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lucky bastardJibbles wrote:
Fuck school, 2 more months (as of yesterday, but I'm not counting or anything ) of this shit and I'm DONE.
Lol at my school i talk on my phone during freetime; Listen to my ipod through the halls, hell, even when im in the office checking a teachers box.ThaReaper wrote:
I would answer my phone if my dad called me from Iraq. What is his dad happened to die the next day? I hate my school. The principle sucks, the teachers are all assholes, students don't have any input pretty much.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,350988,00.html
Last edited by Superior Mind (2008-04-13 19:50:00)
Besides the principal part, my school's the same. Most schools are. You're not alone. We even had a fucking "school meeting" where the board members met with students to discuss shit, and they just basically told us what they were gonna do, not let us actually speak out on the situation.ThaReaper wrote:
I would answer my phone if my dad called me from Iraq. What is his dad happened to die the next day? I hate my school. The principle sucks, the teachers are all assholes, students don't have any input pretty much.
Heh, military brat?Major.League.Infidel wrote:
Your friend needs a haircut.
Last edited by unnamednewbie13 (2008-04-13 23:38:28)
How?nukchebi0 wrote:
While this is rather stupid, it is easy to see the slant of FOX through the questions.
What, kids should be able to speak to their deployed parents when the opportunity presents itself?nukchebi0 wrote:
While this is rather stupid, it is easy to see the slant of FOX through the questions.
Last edited by unnamednewbie13 (2008-04-13 23:46:10)
Yeah, I understood the first part. I commented on what came after the comma. I don't really watch televised news, so I don't really have a reason to defend any of the networks, but I can say that you might be reading into FOX News a bit too much, like a Libertarian into a Hillary speech. ( for emphasis)nukchebi0 wrote:
The suspension was stupid, not the kid speaking to his parent.
Sorry for being so nebulous.
(Although you could have inferred from my statement that I was supporting him. The two clauses were contrasting, hence the 'while', and since the latter was criticizing the right wing pro-military position, it follows the former was supporting it.)
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I was more referring to how she was questioning the kid like she was conducting a direct examination of him.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Yeah, I understood the first part. I commented on what came after the comma. I don't really watch televised news, so I don't really have a reason to defend any of the networks, but I can say that you might be reading into FOX News a bit too much, like a Libertarian into a Hillary speech. ( for emphasis)nukchebi0 wrote:
The suspension was stupid, not the kid speaking to his parent.
Sorry for being so nebulous.
(Although you could have inferred from my statement that I was supporting him. The two clauses were contrasting, hence the 'while', and since the latter was criticizing the right wing pro-military position, it follows the former was supporting it.)
Edit: It's easy for me to see the distinction between supporting military families while criticizing political policy. Unfortunately in some cases, when people make such a show of berating a war that the enemy that members of our military families are fighting receive a morale boost, they are operating counter to their concern over the welfare of said families.
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