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  • woodshermit
    Where have you been? Drug testing has become a way of life in this country and it is big business.

    You don't really expect the people who make the rules to hold themselves to the same standards, do you?
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  • WinM70
    The teens are minors, underage.
    The Adults are of "legal age" to drink, no crime committed.
    Teachers and staff are drug tested, prior to employment, and after having an accident on or using school equipment. Much like most other employers.
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  • mateomasfeo
    quote:Originally posted by WinM70
    The teens are minors, underage.
    The Adults are of "legal age" to drink, no crime committed.
    Teachers and staff are drug tested, prior to employment, and after having an accident on or using school equipment. Much like most other employers.


    So you're all for it then...
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  • RunForest
    quote:Originally posted by WinM70
    The teens are minors, underage.
    The Adults are of "legal age" to drink, no crime committed.
    Teachers and staff are drug tested, prior to employment, and after having an accident on or using school equipment. Much like most other employers.


    the adults are in custody of the most precious things on earth, children. adults should have the prove that they are sober and not under the unfluence of any alcohol or drugs while in custody of children. its legal for adults to consume alcohol but its not legal for them to be under the unfluence while at school.
    and the last time i checked people in america still had privacy rights to their own bodies....and that STILL includes minors
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  • fishermanben
    quote:Originally posted by WinM70
    The teens are minors, underage.
    The Adults are of "legal age" to drink, no crime committed.
    Teachers and staff are drug tested, prior to employment, and after having an accident on or using school equipment. Much like most other employers.


    You can legally drink at home with your family when underage. So should the school be able to punish your children for that?

    Ben
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  • RunForest
    quote:Originally posted by fishermanben
    quote:Originally posted by WinM70
    The teens are minors, underage.
    The Adults are of "legal age" to drink, no crime committed.
    Teachers and staff are drug tested, prior to employment, and after having an accident on or using school equipment. Much like most other employers.


    You can legally drink at home with your family when underage. So should the school be able to punish your children for that?

    Ben


    actually you cant legally drink at home even if your parents allow you too.
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  • spryor
    Maybe they just want to keep minors somewhat in check, before
    their drinking becomes habitual, and they become a drain on society.
    How dare they!![;)]
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  • bigtire
    If you are a minor who does not drink, you should not have a problem with it.[;)]

    And don't pull any of the "It's the principle of the matter" crap, we can see right through that.[;)]
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  • HAIRY
    quote:Originally posted by RunForest
    and the last time i checked people in america still had privacy rights to their own bodies....and that STILL includes minors
    You need to check again. Just hope you don't get caught after those sprees you go on.
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  • MASTERofNONE
    There are only 8 States that strictly prohibit drinking under age 21.

    The National Minimum Drinking Age Act of 1984 required all states to raise their minimum purchase and public possession of alcohol age to 21. States that did not comply faced a reduction in highway funds under the Federal Highway Aid Act.... It does not prohibit persons under 21 (also called youth or minors) from drinking. The term "public possession" is strictly defined and does not apply to possession for the following:

    An established religious purpose, when accompanied by a parent, spouse or legal guardian age 21 or older

    In private clubs or establishments

    In the course of lawful employment by a duly licensed manufacturer, wholesaler or retailer."

    Some other fun alcohol Facts :

    It's The Law!

    The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (BAFT) bans the word "refreshing" to describe any alcohol beverage.

    A young adult college student studying in Italy can't have a glass of Chianti with dinner, according to the Drug Free Schools and Campuses Act. Students under the age of 21 are prohibited by the federal government from conforming to the drinking laws and customs of the countries in which they are studying. This, of course, is contrary to the educational goals underlying international education or study abroad programs.

    A person can be sent to jail for five years for merely sending a bottle of beer, wine or spirits as a gift to a friend in Kentucky.

    Anyone under the age of 21 who takes out household trash containing even a single empty alcohol beverage container can be charged with illegal possession of alcohol in Missouri.

    Don't plan on running a "tab" in Iowa; it's illegal.

    Druggists in Connecticut must pay $400.00 each year for a license in order to use alcohol in compounding prescriptions.

    No alcohol beverages can be displayed within five feet of a cash register of any store in California that sells both alcohol and motor fuel.

    It's illegal in Michigan for a person under the age of 21 to give a gift of alcohol beverage to anyone, even to a person of legal age.

    An owner or employee of an establishment in Iowa that sells alcohol can't legally consume a drink there after closing for business.

    Public intoxication is a crime in Pennsylvania but specifically not a crime in Minnesota.

    Permitting diners to take home an unfinished bottle of alcohol beverage, rather than consuming it all before leaving to prevent "waste," encourages moderation and discourages intoxication. However, this is prohibited in Michigan.

    The entire Encyclopedia Britannica is banned in Texas because it contains a recipe for making beer that can be used at home.

    It's illegal in Indiana for liquor stores to sell milk or cold soft drinks. They can, however, sell unrefrigerated soft drinks.

    Texas state law prohibits taking more than three sips of beer at a time while standing.

    State law of North Dakota prohibits serving beer and pretzels at the same time in any bar or restaurant.

