School Forces Little Girl To Take Off Pro-2A Hat
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2024
- A little girl was forced to remove her pro-2A hat on "Wear a hat day" at her school. The principal & teacher cited concerns about violence and disruption.
The principal and a behavioral specialist weighed in again, saying the hat's message could be seen as threatening, especially in a gun-free zone, and that they need" to maintain a kind and non-confrontational environment for students, some of whom had transferred from a district that had experienced a school shooting the previous year."
The little girl's dad didn't like what the school did and filed a lawsuit, saying it was a free speech issue. But the judge backed the school, saying they can set rules to keep things smooth.
I'm positive that if that little kid came to school wearing a "Ban All Guns" hat or a "Abolish the Second Amendment" hat, they would have no problem with it because our current education system seems to be an indoctrination camp.
What do you think this is teaching these kids?
It's definitely not teaching them to be free thinkers. They're clearly not teaching them the Constitution
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Schools sometimes have "no politics" rules, but guaranteed there is an LGBTQ flag in the classroom
Correct
Love the hypocrisy of only certain "free speech" is allowed
I don't believe in the LGBTQ that's fine if you want to be that way that's your life and they have no right to tell me that I need to be OK with it. They took God from schools and to push that LGBTQ adgenda means you are not worshiping the same God I do.
It’s amazing to think Tinker v Des Moines is so often ignored.
To be fair, LGBTQ rights shouldn't be a political issue. But neither should guns rights.
As Colion Noir says, "Guns aren't political".
School: "Take that hat off"
Girl: "Come & take it"
I really hope that was her response lol
@@jamesorlong me too!
Future MMA Fighter in the making.
@@jamesorlong i'd actually buy her father a cold beer if that was indeed her response
Now I need a come and take it hat, although, I'm sure my friends would love to snatch it just to mess with me
"Non confrontational" yet they have to confront someone about said hat so.......
Underrated comment.
The amount of times I’ve been pulled aside in middle and high school for simply drawing tanks and airplanes is absurd. I’ve almost been suspended over it. it’s my motherfucking notebook. This wasn’t even the one I meant to take notes in. This was just straight up one meant for drawing. And I wasn’t even taking up class time to draw. This was just during break times. Yet our school did absolutely fucking nothing about bullying or suicide or kids getting hit on the street and taking over a year to build a fucking stoplight. Somebody I knew claimed to be a homosexual and once they did that, they never got pulled aside or reprimanded ever again. How ridiculous.
A kid at my school years ago got punched in the face for wearing a MAGA hat, liberals really seem to hate hats
They hate anything that doesn’t accord with their views, I guess nobody but them can have opinions
Nah they just really love to hate. Not just hats.
They are at WAR and for some reason the right thinks we’re still in high school debate club!
that's because They are Not liberals.
definition of Liberal, is accepting All Views, even if they are not your view.
😂
Ah good ole schools wanting kids to be victims and never learn to defend themselves and be self-sufficient.
If they started teaching self reliance, the education industry would go bankrupt. Its all about dollars with our schools. Gotta keep them dumb and enslaved in order to stay in business
Victimology 101... Replacing 1st period math class.
Communism 102...
Replacing 2nd period history class.
Socialism 102...
Replacing 3rd period social studies class.
-- Lunch --
How to Hate America, Freedom and Yourself...
4th period replacing English Literature class.
The rest of the day is spent loathing one's self and praising the new dictatorship. 🤔
But when we want teachers armed and police on site we "want children to die"
You don't need a gun to defend yourself at school. After all the school shootings I'm disgusted by the very thought.
@@CarlosRamirez-wb7zuSo our most vulnerable shouldn’t be protected with the highest security owed to them, but you’re fine with politicians and celebrities having private security? Is my assumption correct?
You're absolutely right, Colion. If it was anti 2A or pro choice or trans or gay or 'Trump Sucks' or 'I♥ATF' she probably would've won a prize.
I think you mean pro-choice...
@@asmamiller Indeed. Thank you. Corrected.
