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Darson

(19 posts)
56. Und so beginnt es...
Sun Feb 17, 2019, 11:33 PM
Feb 2019


(Well, technically, it's Россия прежде всего, but I think you get my drift.)

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Surely arresting this child demonstrates the freedoms that make this country great. ( n/t ) Make7 Feb 2019 #1
Bingo! nt Xipe Totec Feb 2019 #8
Kid sounds a whole lot smarter than the substitute teacher. Scurrilous Feb 2019 #2
No he doesn't, and I blame his mother for his attitude. I guess we know who runs that home. politicaljunkie41910 Feb 2019 #26
I fail to understand why you're blaming this child Haggis for Breakfast Feb 2019 #28
I stated very clearly what my opinion was. You're welcome to your own. When my kids were growing politicaljunkie41910 Feb 2019 #47
You fail to respond to my point: Haggis for Breakfast Feb 2019 #62
I understand that the most important factor is safety Rorey Feb 2019 #83
Immediately after that quoted portion of the article: Grokenstein Feb 2019 #29
Your analogy comparing an 11 yr old child telling a teacher what he does and doesn't do to Zimmerman politicaljunkie41910 Feb 2019 #34
You justifying this arrest wellst0nev0ter Feb 2019 #45
Bookmarking. n/t rzemanfl Feb 2019 #80
I was comparing the kid to Trayvon Martin, not Zimmerman Grokenstein Feb 2019 #103
The substitute teacher should be fired for blatant racism. yardwork Feb 2019 #98
Nobody has to give up their first amendment rights at the threshold of the schoolhouse Major Nikon Feb 2019 #40
Tinker v. DeMoine 3Hotdogs Feb 2019 #41
The Bill of Rights is an integral part of our Constitution.Free Speech is a paramount value delisen Feb 2019 #48
He is an American, not a 1935 German boy who failed to salute! Smackdown2019 Feb 2019 #51
I have to agree with you on this one. It's different for a student in school. Honeycombe8 Feb 2019 #55
Standing for the pledge of allegiance DOES NOT Haggis for Breakfast Feb 2019 #61
Your disagreement is noted. Honeycombe8 Feb 2019 #64
This incident taught this student nothing about respecting authority . . . markpkessinger Feb 2019 #70
I Get Your Point, But... ProfessorGAC Feb 2019 #74
+1 myohmy2 Feb 2019 #69
+100000 Pachamama Feb 2019 #78
Standing for the Pledge Sgent Feb 2019 #65
I did not know this. Honeycombe8 Feb 2019 #85
That is absolute madness. Codeine Feb 2019 #75
I don't respond to personally insulting posts. Placed on ignore. Honeycombe8 Feb 2019 #84
Im wounded. nt Codeine Feb 2019 #86
You're welcome. Honeycombe8 Feb 2019 #87
The niggling detail you ignore Codeine Feb 2019 #89
As an adult, you should be aware of the relevant difference LanternWaste Feb 2019 #97
It is settled case law that a student cannot be compelled to stand for the Pledge. obamanut2012 Feb 2019 #90
I appreciate your being a voice of reason. FTR, I didn't concur with an 11 y.o.child being arrested. politicaljunkie41910 Feb 2019 #102
Disagree in this case. MarvinGardens Feb 2019 #59
He wasn't interfering with anything ArizonaLib Feb 2019 #66
I get where this is coming from. Mr. Frost Feb 2019 #68
Good, he did the right thing and was right obamanut2012 Feb 2019 #92
The teacher was in the wrong, no doubt. Mr. Frost Feb 2019 #93
This is 100% on the teacher meadowlander Feb 2019 #96
This message was self-deleted by its author trusty elf Feb 2019 #3
That adult missed a great teaching opportunity WhoWoodaKnew Feb 2019 #4
My son refused to stand for it mcar Feb 2019 #5
I was wondering what the charge could underpants Feb 2019 #9
Sitting is not disruptive, and the officer wouldn't be a factor if they weren't made a factor. TheBlackAdder Feb 2019 #36
I stopped standing late in the 8th grade. Codeine Feb 2019 #76
Here is a local account of the incident: mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2019 #6