    In Houston, Texas, beer may not be purchased after midnight on Sunday, but can be purchased anytime on Monday...which happens to begin right after midnight on Sunday! So it's illegal to buy it when its legal to buy it?

    Colorado law requires that wine be sold in containers of at least 24 ounces and spirits in containers at least a fifth of a gallon. But, at the same time, it also decrees that no alcohol beverage can be stored in hotel minibars in anything larger than miniature containers.

    If you are intoxicated but not driving your car, but the person who is driving your car is intoxicated, both you and the driver can be charged with DUI (driving under the influence of alcohol) in Virginia Beach, Virginia.

    Some states and other jurisdictions within the US require that the interior of public drinking establishments be visible from the street, whereas other specifically prohibit that; some insist that food be available wherever drinks are served, whereas other make that illegal; and some require that anyone drinking stand at a bar, whereas others mandate that they be seated while drinking.

    Ohio state law prohibits getting a fish drunk.

    Drunk drivers in San Salvador can be punished by death before a firing squad.

    In Saskatchewan, Canada, it's illegal to drink alcohol while watching exotic dancers.

    Many of the states that have chosen to specifically prohibit alcohol consumption by those under age 21 have a variety of exceptions. For example,

    Some States allow an exception for consumption when a family member consents and/or is present. States vary widely in terms of which relatives may consent or must be present for this exception to apply and in what circumstances the exception applies. Sometimes a reference is made simply to "family" or "family member" without further elaboration.

    ....

    Some States allow an exception for consumption on private property. States vary in the extent of the private property exception which may extend to all private locations, private residences only, or in the home of a parent or guardian only. In some jurisdictions, the location exception is conditional on the presence and/or consent of the parent, legal guardian, or legal-age spouse.

    Some States also allow exceptions for educational purposes (e.g., students in culinary schools), religious purposes (e.g., sacramental use of alcoholic beverages), or medical purposes
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  • Kodiakk
    quote:Originally posted by bigtire
    If you are a minor who does not drink, you should not have a problem with it.[;)]

    And don't pull any of the "It's the principle of the matter" crap, we can see right through that.[;)]


    Negative, I'm a concerned parent and very agianst my daughters drinking and I still consider this complete crap.

    Schools are getting way over the line. Hell the other day my daughters school tried to tell me I couldn't take my daughter out of class. I told them I could and WAS. Then they wanted to know why. I told them because I was her father and I said so. They still pushed for a reason. Fine I told them and informed them I was going to call the police. Suddenly they the lady wised up and got her down there. Mind you she had a doctors appointment, but that was none of their business. I've had nothing but trouble with schools since I've had to deal with them for my daughters. Its getting to the point like I'm almost taking my children to a prison.

    They always try to act like they are the bottom line for making decisions for my daughters. I'm the parent and since my daughters have not gotten into any trouble and are making straight A's I must be doing something right.

    I guess its strange for them to encounter a parent that cares about their kid and takes responsiblity for them.
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  • RunForest
    public schools are an extension of the liberal government who believes they own you
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  • 11b6r
    Depends on your state law whether a minor can drink at ANY time. Here in VA, if I serve a minor child of mine IN MY HOME- it is legal. (I did not) Should be interesting, tho. Ever check the alcohol content in cough medicine or Nyquil? How will they distinguish between the sophomore that had a beer, and the one that had a cold?
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  • David Nunn
    The school doesn't intend to punish students who show evidence of alcohol consumption, only to notify their parents. So, if the parents are OK with it, no problem.

    BTW: If you ain't at least 18 years old, you aren't a human being yet, and have few, if any, rights. In Texas, minors have ZERO property rights. They don't own the clothes they wear. They don't own the TVs they watch, the jamboxes they listen to, the cars they drive. Their parents do. Parents own the child's property, and have a right to the child's services and income. You don't have to like it; that's just the way it is.
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  • 65gto389
    How can you test for alcohol that far off if you only had a minute amount of alcohol?


    BTW: what about cough medicine that may contain alcohol? Will the get get in trouble for that. Probably; and they will most likely suspend him for 'lying' to school officials. [just a thought]
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  • HAIRY
    quote:Originally posted by RunForest
    public schools are an extension of the liberal government who believes they own you
    Do you enjoy being home-schooled now? Please have your parent/teacher spend some time with you on how to write an English sentence. That would be a great start. [;)][;)]
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  • Fatboy lives
    You will soon discover if you have not yet, just because this is a gun board, does not mean that most here believe in liberties. Hell many of the gun owners here actually support gun control. If they are a gun owner that supports gun control, you know they aint gonna have a problem with this. Myself, I think its crap.quote:Originally posted by RunForest
    public schools are an extension of the liberal government who believes they own you
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  • GuvamintCheese
    quote:Originally posted by HAIRY
    quote:Originally posted by RunForest
    public schools are an extension of the liberal government who believes they own you
    Do you enjoy being home-schooled now? Please have your parent/teacher spend some time with you on how to write an English sentence. That would be a great start. [;)][;)]
    You mean, this would be a great start.
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  • tobefree
    I don't like it either....Lets do a million man march at a Bud plant and drink all the beer before some dumb kid gets busted.
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