Makes me very sick
I'm sure it has nothing to do with Colion being financially dependent upon people wearing merchandise with this messaging
@@coffeebux Except this doesn't take into account why he started all this in the first place. His motivation may have originally been money, but considering the fact that he's an attorney I sincerely doubt it.
file a lawsuit against school board for emotional damage?
😂
Now that’s funny.
It wouldn't go anywhere.
Proving emotional damage is actually very hard to do.
@@ThEFREeSIDeSCUm It was a joke. It’s a play on the stupidity put forth by liberals.
@@nmelkhunter1 ahh cool.
It's hard to know what's satire anymore.
The judge should be disbarred. His decision was clearly not based in constitutionality, but ideology.
Would you react the same way if the girl was wearing Nazi iconography or Communist iconography?
Don't answer that. You and I both know the answer to that.
@@nil981 Yes, I would. Free speech is free speech. I am a free speech fundamentalist. It would also be a great opportunity to discuss the history of those ideologies and explain the fundamental flaws and horrors of them.
I also find dress codes in school fundamentally wrong. Of course there are exceptions when it comes to nudity and things like that. But these dress codes are more often used to limit hair style such as braids or cornrows or like in the example in this video, a hat with a pro- constitutional right message.
@@BlenderRookieah, so you admit there should be exceptions!
C'mon man, there is no such thing as a free speech fundamentalist. Experience has taught me that everyone is for freedom of speech until their ego is threatened.
@@nil981 I didn't say, "free speech absolutist". I said, "free speech fundamentalist". A free speech fundamentalist can have exceptiontions.
But you are trolling.
@@BlenderRookie What if her hat said Vegan for the animals?
Hats off to the girl! And her father for standing up for her rights, let alone teaching her at an early age!
Pun intended?
I live a red state and my elementary was INCREDIBLY strict on any type of "violence." No sort of weapons on any clothing, I even got in trouble for having a ninja stick figure with a shuriken on my t-shirt, or any roleplay on the playground that had fighting or guns. I legit got sent to the principals office for doing a finger gun and another time for roleplaying Star Wars with my friends. My parents got upset but they had nowhere else to send me and I didn't want to leave my friends. This type of behavior where kids aren't even allowed to express themselves because they might "offend" someone is why the suicide rate for minors is so high.
I got in school suspension for a finger gun in 6th grade, apparently that happens a lot.
When I was in like 2nd grade I had my parents called because I brought pellet gun oil to school for some reason.
Your constitutional rights do not stop at the gate of the school house
No constitutional rights were violated big guy
@@BasedHyperborean 1A?
@@xitaris5981the first amendment protects you from the government, not your school or workplace’s dress code. If you work in an office building and they send you home for showing up wearing sweats instead of business casual attire, they’re not violating your rights. Pretty much the same thing.
@@BasedHyperborean 1st amendment right to freedom of expression freedom of speech and the 9th amendment was violated and the 10th amendment was violated
@@BasedHyperborean public school is an extension of the government
The family needs to take this to Federal Court and sue under violations of first amendment rights, abusive position authority.
I’m sure she was probably too young to understand, but she should have just told them it was a violation of her rights especially on hat day, and just ignored them. The next step would have been physically removing her from the school just for wearing a hat. And if they did, then they would have had a real problem on their hands.
Tinker v Des moine@@angeldesigns1385 the school can't do shit to her. Your rights don't stop at the school gate
@@ChristThroughTheLens Yep, children have the same rights as all citizens. The first, fourth, and fifth amendments of students don't end at the school gate, regardless of how much school staff want to pretend otherwise.
@@ChristThroughTheLens that’s essentially what I said. Follow by a statement regarding the potential consequences the school would be subjected to if they did.
Sorry, but the Supreme Court said some 50 years ago that the school can indeed do this.
Counter Move: Parents force the school to Do Their Job as educators and to Mind Their Own Business about students personal preferences.
This is the very reason the Department of Education needs to be disbanded and removed from the Cabinet.
@@johnbeck3270 only One politician was 100% for eliminating all those useless, wasteful Departments of This and That, was Ron Paul.
he also wrote a bill every year making it mandatory for every politician to fully read a bill before they can vote on it.