They arrested an 11 YO boy for that? mcar Feb 2019 #10
Unfortunately this is how they criminalize black children BumRushDaShow Feb 2019 #13
Cops should know better mcar Feb 2019 #14
EVERYONE in that school should know better. progressoid Feb 2019 #18
Yes! mcar Feb 2019 #19
It's deeper than that BumRushDaShow Feb 2019 #20
You are right, BRDS mcar Feb 2019 #21
She TOLD HIM TO GO BACK TO HIS HOMELAND? forgotmylogin Feb 2019 #27
It's Florida, her teaching dance card will be filled for the next 10 tears! :-D TheBlackAdder Feb 2019 #38
Yep. And the child was arrested. Proved this child's point. yardwork Feb 2019 #99
The usual program Beowulf42 Feb 2019 #39
It would seem to me that the teacher was the one disrupting the class. LiberalFighter Feb 2019 #54
"Resisting an officer without violence' . . . markpkessinger Feb 2019 #71
It's his RIGHT! B Stieg Feb 2019 #7
He answered, saying, "they brought me here." BumRushDaShow Feb 2019 #11
Those images make me so sick to my stomach Pachamama Feb 2019 #79
hope the kid gets a really good lawyer! samnsara Feb 2019 #12
This message was self-deleted by its author Mr. Frost Feb 2019 #42
More fodder for the next episode of The Two Minutes Hate. nt EarthFirst Feb 2019 #15
Arresting a child in a school TNNurse Feb 2019 #16
There is no law mcar Feb 2019 #22
I was most certain of that. TNNurse Feb 2019 #24
Seems they make their own here sometimes mcar Feb 2019 #57
Wrong A DAY IN THE LIFE Feb 2019 #88
That is completely unconstitutional mcar Feb 2019 #91
A family member is a lawyer in Lakeland, but I suspect this young person will have many choices. dameatball Feb 2019 #17
Good by principal.....forever...never get another job... Stuart G Feb 2019 #23
I Found One - One Of Those Teachers DallasNE Feb 2019 #25
If there's one thing that scares these crackers Turbineguy Feb 2019 #30
Teacher's actually a Cuban Batistano wellst0nev0ter Feb 2019 #46
Hard to understand this. Desert grandma Feb 2019 #31
There goes another promising NFL career. CaptYossarian Feb 2019 #32
Arrest an 11-year old for not pledging allegiance? democrank Feb 2019 #33
Not arrested for refusing to recite the pledge JohnnyRingo Feb 2019 #35
The substitute teacher should be arrested. Get rid of the pledge bs. rockfordfile Feb 2019 #49
Clearly she doesn't relate well to students JohnnyRingo Feb 2019 #53
misdemeanors? moonseller66 Feb 2019 #37
I was a teacher in a high school, permanently appointed.. Stuart G Feb 2019 #43
Case still has to play out, but here's a bit of clarity from a local source.... KY_EnviroGuy Feb 2019 #44
His rights were being violated. alphafemale Feb 2019 #104
West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette dflprincess Feb 2019 #50
Thank you for posting... Pachamama Feb 2019 #81
WTF? Nitram Feb 2019 #52
Und so beginnt es... Darson Feb 2019 #56
First of all it was a substitute teacher. She needed to keep her trap shut. She's wasting class time YOHABLO Feb 2019 #58
Sounds to me like Lakeland and that private school just paid for that kid's college education... pecosbob Feb 2019 #60
The idiots who continue to defy the Constitution will help pay for his college expenses. efhmc Feb 2019 #63
Can someone tell me what a "resource officer" is? Mr. Frost Feb 2019 #67
Rent A Cop. Bantamfancier Feb 2019 #72
In Florida they're actually sworn LEOs. Codeine Feb 2019 #77
Teachers should encourage diversity MissMillie Feb 2019 #73
Authoritarian-itis LogicFirst Feb 2019 #82
Arrested???? McCamy Taylor Feb 2019 #94
"They proved him right" My son's response to hearing this story. McCamy Taylor Feb 2019 #95
EXACTLY. yardwork Feb 2019 #100
I have not stood since about 2nd grade. alphafemale Feb 2019 #101
I might be late to the game here, but... Juneboarder Feb 2019 #105
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