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post 1614746871 08-26-2020, 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted By BorderPatrol505
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
Originally Posted By BorderPatrol505
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
I also make them take their shoes off before coming into the house. And teach them to respect adults. And a whole host of other things.

Don’t you dare fukking call me a liberal as you fukking try to shame me for raising proper young men you degenerate *******. That’s the real whiny liberal bitch move. Get some fukking class and mind your own fukking business you balding lowlife.
post 1614747561 08-26-2020, 11:28 PM
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Originally Posted By GriecoR
Did you guys even watch the video? A hat breaks the dress code. Any hat... not just a maga hat. I wasnt allowed to wear hats in my highschool either.
this. i actually never known a school where you're allowed to wear a hat. where a shirt not that hard. kids a try hard
post 1614748531 08-26-2020, 11:41 PM
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Originally Posted By Bigbuster1
This, you can’t wear any hats in school, especially class.

The maga dude missed the easiest counter argument tho.

When the teacher said: “the hat is causing a response, and he deserves the backlash he is getting for knowingly wearing something that would cause people to lash-out him”, the kid should have said: “so are you saying that women who wear revealing or fashionable clothing should expect to be assaulted? Would you instruct a young woman to cover or or wear baggy clothing so she doesn’t get cat called or assaulted?”
Ho lee chit, that would be taking the fire and throwing plutonium on it. Would rep the kid IRL if he had dropped that pill.
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I bet if the school told you one of the rules is you had to suk off your teacher you'd do it cus you're a *******
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post 1614749081 08-26-2020, 11:51 PM
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My friend's brother just graduated high school. You wouldn't even believe the **** he said went on at his school. He said there were legit "furry" kids that go to school and think they are animals and sheit their pants in the middle of class and they have to pretend like nothing happened and the teachers tell the kids there is nothing wrong with it and if anyone says anything they will get suspended.
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Originally Posted By Caeculus
My friend's brother just graduated high school. You wouldn't even believe the **** he said went on at his school. He said there were legit "furry" kids that go to school and think they are animals and sheit their pants in the middle of class and they have to pretend like nothing happened and the teachers tell the kids there is nothing wrong with it and if anyone says anything they will get suspended.
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I don't care if he was asked to take it off but they overacted.

If schools consistently applied "No statements/politically/religious driven clothing" etc then I wouldn't care, but many don't.
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post 1614750211 08-27-2020, 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted By BorderPatrol505
Nah you're the *******. There's nothing disrespectful about wearing a hat. Not even has good hair genetics. If you want to cover up your hair that's your own fukkin business.

I bet if the school told you one of the rules is you had to suk off your teacher you'd do it cus you're a *******
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post 1614751181 08-27-2020, 12:31 AM
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Originally Posted By Duckliver
I also make them take their shoes off before coming into the house. And teach them to respect adults. And a whole host of other things.

Don’t you dare fukking call me a liberal as you fukking try to shame me for raising proper young men you degenerate *******. That’s the real whiny liberal bitch move. Get some fukking class and mind your own fukking business you balding lowlife.
Listen *******,

Creating pointless rules for your kids to follow under the guise of "respect" doesn't equal good parenting. Lol at you not seeing the difference actual manners(taking off shoes in house is a good example) and retarded rules(no hats at restaurants). If you can't see the difference between these two rules you are a literal ******* and your son's gonna laugh at what a good little cuckboy his dad was when he's older


Also far from balding, my hair just gets frizzy sometimes *******
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Originally Posted By Caeculus
My friend's brother just graduated high school. You wouldn't even believe the **** he said went on at his school. He said there were legit "furry" kids that go to school and think they are animals and sheit their pants in the middle of class and they have to pretend like nothing happened and the teachers tell the kids there is nothing wrong with it and if anyone says anything they will get suspended.
This, LOL just LOL expecting the same old school dress rules to be applied in the modern era when a kid can turn up as a different gender or identify as an owl. If a girl turned up in a hijab or a burqa, you teach them the same with a MAGA hat or BLM hat. The teacher hates to see this lack of discipline but he and his type helped to create it.
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proud of that kid for holding his ground


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Originally Posted By BorderPatrol505
Listen *******,

Creating pointless rules for your kids to follow under the guise of "respect" doesn't equal good parenting. Lol at you not seeing the difference actual manners(taking off shoes in house is a good example) and retarded rules(no hats at restaurants). If you can't see the difference between these two rules you are a literal ******* and your son's gonna laugh at what a good little cuckboy his dad was when he's older


Also far from balding, my hair just gets frizzy sometimes *******
I am teacher and I agree with whoever it was that said that the teacher just went on and on. He should have said, "no hats inside" if the kid refused, either write him up, or call the deputy or follow whatever procedure they have in place.

Rules ARE rules, whether you like them or not. You go to a school, you respect the rules. If you do not like the rules, have your parents join the P&C Council and have the rules changed the correct way. It isn't up to a child to question what the rules are, especially question a teacher openly in class. It is disrespectful and it is rude. Children and teachers are not on the same level. It is time that children learned they are not on the same level as adults. What this kid is doing is not questioning stupid rules or sticking it to the man, he is being an entitled little shyte.

You want to go to a private establishment such as a restaurant or a gym, then you respect the rules of that place. This isn't a hard concept to understand.