Ron Paul was shot down by both sides, the left and the right who identify as a left.
the whole government is a deep state and they don't allow outsiders to limit their control.
There are no more schools, just indoctrination centers.
The school just told her the first and second amendment don't matter, and you need to restrict them. If you think a 3rd grade girl is confrontational, you are the problem.....
The school said nothing about the second amendment. So the only question is if the school violated the 1st. You would need to argue that schools are traditional public forums. I would argue they are not. Schools certainly have authority to control speech and behavior on the school’s property. Students can’t speak whenever they want etc. I still don’t like what the school did but it’s not black and white a constitutional violation. If you disagree, I’d love a response.
@@RisenGlorfindel yes they did its a second amendment hat if you missed that.... So try again.
@@chadh7005 yes I realize it has an illustration of a firearm but the school did not restrict anyone’s 2nd amendment right by what they did. We certainly have the right to bear arms but not everywhere. Are you saying that the constitution allows third graders to have firearms in school? That’s foolish and you know it.
@@chadh7005 also you can curb your disrespectful tone
@TheGreatPurplePanda cool story bro. Maybe use an actual name and I'd care about what you say. Comprehension is hard aint it...
Clear violation of the first amendment. Just look at "Tinker v Des Moines", "Students don't shed their constitutional rights at the school house gates." I hope the parents take the case to a higher court.
The next week, my daughter would be dressed head to toe in an entire Pro 2A outfit with accessories.
You Go Bud 😁😁😁😉😉😉
So would I when I drop mine off every morning..
"Accessories"
@@RileyPierce_
Ha! Not THOSE accessories.
At least have a t-shirt with the second amendment on it.
Heaven forbid she wore a hat that stated the line, "If the government ever gets so corrupt...
Public schools are just government grooming programs.
My school Threatened me with a Dress Code Violation because i was wearing the Red IFYKYK Shirt. I still wore the shirt and they ain do shit about it 😂😂
Thanks for your courage.
But what does IFYKYK mean?
I’m pretty much up on that stuff but not this. Sorry.
@duncanidaho2097 it means "if you know, you know"
@@duncanidaho2097 The Acronym stands for If You Know You Know, with the text of the second amendment written in the letters.
Keep it up its not about feelings it's about the rights we have as a people and we will not go quietly. We are not revolutionizing, anarchist, or supremacist. We are PATRIOTS who stand united for all and for all rights given to us by God.
@@thomass2055 facts mane 🙏
Schools should be places where kids learn about all perspectives, including respecting the Second Amendment. Suppressing free speech sets a dangerous precedent.
I think I already mentioned it before here, but my son was almost suspended because he wore a black rifles matter shirt in class.
Your son should get an award cuz thats a classic also. Where u get that shirt i want one
Ooh, that's a good one
@@danielmercado8902 I could remember wrongly, but I think that particular one was gifted to him by Tori Nonaka at a SHOT SHOW a decade ago
Should have that shirt reprinted using rainbow gradient instead of plain single color text and see what they say lol
Yo, I need one.
I am a teacher. I have never asked a student to take off a Second Amendment hat. My usual responses are, "Nice hat," or "Lifetime warranty" (for the Vortex crowd).
Good on you. Spread the word to your fellow staff.
I'm a Former teacher I am glad you get the flexibility in your school to do that. If you teach still keep up the good work.Underpaid and underappreciated. I only want you to think about the phrase "Lease Restrictive Environment" and how it can apply to that hat thing. Personally, I let the, logo hats slide. Taught at a school where kids came to class in Mossy Oak jackets and had Browning logo hats. No guns on the hat just a logo. I see it as just a different logo than a Nike hat, but it didn't violate policy, so no need to say anything other than maybe after class ask what they shoot.
Graduated from a farming community high school back in the mid 80’s. There were students that had pickups with gun racks in their back windows with rifles in them. Not an issue.
I’m an 80’s kid and I remember seeing guns on truck racks all the time. My elementary school was pretty old, and I remember gun racks still being in the coat room, and after asking my dad why the racks were there, he told me that lots of kids used to carry rifles to school back in the 50’s and prior, but they had to keep them in the coat room.
