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  • medic07
    Hell I think there was another school kid suspended in Alabama just recently for hugging a friend at school whos parent had just died.

    Our girlfriend has a 5 year old daughter that kissed another girl on the cheek in school. They called her and said she needed to explain what is acceptable and not acceptable sexually to her daughter...5 year old daughter...and if it happened again that it could be suspension or even reported as sexual harassment. WTHO?

    This zero tolerance PC BS is out of hand.
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  • reloader44mag
    quote:Originally posted by medic07
    Hell I think there was another school kid suspended in Alabama just recently for hugging a friend at school whos parent had just died.

    Our girlfriend has a 5 year old daughter that kissed another girl on the cheek in school. They called her and said she needed to explain what is acceptable and not acceptable sexually to her daughter...5 year old daughter...and if it happened again that it could be suspension or even reported as sexual harassment. WTHO?

    This zero tolerance PC BS is out of hand.
    Not that I agree with zero tolorance,but where would you draw the line with physical contact between students? just curious.
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  • Jacob2008
    Do you know how many detentions I would be receiving?

    They would get rid of that rule, Those hands would be going 100 MPH!
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  • medic07
    We had rules when I was in school (eons ago [:p])...no holding hands or kissing or hanging on each other. But that was when we were in Jr High and up.

    Girls giving each other a hug before the weekend I really see no problem with...if that is the case, then maybe we need to make sure that the guys stop the high fives, the pat on the butt on the football field or the traditional holding of the hands in the group huddle before the game (if that even happens now days)

    Younger kids are just being kids. We are removing the social bonding that takes place naturally IMO. Most of us over 35 grew up without these rules, and I think we all turned out pretty good.
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  • CHEVELLE427
    the rule makers will keep making BS rules until we all stand up and say enough. (like that will ever happen) when this older generation is gone the rule makers will have there way and the country will be doomed. all we can do is try to teach our children some common sense right from wrong and what bs looks like and hope for the best. look how much has changed in the past 40 years what will it be like in another 40? more high tec gadgets and alot less common sense[:(] my .02
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  • Dakota308
    quote:Originally posted by medic07
    We had rules when I was in school (eons ago [:p])...no holding hands or kissing or hanging on each other. But that was when we were in Jr High and up.

    Girls giving each other a hug before the weekend I really see no problem with...if that is the case, then maybe we need to make sure that the guys stop the high fives, the pat on the butt on the football field or the traditional holding of the hands in the group huddle before the game (if that even happens now days)

    Younger kids are just being kids. We are removing the social bonding that takes place naturally IMO. Most of us over 35 grew up without these rules, and I think we all turned out pretty good.



    no your generation is just in denial[:D]
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  • medic07
    You got it dakota

    Deny everything...and counter accuse LOL[:D]
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  • spasmcreek
    i would suggest that the super is a sexually repressed twit that is acting out his frustrations because his parents didn't let him have a teddy bear to hug when he was 5...hesus h. christo... what a bunch of CRAP....his own kids are probably perfect examples of an alienated sociopath....and we wonder why at a later age kids act out in some bizarre way???....end of rant
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