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A West Virginia teen has been arrested for wearing a T-Shirt to school which was bearing an NRA logo, along with an image of a hunting rifle and the phrase, "Protect your right."
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Is he right or wrong wearing a shirt that defends his views of the 2nd amendment ? Personally, I do not see an issue with this. I realize that there is all of this anti gun stuff going around and some people are edgy about things like this, but why can't he wear this kind of shirt that expresses his rights to support the 2nd amendment? Kids wear shirts that have pictures of God / Jesus on them. Is that not an infringement upon some people by seeing this ? Seeing script about have belief in God, is that not an infringement upon some people. Well, at least those who do not believe in God. So, what is the difference here ? I see kids who dress up all "Gangsta" and go to school. I believe that leaves more of an impact than some kid wearing an NRA t-shirt.
Why in the article do they call out the kids name who was arrested, but yet, they can't call out the teachers name ? Are they protecting the teacher ? Was the teacher in the wrong and they do not want to draw attention to him/her ? Maybe the kid wearing the shirt was an infringement upon the teachers personal agenda ? Anti gun teacher ? Maybe ?
Sounds to me like the teacher was the one who "almost incited a riot", not the kid.
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According to the school dress code of this particular school, this kid was well within his means.
Link - Logan County Schools dress code.
There is nothing in this dress code that applies to this kid. 2ndly, how is this kid wearing a shirt "almost inciting a riot" ? By the way, how do you "almost" incite a riot and get arrested ?
Possible lawsuit upcoming ? Never know.
Full article
Is he right or wrong wearing a shirt that defends his views of the 2nd amendment ? Personally, I do not see an issue with this. I realize that there is all of this anti gun stuff going around and some people are edgy about things like this, but why can't he wear this kind of shirt that expresses his rights to support the 2nd amendment? Kids wear shirts that have pictures of God / Jesus on them. Is that not an infringement upon some people by seeing this ? Seeing script about have belief in God, is that not an infringement upon some people. Well, at least those who do not believe in God. So, what is the difference here ? I see kids who dress up all "Gangsta" and go to school. I believe that leaves more of an impact than some kid wearing an NRA t-shirt.
Why in the article do they call out the kids name who was arrested, but yet, they can't call out the teachers name ? Are they protecting the teacher ? Was the teacher in the wrong and they do not want to draw attention to him/her ? Maybe the kid wearing the shirt was an infringement upon the teachers personal agenda ? Anti gun teacher ? Maybe ?
Sounds to me like the teacher was the one who "almost incited a riot", not the kid.
From the article :
"There's no evidence that Jared almost caused a riot," he said. "They won't be able to produce any evidence to that fact. ... The teacher should have the ability to debate things with students. I don't care how you slice it. ... It was the teacher not acting like an adult. He created the issue."
According to the school dress code of this particular school, this kid was well within his means.
Link - Logan County Schools dress code.
There is nothing in this dress code that applies to this kid. 2ndly, how is this kid wearing a shirt "almost inciting a riot" ? By the way, how do you "almost" incite a riot and get arrested ?
Possible lawsuit upcoming ? Never know.