Same for me.! Lived in a small town in Mo.! Was in High school in the early 70's.! 🤔
@@angeldesigns1385 up until the feds decided to make schools targets, ahh, I mean “gun free zones” firearms were a common sight in schools. I graduated in 1970, kids brought guns to school, made and refinished stocks and scabbards for them. I don’t think any of these skills are taught any more.
Yea, the Brady crime bill really fucked us in the normalcy of guns front.
Yep had a rifle and a 12ga pump in the back window of my 74 K30, circa 1988. Small city school if you can believe that. We had an Ag teacher that would always bring in revolvers, lever guns etc for part of his class curriculum. Best part of the day right there.
Maybe it was just a hat the dad had, or maybe it's values she took from her household and upbringing, I wouldn't have had a hat like that, my dad didn't believe in gun rights, but I, even as a 6 year old (and the time frame is clear because I remember having this thought in my first house and at 7 I moved to another one), I had pro gun rights thoughts in the form of "Well, if a thief tried to enter my house with a gun, I'd like to have a gun too", I remember asking something about it to my dad and he must have give me a bland non-answer.
Also I am Argentinian, so belief in gun ownership is pretty much a personal value, I've butted heads with my entire family at the dinner table and stood my ground, it taught me to debate from a minority position and give unwavering defense for what I truly believe in which has served me greatly.
Same here, but in more of a "inanimate objects can't hurt people without human input" sort of way.
The fact that I'm in Canada doesn't help.
@@Jh5kRadio I mean, my initial thoguht that was like the inception of a right winger was that, I've evolved the thought over the years, it's been 21 years since then. And even took my dad shooting, he learned to love bolt actions and long distance shooting, I'm still not really fully grasping the privilege I went through of having the chance of shooting an Argentinian made and issued Colt 1911 (legally 1927) which apparently are very well regarded even for the Americans.
Keep on fighting, there are those who will help when you call.
That little girl is going places
@@anonymous.anonymity. As are we all someday.
@@anonymous.anonymity. We're all going there eventually.
@@anonymous.anonymity. Sorry for you.
@steevaroo the British are coming the British are coming
@steevaroo TBH 97% did support the British. Where do you think we got the "3%" memes from?
Put differently, I would like to think that I wouldn't have been "a Torrey" but can I honestly say id be willing to lose everything I had for my principles? Even the Apostle Peter couldn't stand that test...
Back in my day where I lived, the only hats that were banned were specific sports teams that usually were associated with gangs.
Back when I went to school you couldn't wear a hat inside 😂!
😂they tried that in my little town. The high school colors happened to be the same as the gang colors, idiots. The cops used it to harass the gang members at first but then they harrassed a jockey kid who's parents took the city to court and the law was thrown out. Later they tried a no teens walking in groups law.
I was kindly brought into a meeting, wearing one of your will not comply hats, and was outright told to lose it or loose your job. I'm not one to back down so asked where is my final check.. uff umm ahhh well.. yeah I thought so, when you have a valid reason to terminate me we'll have that chat.
Stand tall my friend and many don’t cower to un enforceable “orders” good for you!
It's really expensive to hire someone new, I'm not surprised. Spineless bullies
The irony of expecting someone to comply who is wearing a "will not comply" hat 🤣
I have the same hat. And a shirt that says, if you come for mine, better bring yours.
Love it
Love it! Absolutely true!!!
AMEN!😊
Hell yea, where did you buy the shirt from?
Man, where did you get that?
This is crossing a line. It isn’t political, it is patriotic.
Ok captain America 😂
@@anonymous.anonymity.Turns out some people care about basic rights. Who knew
@@anonymous.anonymity. Feeble minds cower in fear and discard freedom under the false notion of security, only awakening and taking clear notice, once all is lost under oppression.
