School cancels football game days after cheerleaders are punished for pro-Trump banner

What if you stayed on subject and talked about a school making an issue out of cheerleaders support for our duly elected president and then cancelling a game for fear of violence as a result.

 

When I was in high school, I attended many anti-Viet Nam War protests, but not on my school's premises. They had rules against that, just as this school had similar rules.

 

Read again, or find a more complete report than the OP's Fox News article. The banner was displayed on campus at a school-sponsored pre-game pep rally. Sorry, but you have it wrong.

 

Yet these same schools turned a blind eye to students supporting teacher strikes and walking out of class and walking out of class for gun protest and global war protest.
The aforementioned double standards of the left on display.

 

I think the school was afraid of fights breaking out in the stands between the parents of the cheerleaders and school board officials.

 

Pathetic that the media focuses on the negative? That isn't new. What I find pathetic is Trump himself. How many billowing clouds of smoke do you need to see befor admitting there might be a fire? Does it never occur to you that he may be guilty of most of what the media tells us?

He's corrupt, always has been. He hasn't been honest since childhood, and even that is questionable, IMO. He's a blatant racist and always has been, something he makes clear at every possible moment, but his supporters don't seem to be listening.

I lived in NYC from 1993 to 2002. Trump was a known cheater and liar, a joke in fact. It's his own self-created history. Did the rest of the country think he had changed, or would change if we made him our president? Or did you all just not know what sort of man you were admiring? He is amoral, regardless of how many times he tells you he's a Christian. The only thing Donald Trump worships is money, and the only thing he believes in is himself and his enormous, fragile ego.

 

Just because he started the thread doesn't mean he reads the replies.

 

Unfurling a Trump banner was an issue of public safety? LMAO

 

Yes it was a matter of the schools allowing and sanctioning it.

 

You are nearly incoherent in that first line. Am I mistaken, or did you just call me stupid?

And FYI, probation in high school is not exactly a draconian or traumatic event. Most high school kids wear it like a badge of honor.
I may have been mistaken, but I'm not wrong. That wasn't even much of a slap on the wrist and doesn't go into their permanent school record.

 

They were EXCUSED from school to specifically attend. Have you ever had kids in school? You cannot just tell your kid don't go to school today.

 

Thanks.

In light of how Chrome's settings work, I will stick to my privacy. IMO, the Washington Post needs to change theirs instead.

 

I guess freedom of speech is meaningless huh?

 

In today's politically polarized world that is a distinct possibility.

 

A brawl started by Trump haters so as I've said repeatedly the left has effectively shut down dissenting opinion with the overhanging threat of violence. You just agreed with me.

 

Are you willing to give up your right to speech because someone might be offended?

I am asking you to stand behind your own convictions.