Quote Originally Posted by Torog
Howdy pisshead,

This incident would not have happened,if the most likely liberal and anti-Bush teacher,had made it clear to the students,what was acceptable and not acceptable..that teachers see nothing wrong with making posters that appear to call for the murder of President Bush..is the problem here. What the student did,is dis-honorable dissent. The teacher should have made clear..the difference between the 2,before giving the children the assignment.

Now don't git me wrong- I don't like the idea of folks snitching on each other,for the goverment's benefit..and I don't condone such a poster for Hitlery or Bill ..no matter how tempting it may be !

Have a good one ...
Free speach only if you like the speach, huh?

How does a poster of Bush with thumbs down indicate that anybody wants to murder that bastard? If this is true, it's outrageous. What' even more outrageous is that stupid Wal-Mart calls the government on a kid with a poster! I always knew Wal-Mart was evil, but this is crazy!
F L E S H Reviewed by F L E S H on . Wal-Mart Gives Teen's Anti-Bush Poster To Police this teen got a taste of the new freedom... Wal-Mart Gives Teen's Anti-Bush Poster To Police Secret Service Comes Calling On Student Civics Student - Or An Enemy Of America? Matthew Rothschild / The Progressive | October 8 2005 After a Wal-Mart employee turned in a high school student's anti-Bush poster to the police, the Secret Service came calling. Rating: 5