@@randomguy3034 you don’t have the right to wear whatever you want to school.
it is absolutely patriotic but the socialist have taken over the schools it's part of the play book! schools media ect ect
The issue with people saying your shirt, hat, hand bag/purse, etc offends me(causing emotional or mental distress), is that point can be flipped around the other way! Hence the reason In the Opinion of the court case from The Village of Skokie vs The National Socialist Party of America(Nazi’s), the judges said “feelings of the the listener are not a valid reason for prohibiting speech!”
Glad we homeschooled.
Same here, and public school wonder why we continually vote down their begs for more money. HMMMMMMM.....
The judge is ignoring Tinker. Students have free speech rights.
They don’t tho. There are all kinds of things you can get booted from school for wearing, doing, or saying. Freedom of speech just means you won’t face governmental repercussions, it doesn’t mean there aren’t repercussions period. I don’t like it either, but nobody’s rights were actually violated here.
@@BasedHyperborean actually, the school in question, is probably a Public School, therefore, funded by the government, and is a Government institution.
If it was a Private school, go for it, but they shouldn't be able to do this, especially since they probably have Alphabet flags in rooms and supported the BLM and DEI programs.
@@BasedHyperborean If it's a public school and therefore a government school, kids' rights don't stop at the door. If it's a private school, then the school has the right to set its uniform standards.
@@BasedHyperboreanYou need to read Tinker v Des Moines.
@@bwofficial1776again, the first amendment protects you from direct governmental prosecution, not from dress codes that are in place at literally every school. If she showed up in a micro mini skirt and a crop top, would you be defending her right to “free expression” in this same vein? How about if she showed up in something that was disrespectful to Christianity?
God Bless this child and her parents !
The very purpose of 1st Amendment is that you can have Liberty to be confrontational with words.
What is the point of only having freedom to say what others like?
Isn’t there freedom of expression? Doesn’t the hat fall into that? Judge got it wrong.
The 1st amendment is the key issue here. However, schools have always had dress codes that limit what you can wear to school.
I've come to the conclusion that the majority of judges are shit. Like any other demographic of people, it's just they have the power to change things
@@addaeaug22 yes. However it’s not like it was banned. There’s gotta be equality. My highschool didn’t allow hats or hoods up on a hoodie. Doesn’t matter who or the contents of the clothing. This school had a hat day and they suppressed one student and gave a bullcrap reason. Anything can be offensive but they chose to censor the republican aligning material. Material that falls under multiple constitutional rights. If there’s a dress code it can not be based on race, ethnicity, religion, political views, gender etc.
@@addaeaug22 However, schools cannot limit free speech. A "dress code" would refer to requiring solid color shirts, khaki pants, or no hats. If you allow a student to wear a hat with one message on it, you cannot disallow another student from wearing a hat with a message on it if it isn't "obscene".
The entire "dress code" rule falls flat, because you cannot make a rule specifically targeted at certain protected speech.
This is why I’m homeschooling. This isn’t “bringing politics into school.” It’s literally a right to own firearms, freedom of expression to wear it, and has some real history to it which I thought was supposed to be important to educators. Jeez, As if taking the hat made them anymore safe from a gunman in a gun free zone…
New hat. "This school removed my first ammemdant rights for speaking about my other rights".
That's like if a kid comes to school wearing a black lives matter t-shirt thats fine, but if they wear a shirt that says all lives matter, then that's a problem. And God forbid they wear a blue lives matter shirt !!!
Or a black rifles matter
and if the t-shirt said purple lives matter the ATF would raid the school😉
@@mgysgt3d785 Purple lives matter? I don’t get it
The whole point of the symbol is to protect your constitutional rights from those who try to take them... Them
Teacher violated the girls rights
And that is why they hate it.
Actually the term come and take it is actually from Greek molon labe that dates back to the battle at Thermopylae pass 480 BC
Actually, you can both be right at the same time.
Ackthshually…..lol. Both dude.
It's not a particularly unique phrase
@@xitaris5981 that was the original origin of the phrase King Leonidas lead 300 Spartans and a handful of Athenians against the United armies of the Persian king Xerxes who demanded that they give up their weapons their response was molon labe
@@229glock stop saying actually like a communist nope sorry the original term comes from the Greek as I've already explained
Same thing happened to me in the 7th grade when I had a shirt with AR-15 making up the American flag.
