sweetlittlemoon: christiannightmares: Suspended Nova Scotia student defiantly wears ‘Life Is Wasted Without Jesus’ T-shirt (To read the story, visit National Post) Well it seems like the school was trying to handle it well. This kid seems like a douche. Wearing it a couple times in defiance still says something. His continuing just proves he’s an ass. He’s not proving any point except that he views his religious beliefs superior to other students. Fuck that noise. I read a few other articles on this story and I’m laughing at the people in the comments and even some of the authors. There’re a lot of people trying to claim that the school was out of line for suspending him and then threatening suspension for the rest of the school year, and that the students that complained about him were “obnoxious and self-righteous”. Those students were well within their right to complain about the fucking shirt. I would offended, too, and I can almost promise you that this smug little shit would have complained to the principle if an Atheist sank to his level and wore a t-shirt that said something like, “Life is Wasted If You DO Believe in Jesus”. Instead, they took it to the proper authority and the simple solution was to have him wear a different shirt. Clearly no one read the part where he was TOLD to put on a different shirt and he adamantly refused under his misguided belief that he was “protecting” his “freedom of speech”. These same people obviously didn’t read the other part where it he CONTINUED to wear this same shirt throughout the week despite the school’s orders, so every time he wore it, they punished him - 3-day I.S.S., 5-day A.S.S., and now suspension for the rest of the school year. The shirt was no longer the problem. Blatant disregard for authority OVER the fucking shirt was the problem. I don’t know about any of you fuckers, but when I was in school, our Dress Code disbanded shirts that displayed religious, non-religious, and political beliefs altogether. It also disbanded shirts that were just as offensive (cursing, sex, drugs, alcohol, violence, bigotry, hate speech, etc.). S’what happens when you go to a fucking public school. The school was well within their rights to suspend him for not doing as he was told. So, yes, I agree - this guy does seem like a douche.
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Suspended Nova Scotia student defiantly wears ‘Life Is Wasted Without Jesus’ T-shirt (To read the story, visit National Post)



Well it seems like the school was trying to handle it well. This kid seems like a douche. Wearing it a couple times in defiance still says something. His continuing just proves he’s an ass. He’s not proving any point except that he views his religious beliefs superior to other students. Fuck that noise.



I read a few other articles on this story and I’m laughing at the people in the comments and even some of the authors. There’re a lot of people trying to claim that the school was out of line for suspending him and then threatening suspension for the rest of the school year, and that the students that complained about him were “obnoxious and self-righteous”.

Those students were well within their right to complain about the fucking shirt. I would offended, too, and I can almost promise you that this smug little shit would have complained to the principle if an Atheist sank to his level and wore a t-shirt that said something like, “Life is Wasted If You DO Believe in Jesus”.

Instead, they took it to the proper authority and the simple solution was to have him wear a different shirt.

Clearly no one read the part where he was TOLD to put on a different shirt and he adamantly refused under his misguided belief that he was “protecting” his “freedom of speech”. These same people obviously didn’t read the other part where it he CONTINUED to wear this same shirt throughout the week despite the school’s orders, so every time he wore it, they punished him - 3-day I.S.S., 5-day A.S.S., and now suspension for the rest of the school year.

The shirt was no longer the problem. Blatant disregard for authority OVER the fucking shirt was the problem.

I don’t know about any of you fuckers, but when I was in school, our Dress Code disbanded shirts that displayed religious, non-religious, and political beliefs altogether. It also disbanded shirts that were just as offensive (cursing, sex, drugs, alcohol, violence, bigotry, hate speech, etc.).

S’what happens when you go to a fucking public school. The school was well within their rights to suspend him for not doing as he was told.

So, yes, I agree - this guy does seem like a douche.

Source: christiannightmares

Florida Passed New Law Allowing Mandated School Prayer

Or, as the Floridian legislators claim, “inspirational messages”.

http://floridaindependent.com/74203/charles-van-zant-school-prayer

The law allows schools, K-12, to force kids to undergo “inspiration messages” during school events and activities. The legislators want to claim that it isn’t fucking “school prayer”, that it doesn’t say anything in the provisions that claim such.

However, there’s no set provision to begin with. No restriction on what would constitute as a “inspirational message” - meaning it can be anything from spreading a hate speech against homosexuals, to it telling seven-year-olds that the Earth is only 6,000 years old, dinosaurs never existed, and you’re automatically going to Biblical Hell if you’re a girl.

Here’s what the House sponsor tried to say:

“We [changed] that because we thought that wouldn’t go again this year. We got the attorneys in the senate and house together and asked for language that would pass U.S. and Florida Constitutional muster. They came up with the words “inspirational message.”

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I ran the bill as a First Amendment issue. in our constitutions, we’re guaranteed freedom of speech. We teach children to speak, and this gives them the opportunity to speak out in school. It doesn’t mix church and state. It’s really why we have free speech in this country, so people can bring forth these issues freely.

And the bill has no concern about what they talk about. They can talk about whatever they want. after all the billions and billions of dollars training teachers, and building school and buying buses and the billions we’ve put into classroom education, they should be able to say whatever they want to say.”


He wants to claim that it ISN’T mandated school prayer, except he later claimed that the reason why we have violence, unwed mothers, and overall disobedience is because of the “absence of prayer in school”. Allow me to embolden the parts where he makes it plain as day that he’s saying one thing, but really meaning another:

“All the opposition I got from this bill is from people afraid that someone might use the words Jesus Christ or might actually pray. Many called what we’re doing a euphemism for school prayer. i would make the point that school prayer was abolished by ignorant judges 50 years ago. And that 50 years is a history lesson in what happens to a society that removes prayer.

You can look at the many social ills in our country that have developed in those 50 years. Before we took out school prayer, the biggest problems in school were talking out of turn or chewing gum. Today, the problems are drug abuse, teen pregnancy, rape and assault. School problems speak for themselves. By allowing for inspirational messages, those problems will be addressed.”


Notice that he wants to claim that the problems we have today are not what we had fifty years ago because of his conclusion that schools had MANDATED school prayer … and the he then claims that the only way to fix the problems today is to allow “inspiration messages”.

That means talking about fucking Jesus. How stupid does this douchebag actually take me for?

Ignoring the fact that 50 years ago parents were also raising their kids and not letting videogames babysit for them, schools dealt with bullies much better than today, and we had stricter laws concerning minors possessing weapons and drugs, religious prayer also preached hate against Jews, homosexuals, and fucking BLACKS, and women were still not taken seriously. So, fifty years ago, it was an automatic exile from society and/or a death sentence if you were any of these.

Maybe if we had more than just fucking 3% of our tax dollars going to the ENTIRETY of our educational system, we wouldn’t have the crime and civil disobedience that we do now - just a fucking thought.

Then again, what do I fucking know? I’m just some female busy getting her degree in Web Design; I don’t know shit about law or the Constitution, or common sense and logic for that matter, right?

(Fucking side note: Since when did Florida start making it their goal to steal “The Asshole State” title from Texas?)