Players lie down on the sideline with hands up while Colin takes a knee.
http://www.esquire.com/sports/news/a48887/kaepernick/
Colin K and High School Football team protest
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Players lie down on the sideline with hands up while Colin takes a knee.
http://www.esquire.com/sports/news/a48887/kaepernick/
What a bunch of millennial dumb *****.
unsportsmanlike conduct
Every single last one of them should be suspended.
Lib work ethics
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Every single last one of them should be suspended.
For what? On what grounds?
quote:For what?
Every single last one of them should be suspended.
If the school has any balls they'll thank them for exercising their collective First Amendment rights while simultaneously suspending them for the next game for "conduct unbecoming of a student athlete" while in the public eye.
quote:Students have less protections under the first amendment while on school grounds/participating in school sanctioned activities.quote:
Every single last one of them should be suspended.
For what? On what grounds?
Prominant SCOTUS cases on the issus:
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quote:quote:Students have less protections under the first amendment while on school grounds/participating in school sanctioned activities.quote:
Every single last one of them should be suspended.
For what? On what grounds?
Prominant SCOTUS cases on the issus:
[ol]The extent to which the student speech in question poses a substantial threat of disruption (Tinker v. Des Moines Indep. Cmty. Sch. Dist.). Whether the speech is offensive to prevailing community standards (Bethel School District v. Fraser). Whether the speech, if allowed as part of a school activity or function, would be contrary to the basic educational mission of the school (Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier). [/ol]
Boom, lawyered.
quote:quote:Students have less protections under the first amendment while on school grounds/participating in school sanctioned activities.quote:
Every single last one of them should be suspended.
For what? On what grounds?
Prominant SCOTUS cases on the issus:
[ol]The extent to which the student speech in question poses a substantial threat of disruption (Tinker v. Des Moines Indep. Cmty. Sch. Dist.). Whether the speech is offensive to prevailing community standards (Bethel School District v. Fraser). Whether the speech, if allowed as part of a school activity or function, would be contrary to the basic educational mission of the school (Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier). [/ol]
Damn it, reb,
The link still doesn't explain why they should be suspended.
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The link still doesn't explain why they should be suspended.
For being un-American. That's why.
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Damn it, reb,
Boom, ninja'd
quote:I find it un-American to be against free speech.quote:
The link still doesn't explain why they should be suspended.
For being un-American. That's why.
A bunch of high schoolers lying on the ground isn't free speech. They're doing it because it's the "cool thing to do". They don't know what they're "protesting". They're doing it because their brainwashing coaches are telling them to and because their hero NFL players are doing it. I guarantee if you ask them why they are laying on the ground during the National Anthem that 99% of them won't be able to give a valid answer.
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A bunch of high schoolers praying before a game isn't free speech. They're doing it because it's the "cool thing to do". They don't know what they're "praying for". They're doing it because their brainwashing coaches are telling them to and because their hero Tim Tebow does it. I guarantee if you ask them why they are praying before the game that 99% of them won't be able to give a valid answer.
Haha
quote:quote:I find it un-American to be against free speech.quote:
The link still doesn't explain why they should be suspended.
For being un-American. That's why.
This isn't college or the NFL. They can protest in other ways but in this setting, forget it.
We would yank a kid out of the game ourselves and suspend him if the coach wouldn't.
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A bunch of high schoolers lying on the ground isn't free speech. They're doing it because it's the "cool thing to do". They don't know what they're "protesting". They're doing it because their brainwashing coaches are telling them to and because their hero NFL players are doing it. I guarantee if you ask them why they are laying on the ground during the National Anthem that 99% of them won't be able to give a valid answer.
I think that's pretty narrow. I've got HS age kids and I can tell you, for all the youngster bashing, kids these days are pretty smart.
Sure, there are some dumbasses like always, but I find that they are more dialed in then I was at that age.