2A = 1A
The school and the Principal are both wrong.
This school is sicken...this foolishness is at an all time high ....they should sue the school
Judge needs to be removed and disbarred !!!
That hat is fine in my opinion. I once wore a few different 2A hats to school with a similar reaction from that school district. This was about 15 years ago.
It's not a hat that says sex, drugs, and rock and roll, it didn't say
eat the rich, it stated a constitutional right.
Hands off school, off limits, Federally protected freedom of speech.
As a Australian where the whole country is basically a gun free zone
I see nothing wrong with that hat
The school was definitely wrong for making her take it off, like you said, if it was a hat going against the second amendment they would have never said a word. Great for the dad standing up to them.
Funding for an appeal IS NEEDED...AND PUT INTO MOTION !!!
I'm not surprised. Especially considering how sensitive those schools are about fire arms. I remember a poor kid getting in trouble for biting a friggin' pop tart into the shape of a gun. A pop tart!
Should be teaching kids how not to be triggered over a hat.
Thats the problem we have. We tell people that all their irrational emotions matter and they dont.
We are getting so soft. That why the world is going to shit.
Kids haven’t been allowed to wear that shit for forever…
When I was a kid. I brought a GI Joe action figure to school and he had a toy gun with him. The school went into lockdown and I as a young child got put into handcuffs by two police officers because they said I had a gun and that if I didn't give them the gun I was going to jail. They broke open my locker despite me telling them my combination and absolutely ripped apart my bag. After ripping apart my bag and scattering my stuff to the four winds in the hallway. They found my GI Joe action figure that I had just bought and my toy gun that came along with them. A 6-in piece of plastic. They left me in handcuffs for over 45 minutes while doing this and only after they had scolded the everliving hell out of me for bringing a gun to school did they finally let me out of the cuffs. It was about that time that my father showed up and almost got in a fight with the police officers because they put handcuffs on a child. The only reason they were even notified of what was going on was because a teacher who liked me and knew I would never do something like that called them because the principles chose to withhold that information from them. It was a big scandal in the school
How young of a kid? 7 vs 17 changes the story, ya know?
@@xitaris5981 it really doesn't when the toy "gun" in question is literally a tiny piece of plastic meant for an action figure to hold. It's not like it was a human sized replica that could be mistaken for a real one.
Even toy guns and other war toys are banned
The school was the perpetrator of confrontation when they confronted the girl in the name of preventing a confrontation. She was harassed by the administrator who claims to be protecting against harassment.
School needs to be teaching gun safety. Not anti American propaganda.
Personally I'm pro A2 but never wear anything that advertises guns just because I prefer a low profile I know there are pros and cons to this approach but it's my opinion
I do not want them all know I am Carrying and can defeat any threats from ‘Them’ to my Person.
Totally agree with you on that
@@user-pn7vx7gr9g Thanks I can't own a real gun but I still believe displaying a gun or any weapon on my person may tell eval people not to f..... with me but it also could rase some other eyes i just don't need the hassle I'm a law abiding person and don't need that
That's a position that I can definitely appreciate.
@@spencerathearn3586 Thanks I can't own a real gun but I'm a law abiding person and don't I still believe displaying a gun or any weapon on my person is going to help I know the pros it might cause a potential threat to think twice but with all the other's it could rase some eyes I'd rather not have to deal with I carry less lethal that's all I can have but I'd rather not have to take it out every time I pass by someone that sees my hat or T-shirt that may also want to invade my right to privacy if you get the drift of what I'm saying thank👍
School can say anything they want, but we all know that a Pride hat not only would be approved but actively encouraged.
The father should pull her out of the school and have her home schooled. The public education system is the biggest danger to kids today. I have never suffered more violence or harassment in life, than I have at a public school. These places are just brain washing centers, and parents "hope" they can undo that by... spending 30 minutes to an hour with them at the dinner table? Yeah, good luck with that.
