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I'm very curious to see if the ACLU will represent the child in this case or at least offer to. They sucessfully represented the right of children to wear anti Bush shirts to school in a couple different states.


Fifth-grader wore anti-Obama shirt
Associated Press
Published September 23, 2008 at 12:05 a.m.

A fifth-grader says he has been suspended from school for wearing a homemade T-shirt that said "Obama is a terrorist's best friend."

Daxx Dalton, 11, and his father, Dann Dalton, said that the boy's First Amendment rights were violated.

Aurora Public Schools officials said they respect students' free-speech rights but that they also watch for things that might interrupt the learning environment. They said they cannot discuss the specifics of Daxx's case.

Daxx said he was given a choice of changing his shirt, turning it inside-out or being suspended, and he chose suspension

[quote]The boy's father Dann Dalton describes himself as a "proud conservative" who has taken part in some controversial anti-abortion protests. Dalton says the school made a major mistake by suspending his son for wearing the shirt.

"It's the public school system," Dalton says. "Let's be honest, it's full of liberal loons."
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Did you see the size of that shirt? The fatty next to him is probably his dad.
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Nothing like poisoning a child's mind. What 11 year old would want to wear that? Nice parenting, I'm sure the kid will grow up fine.




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Does the kid even know what that statement means ? Sheesh ![xx(]

I know this country is full of stupid people, these two do take the cake literally... The kid and dad eat a whole lot of it! [:D]


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Another way obtuse and indefensible analogy born of ignorance the likes of which we've seen before and will surely see again. Why do these wacky people think comparing those with opposing views to terrorists is rational or constructive [V]

Where did this happen? Mid west perhaps? LOL!




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[quote][i]Originally posted by marvymarv[/i]
<br>Another way obtuse and indefensible analogy born of ignorance the likes of which we've seen before and will surely see again. Why do these wacky people think comparing those with opposing views to terrorists is rational or constructive [V]
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Well said! I'm thinking they: (1) want all the attention, 15 miute fame whores, and (2) the kid was given 3 choices, he took the worst one, so they could sue the school district! [:(!]


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Based on recent lawsuits they will win.

[quote]Originally posted by enzfan
I'm very curious to see if the ACLU will represent the child in this case or at least offer to. They sucessfully represented the right of children to wear anti Bush shirts to school in a couple different states.

Fifth-grader wore anti-Obama shirt
Associated Press
Published September 23, 2008 at 12:05 a.m.

A fifth-grader says he has been suspended from school for wearing a homemade T-shirt that said "Obama is a terrorist's best friend."

Daxx Dalton, 11, and his father, Dann Dalton, said that the boy's First Amendment rights were violated.

Aurora Public Schools officials said they respect students' free-speech rights but that they also watch for things that might interrupt the learning environment. They said they cannot discuss the specifics of Daxx's case.

Daxx said he was given a choice of changing his shirt, turning it inside-out or being suspended, and he chose suspension

[/quote]The kid's name is Daxx, sounds like he could be one of Sarah Palin's kids or relatives... Track, Trig, Bristol, Willow, and Piper.... meet your cousins: Daxx, Faxx, and Plaxx.

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[quote][i]Originally posted by glokstadt[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by marvymarv[/i]
<br>Another way obtuse and indefensible analogy born of ignorance the likes of which we've seen before and will surely see again. Why do these wacky people think comparing those with opposing views to terrorists is rational or constructive [V]
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Well said![/quote]

Damn Glok, where were you the other day when the terrorist slur was bandied about in the Palin thread?

[quote][i]Originally posted by marvymarv[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by glokstadt[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by marvymarv[/i]
<br>Another way obtuse and indefensible analogy born of ignorance the likes of which we've seen before and will surely see again. Why do these wacky people think comparing those with opposing views to terrorists is rational or constructive [V]
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Well said![/quote]

Damn Glok, where were you the other day when the terrorist slur was bandied about in the Palin thread?
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Stupid question Marv...he was modding at the ZZZZone.

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[quote][i]Originally posted by Panorama[/i]
<br>[quote]Originally posted by enzfan
I'm very curious to see if the ACLU will represent the child in this case or at least offer to. They sucessfully represented the right of children to wear anti Bush shirts to school in a couple different states.

Fifth-grader wore anti-Obama shirt
Associated Press
Published September 23, 2008 at 12:05 a.m.

A fifth-grader says he has been suspended from school for wearing a homemade T-shirt that said "Obama is a terrorist's best friend."

Daxx Dalton, 11, and his father, Dann Dalton, said that the boy's First Amendment rights were violated.

Aurora Public Schools officials said they respect students' free-speech rights but that they also watch for things that might interrupt the learning environment. They said they cannot discuss the specifics of Daxx's case.

Daxx said he was given a choice of changing his shirt, turning it inside-out or being suspended, and he chose suspension

[/quote]The kid's name is Daxx, sounds like he could be one of Sarah Palin's kids or relatives... Track, Trig, Bristol, Willow, and Piper.... meet your cousins: Daxx, Faxx, and Plaxx.

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Is that really Palin's kid's names?

[quote][i]Originally posted by eight6[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by marvymarv[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by glokstadt[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by marvymarv[/i]
<br>Another way obtuse and indefensible analogy born of ignorance the likes of which we've seen before and will surely see again. Why do these wacky people think comparing those with opposing views to terrorists is rational or constructive [V]
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Well said![/quote]

Damn Glok, where were you the other day when the terrorist slur was bandied about in the Palin thread?
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Stupid question Marv...he was modding at the ZZZZone.

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Oh, come on. Those "mods" only come here as trolls. Unless.....nah.....[V]

These people don't deserve the publicity. The dad's a straight-up douche for sending his kid to school in a shirt like that. The school did the right thing. A friend of mine had to turn his shirt inside-out in high school back in '88. It was one of those "See Dick Drink/See Dick Drive/See Dick Die/Don't Be A Dick" cartoon shirts. A teacher thought it was inappropriate, and my friend obliged, no big deal. Attention whores, definitely.

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