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A bunch of high schoolers lying on the ground isn't free speech. They're doing it because it's the "cool thing to do". They don't know what they're "protesting". They're doing it because their brainwashing coaches are telling them to and because their hero NFL players are doing it. I guarantee if you ask them why they are laying on the ground during the National Anthem that 99% of them won't be able to give a valid answer.
It's the new ice bucket challenge.
I agree 100%
quote:quote:I find it un-American to be against free speech.quote:
The link still doesn't explain why they should be suspended.
For being un-American. That's why.
Me too, but I would bet that you wouldn't be so supportive of my saying some of the things I could think up to say about your ilk.
quote:So you'd be proud of your kid if they did that? You'd encourage them to repeat that, only maybe with even more emphasis on the extreme? I mean, it is free speech after all.quote:I find it un-American to be against free speech.quote:
The link still doesn't explain why they should be suspended.
For being un-American. That's why.
Speech may be free but not without consequences.
quote:Nailed it. Such fake outrage foolishness. Six months ago, they were all standing for the anthem at a baseball game without a thought about any of this. Suddenly a backup dipsh*t QB does it and "starts a conversation" and now it's ZOMG UBER KEWL.
A bunch of high schoolers lying on the ground isn't free speech. They're doing it because it's the "cool thing to do". They don't know what they're "protesting". They're doing it because their brainwashing coaches are telling them to and because their hero NFL players are doing it. I guarantee if you ask them why they are laying on the ground during the National Anthem that 99% of them won't be able to give a valid answer.
If any Ag players did this, I'd get up and walk out of Kyle. And yes, Tanya, I know they wouldn't care.
quote:quote:So you'd be proud of your kid if they did that? You'd encourage them to repeat that, only maybe with even more emphasis on the extreme? I mean, it is free speech after all.quote:I find it un-American to be against free speech.quote:
The link still doesn't explain why they should be suspended.
For being un-American. That's why.
Hell no.
But he shouldn't be suspended from school for it.
quote:ride the pine for sure.quote:quote:So you'd be proud of your kid if they did that? You'd encourage them to repeat that, only maybe with even more emphasis on the extreme? I mean, it is free speech after all.quote:I find it un-American to be against free speech.quote:
The link still doesn't explain why they should be suspended.
For being un-American. That's why.
Hell no.
But he shouldn't be suspended from school for it.
quote:If my kid did this, I would have a little talk with the coach about how the child's mother and I have decided that a multiple game suspension is in order, and if this means he's off the team, so be it. Actions like these are an embarrassment.quote:quote:So you'd be proud of your kid if they did that? You'd encourage them to repeat that, only maybe with even more emphasis on the extreme? I mean, it is free speech after all.quote:I find it un-American to be against free speech.quote:
The link still doesn't explain why they should be suspended.
For being un-American. That's why.
Hell no.
But he shouldn't be suspended from school for it.
quote:quote:Students have less protections under the first amendment while on school grounds/participating in school sanctioned activities.quote:
Every single last one of them should be suspended.
For what? On what grounds?
Prominant SCOTUS cases on the issus:
[ol]The extent to which the student speech in question poses a substantial threat of disruption (Tinker v. Des Moines Indep. Cmty. Sch. Dist.). Whether the speech is offensive to prevailing community standards (Bethel School District v. Fraser). Whether the speech, if allowed as part of a school activity or function, would be contrary to the basic educational mission of the school (Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier). [/ol]
No of those would apply to these kids. If anything they support their right to do this.
quote:quote:Students have less protections under the first amendment while on school grounds/participating in school sanctioned activities.quote:
Every single last one of them should be suspended.
For what? On what grounds?
Prominant SCOTUS cases on the issus:
[ol]The extent to which the student speech in question poses a substantial threat of disruption (Tinker v. Des Moines Indep. Cmty. Sch. Dist.). Whether the speech is offensive to prevailing community standards (Bethel School District v. Fraser). Whether the speech, if allowed as part of a school activity or function, would be contrary to the basic educational mission of the school (Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier). [/ol]
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