A Pennsylvania student who wore a T-shirt to school to express his support for the American war on terror and to honor his uncle, a warrior in the battle, has been told he cannot do that.
The T shirt had a picture of a gun with these words:
"Volunteer Homeland Security" and "Special issue – Resident – Lifetime License United States Terrorist Hunting Permit – Permit No. 91101 Gun Owner – No Bag Limit"
Shocking, eh? And then we have these gems of wisdom:
"It's the district's position the wording on the T-shirt advocated violation of the law and acts of violence," Supt. Donald Stewart told WND.
Gosh and gee.
Why, I wonder, does he think hunnting terrorists is bad?
Stewart said the student was given detention, but that was a result of his "behavior" in the school office, not the T-shirt.
I hope the behavior expressed the view that the act was dumb.
And I wonder if the T shirt would have been a problem if it was abti-war or attacked Bush?
There is a law suit on going and I hope the district is forced to pay enough money to require the tax payers to absorb a sizeable tax increase. Perhaps then they will start to question who they are letting run their schools.
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