I live here in michganastan, and I was told to leave or invert my shirt that said "I'd tap that" with a maple tree on it. It was a shirt from Vermont. Like were not allowed to have freedom of speech in school
Sure appreciate you man. Thank you for what you do.
Bet if she wore a hat that said "boys r really girls and girls r really boys" they would've been fine with that.
My daughter has had this same problem, her daddy taught her to stand up for her rights, and never let them be infringed on... Our rights do not stop at the school zone !
I would have taken it to a higher court. And sue the school for discrimination
All the kids should show up Monday wearing pro 2a gear
I think we all know what the solution is here. We need to ban, confiscate, and buyback all hats. Only solution. (Sarcasm)
The elementary school being a "gun free zone" threw me for a loop. What good is that supposed to do?
They rely on kids being scared and pushed into thinking they're actually the bad guy just like when I victim at school defends themselves from a bully they try to do that with this and it's honestly pathetic and disgusting"how dare you be the problem"is what they try to implant into the child's head
anti-gunners have all gone too far in this country
I am from Michigan and in 2024 Michigan will be voting red! FJB!
I'll believe it when I see it
I'm from Michigan also and I don't think I know a single person be it friends, family, coworkers, etc who is not voting for Trump
@@jaydoggy456 How small your world must be then haha. Most people are smart enough to know now that trump is worse than anything Democracy could have imagined. We like Democracy. The right to vote. We dont like people who threaten to take that right away. Trump has openly, and in public, stated Exactly that.
It went for Trump in 2016 after all...would have been nice to flip the governor in 2022, might have avoided some of the new infringements that just went into effect
@@jaydoggy456 Unfortunately they will find however many ballots they need to "win" in Detroit, just like last time.
The problem with politics in the past decade is that nobody sees their side as political. If you're on the left, LGBT, immigration, feminism, and everything else, thats not politics but is basic human rights. If youre on the right, the Second Amendment, Free Speech, protecting your family, and everything else, thats not politics and just basic human rights.
Here in Utah at a Liberal/Commie majoral High School. A Student wore a T-Shirt with two words printed on it; 'Straight Pride'. He was suspended.
This is crossing a line. It’s not political it’s patriotic.
The school and the judge have their head where the sun don't shine! The hypocrisy is strong because it's not about the hat being "offensive," or "confrontational," simply because someone wearing an anti 2A hat, I would find offensive and potentially confrontational, but the school would be fine with that. Or perhaps something less controversial like a kid wearing a hat with a happy clown on it: that could be offensive to another child because they could either have a fear of clowns, or maybe they had a bad experience with one? Point is, they just don't like guns, and I think that judge should be ashamed of himself for agreeing with the school, because he's supposed to be representing the constitution. I know schools are supposed to be a gun free zone, but the girl didn't bring a gun to school, she just wore a hat representing it. It's not like she wore a hat with an active shooter killing people, which is pretty much how they're acting.
The fact of the matter is, anti 2A people are weak minded, because they're so afraid of what they don't understand and they're not going to understand it due to the excessive propaganda going against 2A. They would literally need their hand held to properly learn about 2A, and even then, a lot would still be against it.
As far as I'm concerned, every teacher in every school should be armed. Doing that, there wouldn't be a school shooting, and if there was, they wouldn't get far.
I had a friend back in highschool in the late 90s who got in trouble because his shirt said 'Fram", a car parts company, because the school said it was "offensive." 🙄
It’s only confrontational if YOU’RE the one who wants to come and take it.
Would they do the same if someone wore a pro 1A hat?
I'm not shocked with the schools , but the judge should uphold the Constitution.
Sue the judge next.
He needs to appeal.
Hell nah if that was a relative of mine there would be hell going on not only is it a civil liberties related hat but also freedom of expression and speech setting rules doesn’t mean that we must be anti civil liberties
Many schools have had a “no weapons displayed” policy….i always thought it was weird considering they have shop classes with equipment that can harm students…. Emphasis on COULD. Theyre tools, just like hammers and saws.
Maybe schools should stop creating paranoia about said tools and create an atmosphere of respect for them…
When is it appropriate for a school to tell a little girl to take off any clothing? That's just creepy. I support all of our Constitution and it's amendments.
