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  • OJMayo
    http://hoovertacticalfirearms.com/

    well what do you think?
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  • spryor
    Great idea, but have to question the legality of it.
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  • OJMayo
    quote:Originally posted by spryor
    Great idea, but have to question the legality of it.


    i wonder the legality too. however, i would argue that in the intrest of public safety that government funded public schools should be as transparent as possible. in addition, the submissions from students will be anonymous and treated as "whistleblowers", the terms liberals love to use, lol. i would be very interested to hear what teachers are feeding kids about gun control and the 2nd amendment
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  • Doc
    There's already a site called "Rate My Professor" where students post comments about their college professors.

    You have to be cautious about slander with something like this. Saying something hurtful could get you sued. As long as the comments are along the lines of "This teacher spends a lot of time discussing environmental issues" rather than "This Commie jerk keeps talking about Al Gore's pinko movie" you should be OK.
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  • OJMayo
    quote:Originally posted by SaxonPig
    There's already a site called "Rate My Professor" where students post comments about their college professors.

    You have to be cautious about slander with something like this. Saying something hurtful could get you sued. As long as the comments are along the lines of "This teacher spends a lot of time discussing environmental issues" rather than "This Commie jerk keeps talking about Al Gore's pinko movie" you should be OK.


    good point. slander is a very real danger. thats exactly why this new site is going to be strictly the teachers words on tape. there would be no grey area
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  • zipperzap
    Very cool!

    The Nazis had a similar informer code they turned into a law!

    ... you could even expose and turn in your own parents for
    any anti-Nazi beliefs/behavior.

    It worked pretty well, too - many who were sent to concentration
    camps were somehow 'misplaced' and never seen upon the liberation
    of the camps in the summer of '45.

    Splendid idea![:o)][:o)][:o)]
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  • OJMayo
    yeah zipper, you make a very inteligent comparison. keep it up
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  • JackBwr
    I see no problem with this. It's a public school. Technically, a parent should be able to come and sit in the class if they feel like it. Why wouldn't we want to know what these teachers, professors are feeding the kids?

    Time for them to be accountable. Technology's going to make it happen.
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  • Colt Super
    Should not be any dispute. The schoolrooms should be videotaped all day, every day.

    The pinko, commie NEA has gotten away with too much for too long. They need measurable performance standards and constant scrutiny.

    Too bad we can't string them up when we take care of the lawyers.

    Doug
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  • OJMayo
    NEA is on the top 5 of most damaging groups to America.
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  • AZEX
    I would say more than "damaging" they are Anti-American, Anti-Constitution, Anti-heterosexual and Anti-Common Sense.

    Note the rise of the Charter Schools in states where the School Union doesn't dictate law to the legislators.

    Here in AZ my kids both go to Charter Schools and do great, while my mother is a teacher at a Public School, overrun by Tonks and hispanic gangs, and lorded over by a RECONQUISTA America-hater as a principal.

    Where would you rather your kids go?

    D.
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