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18th June 2013, 06:52 AM
I know schools have rules on dress codes, but what ever happened to suspentions?
http://www.mrconservative.com/files/2013/06/NRA-500x281.jpg
Is wearing whatever T-shirt you want an inalienable right to U.S. citizens as part of their freedom of speech? Apparently not. A 14-year-old Kentucky middle school student, Jared Marcum, is actually facing legitimate jail time for an incident where he wore an NRA T-shirt to school that said, "Protect your rights." Ironic, right? Guns in schools are no joke, and it's quite understandable that a teacher took offense to Marcum's clothing selection—asking him to remove the shirt or turn it inside-out. However, Marcum refused, and even told the principal the same thing.
This situation escalated and prompted the school's principal to call the police. Once again, Marcum refused, and due to the incident, is now facing a $500 fine and up to a year in jail, Daily Mail reports.
Maybe the school would like a t-shirt with this better?
http://ehpg.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/israel911_banner.jpg
http://www.mrconservative.com/files/2013/06/NRA-500x281.jpg
Is wearing whatever T-shirt you want an inalienable right to U.S. citizens as part of their freedom of speech? Apparently not. A 14-year-old Kentucky middle school student, Jared Marcum, is actually facing legitimate jail time for an incident where he wore an NRA T-shirt to school that said, "Protect your rights." Ironic, right? Guns in schools are no joke, and it's quite understandable that a teacher took offense to Marcum's clothing selection—asking him to remove the shirt or turn it inside-out. However, Marcum refused, and even told the principal the same thing.
This situation escalated and prompted the school's principal to call the police. Once again, Marcum refused, and due to the incident, is now facing a $500 fine and up to a year in jail, Daily Mail reports.
Maybe the school would like a t-shirt with this better?
http://ehpg.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/israel911_banner.jpg