This is the next big money winner, congrats young lady!
If it was a LBGQ hat it would have been fine
Yes
I find it incredible that I’m seeing this video. I had a problem with the principal at my son’s school yesterday. He found it inappropriate for my six grade son to have 2a messages and military stickers on his bottle of water. Unbelievable 🤯
I live near Durand. We shoot guns at home. I can hear someone shooting while I write this right now. We teach our kids gun safety and use them often here. Thanks for covering this as always
i had to see the elementary school principal over a teacher giving my son a bad time for wearing a friggin camo shirt to school. she told my son camo means killing !!!!! this was a long time ago too. wtf !!!!
In 4th grade I went to school in a shirt from our local bull themed restaurant that said "eat, drink, shoot the bull" and my teacher came up to me and demanded I go to the office to get a different shirt because quote (in the most karen styled voice you can imagine) "you could replace shoot the bull with something inappropriate" and when my parents called after I told them the school sided with the teacher resulting in my parents homeschooling me.
So that teacher did you the biggest favor ever.
@Kalbuir66 biggest disservice, in my opinion. Not going to school sounds cool and all but the lack of social interaction and constant brain exercises has left me pretty fucked
We recently began Homeschooling our youngest. She has already completed the balance of the school years work. PLUS, now a Homeschooling “school” that is more of a resource day camp that guides parents and students toward a path of success.
Now my youngest has now been approved to SKIP 8th grade, because she has Advanced/Completed the Entire school year in only 6 weeks. Our children, our FUTURE is Wasting 2.5-3 hours a day in school. She completes an Entire Weeks work in only 2 hours a day with A’s. Now for the record, I was against pulling her out of school However the Proof is undeniable!!! Wise up people, the “System” is brainwashing your young ones & WASTING their time. Don’t forget, YOU Pay Taxes to get all that too!
Here is the problem: School employees are government employees. They, as government actors, are expressly forbidden from violating, among all criminal statues at the federal, state, and local level, as well as the specifically enumerated rights that are protected by the US Constitution(and all amendments to said document) and the applicable State's Constitution(depending on whatever state you are in), just like, say, law enforcement, or any other individual that represents a government(sworn or not). The judge was wrong on this matter, and this issue, and related issues, need to be dealt with, now.
Nope sorry the judge needs to be investigated and disbarred for violation of the first amendment the school needs to be sued for violation of constitutional rights such as the first amendment
Nobody’s first amendment rights were violated. The first amendment protects you from governmental repercussions for speech, not from all repercussions for speech. Your job can tell you to leave if they have a dress code that you choose to break/violate, and so can schools. Girls get suspended or sent home all the time for wearing clothing that’s too revealing, boys get sent home for wearing things that are offensive. This is the same thing.
No constitutional rights were violated here. She wasn’t arrested and put into a work camp. She was kicked out of school for violating the dress code.
@@BasedHyperborean nope sorry communist but constitutional rights actually were violated it's called the first amendment and kicking her out of school is a violation of those rights
The Supreme Court has ruled that students still have their First Amendment rights in school. If this was a public school and therefore a government school with government employees, the school staff had no right to tell her to remove her hat.
Don't do it.
Did you mean come and take it.
@@gmctx5487 Jess
Keep up the 2A fight! I feel you are spot on with this school and their politics with the little girl and her 2A hat. Schools seem to absolutely be hypocritical about this.
Should have said, come and take it; then sued the school and person who took the hat for assault.
Why are people still keeping their kids in public schools.
Better question: Why aren't people taking back public schools? Seriously why give our ideological enemies free real estate by being cowardly and running away from the problem?
As a person who works in an elementary school and who owns ALOT of pro 2nd amendment right shirts, I don’t wear them often because some little kids don’t understand and take it into their imaginations…..
so I kinda understand a slight uproar.
Then you should teach them !
Let her wear the hat. This is America 🇺🇸
we need to get rid of that judge and explain to the children about the freedom of speech and the constituion the school was wrong