Go try being a rebel at your place of employment, and see how that goes.
post 1614760221 08-27-2020, 04:51 AM
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Originally Posted By ElSexisimo
I am teacher and I agree with whoever it was that said that the teacher just went on and on. He should have said, "no hats inside" if the kid refused, either write him up, or call the deputy or follow whatever procedure they have in place.

Rules ARE rules, whether you like them or not. You go to a school, you respect the rules. If you do not like the rules, have your parents join the P&C Council and have the rules changed the correct way. It isn't up to a child to question what the rules are, especially question a teacher openly in class. It is disrespectful and it is rude. Children and teachers are not on the same level. It is time that children learned they are not on the same level as adults. What this kid is doing is not questioning stupid rules or sticking it to the man, he is being an entitled little shyte.

You want to go to a private establishment such as a restaurant or a gym, then you respect the rules of that place. This isn't a hard concept to understand.

Go try being a rebel at your place of employment, and see how that goes.
A school is not a private establishment copernicus. Strong comparisons bringing those examples up. The irony of you being a teacher and using


Yes, kids should rebel against rules that are in place just to show the schools power and control over them. Ex) the hat rule.

Also yes I'm sure the high and mighty board of "decision makers" you boast of will update these retarded antiqued rules right away, just as they have with the dogchit school curriculum thats hasn't been updated in 40+ years
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If I was a baldcel in high school I'd lose my shiit if i couldnt wear a hat
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Originally Posted By BorderPatrol505
Listen *******,

Creating pointless rules for your kids to follow under the guise of "respect" doesn't equal good parenting. Lol at you not seeing the difference actual manners(taking off shoes in house is a good example) and retarded rules(no hats at restaurants). If you can't see the difference between these two rules you are a literal ******* and your son's gonna laugh at what a good little cuckboy his dad was when he's older


Also far from balding, my hair just gets frizzy sometimes *******
No he won’t. See here’s the difference. I’m a fine dining chef owner who has worked in some of the nicest restaurants in the world. I actually understand proper etiquette and my son goes to a kindergarten that costs 30k a year, he doesn’t have to hang out with owl kids etc... He actually gets to go to school this year while 95% of other kids in town do not. He will continue to learn and lead a different life then all you people who are continuing to participate in clown world, and will continue to show me respect just like I do with my father. Because that’s how my family does things.

You can keep sinking into your weird owl kid transgender fukt up society, my family will not partake, and does not have to.
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Kid was wrong. No hat rule means no hats.

It was like that when I was in high school.

He should wear a maga shirt.
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Fkn ****gy teachers pushing their political agenda on students.

Edit. Nvm it was the no hat rule.
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1
Kid was wrong. No hat rule means no hats.

It was like that when I was in high school.

He should wear a maga shirt.
I can recount all the times my classrooms were evacuated for me wearing a hat in hs. Which was against the rules.

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Originally Posted By BorderPatrol505
A school is not a private establishment copernicus. Strong comparisons bringing those examples up. The irony of you being a teacher and using


Yes, kids should rebel against rules that are in place just to show the schools power and control over them. Ex) the hat rule.

Also yes I'm sure the high and mighty board of "decision makers" you boast of will update these retarded antiqued rules right away, just as they have with the dogchit school curriculum thats hasn't been updated in 40+ years
I think whoever your teachers were, failed you. I didn't compare private businesses with schools, but you (or someone else) did mention restaurants on a post and whined about their rules too.

"High and mighty board of decision makers"? You do know that the P&C is mostly made up of kids' parents, right? If they think that hats are ok to be worn inside a classroom then they can decide on it. It's not up to some entitled to55er of a kid to follow whatever rules he feels like following. School curriculums are written by educators and bureaucrats. Two different sets of people. You've no idea what you're talking about.
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copied from a school pdf on dress code, we have no idea where this happened but.........


HAT POLICY
As of January 1, 2002 hats are allowed in all schools in California. The State Legislature passed this law
as a reaction to growing concerns over skin cancer that may be caused by over exposure to the sun during
childhood. Hats / visors may be worn out-of-doors during lunch and physical education for
protection from the sun ONLY. They are not to be worn during passing periods, before or after school,
and NEVER in any building! Colors allowed: white, blue, beige / brown, black, or combinations of these
colors. Styles must have a bill or brim and include: baseball caps, wide brim hiking / safari types,
western / cowboy, “Indiana Jones” / ”Crocodile Dundee” styles, golf styles. LOGOS / wording is limited
to only: Flag of the U.S.A.; Martinez, California; Martinez Junior High School. NO team names / sports
gear logos will be allowed. Hats / visors must be worn with bills / brims facing forward to shade the face.
Violation of the hat / visor policy will be treated the same as other dress code issues.
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Originally Posted By ElSexisimo
I think whoever your teachers were, failed you. I didn't compare private businesses with schools, but you (or someone else) did mention restaurants on a post and whined about their rules too.

"High and mighty board of decision makers"? You do know that the P&C is mostly made up of kids' parents, right? If they think that hats are ok to be worn inside a classroom then they can decide on it. It's not up to some entitled to55er of a kid to follow whatever rules he feels like following. School curriculums are written by educators and bureaucrats. Two different sets of people. You've no idea what you're talking about.
Ah so we should let cucked parents who are most likely libtards/blmers/part of the pc brigade determine dress code rules.. Got you
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