the school (and possibly in every classroom).

Would he have booted the kids on St. Patrick's Day for the same shirts?

Bastille Day?

What's the German version of defeating the French in a battle again? May 10 through June 25th?

The guy was totally out of line. If it was ME picking up my kid, I'd have gone into his office, and told him to retract it, or there'd be TV cameras here (and my lawyer). I'd do the same if some teacher started teaching magic in science class, too, BTW.

05-06-10, 06:04 PM	#11
tater Navy Seal Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: New Mexico, USA Posts: 9,023 Downloads: 8 Uploads: 2	Saying it is not bad, IMO. A hispanic with an agenda wanted to send a message that somehow the US flag was offensive on a day celebrated by people of Mexican descent—who are presumably also Americans since they are in an American school. It's clearly an agenda, or he'd have been equally offended by the flag flying in front of the school (and possibly in every classroom). Would he have booted the kids on St. Patrick's Day for the same shirts? Bastille Day? What's the German version of defeating the French in a battle again? May 10 through June 25th? The guy was totally out of line. If it was ME picking up my kid, I'd have gone into his office, and told him to retract it, or there'd be TV cameras here (and my lawyer). I'd do the same if some teacher started teaching magic in science class, too, BTW.