Distraction in school/10


Same with how a confederate flag Hat would be a distraction, Whether it’s actually racist or not.

Rules are rules

Yeah that's probably true. I was in High School from 2002-2006 so yeah Prob old school. Obviously, schools are probably way different now, and some teachers prob dont give AF if students wear a hat as long as it's not obscene.Lmao that would be classic.

How do you determine what constitutes a distraction *******.

The school could make the argument anything is a "distraction"


Also guess sloots can't wear booty shorts cus that's definitely a distraction

Just lol @ being triggered over a hat

One question though..... would there be any problem wearing clothing with the ISIS flag/symbol on in an American high school?

It's a good debate, but the hat is against the rules.

Yes, at my school we weren't even allowed to wear raiders shirts lol. We had literal cops to threaten edge lords like this guy.

If we let people wear MAGA hats, would you also allow them to wear hats saying "Fuk the police" or Nazi swastikas? Do you see how maybe a school isn't the place for free political expression? Unless the course involves giving your political views, I'd eject someone like that from the room for a dress code violation. I'd do the same to someone wearing a Yang gang hat as well.

This is why we should have a strict dress code in school.

That's how it was for hundreds of years and produced many fine students.

B...bbb....but dats communism!!!!

hey kind sir, don't be mad at me. Just follow the rules

If you choose to break them, play stupid games win stupid prices hehe

rookie mistake. shoulda went with a rotation of MAGA, Trump, and thin blue line shirts.

teacher still looks like a clown for evacuating the room.

Yes, they're not allowed to wear booty shorts for that exact reason.

Even though it's terribly terrible poor sound OP mate - i agree ... it'd be amazing!!

The teacher is being really understanding as well. He does not get angry, but calmly tells the pupil the schools rules.The student is trying to provoke people. Listen to the way he tries to act. He is trying to make political stand, which only works, if the hat is provoking his classmates.

I respect the kid for standing by his beliefs and fighting for them, but he does so by being provocative.

they average 60k here and work 9 months. I still don't see why the hate

If you ask the teacher.... THAT'S NOT ENOUGH!!!! Lmao

Why couldn't the teacher just say "no hats allowed for anyone as per the dress code"?

im 100,000% for manners that actually matter, but hats indoors being "taboo" is the biggest pussy chit ive ever heard of, that chit no longer applies.

You sound like a Neanderthal in denial.

not everyone has aesthetic hair *******. Some ppl rather just wear a hat no reason to cry or act like it's "disrespectful" or offensive. That's the argument libtards make

brainwashed commie wave coming soon

Or the kid could've shut up and taken his hat off like everyone in high school is supposed to do when a teacher tells them to not wear their hat in class.It's funny how "rules are rules" only matters to HAs when it's convenient for their low IQ narratives. Sad!

I mean yeah I agree, but, HOWEVER, i think that if the teacher is making making the decision BECAUSE its a maga hat, and not, say, a BLM hat, then its 100% a bigoted move. Which, in this case, it 100% is. But we all know that the teacher will win this battle because its a hat and hat arents allowed even though he didnt use that as his ultimate defense. He tried to use the "I dont like trump and MAGA is hate speech" route

Wonder if they would have said the same thing if were an Obama/Bernie/Hilary hat? Really makes you wonder.

What about a BLM hat? lol

i smell a leftist

I can see both sides.

If you're going to be around bee's that will attack and sting you for wearing honey, then it's not a good idea to wear honey.

However, it would be better if the people were not like bees that attack people because they wear honey.

As a teacher among kids, you need to have a stern as fuk attitude... that sitting down and speaking in a soft voice will just get you ran over. I seen this in school, any teacher that was soft always got ran over, everytime, regardless of if they were a a solid teacher in other aspects.

Best approach would have been to pull the kid aside away from the others for a minute, and request he moves the hat... and explain to him that the rest of them are like children throwing a tantrum because they didn't get their own way. Usually when you level with someone like that and give them a little with their argument, and put down the opposition a little, they'll comply. And the end of the day what is happening is game of dominance... the kid wants X and the other kids want Y. It has nothing to do with freedom of expression or standing up for a right... it's a dominance game.

Regardless of if the hat is equal to that of wearing say a hat with a swastika on it... it's a subjective thing, to some of the students they think it is.

Where I lived we'd sometimes have day outings with other schools, and those other schools were of a different religious background... Wearing a certain jersey would be highly offensive to the other schools, and jerseys they could have worn would have been highly offensive to our school.

Both schools just had strict rules to wear normal clothes that didn't signal anything like that as a means to just simply not offend to other side.

I mean, you could wear a hat that had a picture of someone's mother giving you a blowjob, with the nude parts censored out... and you'd be allowed to do that. But it's obviously gonna be offensive to that person.

Sure it would be nice if people didn't get offended/it would be nice if they agree'd with everything you agree with... but they don't.

So instead of giving each other the finger, can't both sides just agree not to give the other side the finger? The alternative is the dominance game. One side could all wear their Trump hats, and the other side could all wear their BLM hats... sure they're all now freely expressing themselves, but a dominance game has formed and tensions will rise and fights will occur. Is that a better alternative than to just wear not signalling clothes and all get along?

I understand freedom of expression is a good thing and all, but doing so at every turn is just ignorant of human nature and how the world will react to you doing certain things that you don't find offensive, but they do. There's something they could do to you that is offensive too, like wearing a censored picture of your mother giving them a blowjob as a hat.

Would you really be all "Good for you man, freedom of expression, wear that hat with a censored picture of my mother giving you a blowjob"

Many liberals would agree "rules are rules and they must be followed for the sake of it being a rule"

Creating rules for the sole purpose of flexing power is the type of society libtards are working to create. Very akin to the current mask situation some would say (although the masks at least may serve a small purpose, if any)


Yes obviously certain attire in certain situations is inappropriate but if you tell your kid not to wear a hat in restaurant cus you think it's "rude", you're a *******. Dead srs

In most fancier restaurants, they will ask u to remove ur hat. SRS.

When I went to school, it was just no hats in class. Period. And anything considered remotely offensive was banned. There were a lot of complaints, but nobody cared. You either dressed appropriately or got written up.