MoCo HS Students Walk out of School in Protest

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, it was predicted that if Trump won, the Democrats would protest - some of it with violence. Republicans tend to have more respect for the Constitution and accept the outcome of a fair election without rioting.

"It would be despicable not to accept the results of this election."

- Hillary Rodham Clinton; during 3rd presidential debate

Those protesting the election results are thinking that statement is true only "if HRC is elected" were added at the end of the sentence.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, it was predicted that if Trump won, the Democrats would protest - some of it with violence. Republicans tend to have more respect for the Constitution and accept the outcome of a fair election without rioting.

"It would be despicable not to accept the results of this election."

- Hillary Rodham Clinton; during 3rd presidential debate

Those protesting the election results are thinking that statement is true only "if HRC is elected" were added at the end of the sentence.

+1

Protesting is a first amendment right. I for one am not protesting to stop Trump from taking office. He won fair and square. I will protest to let him know what I think about what he has said, what he plans to do, and I will be ready to continue to protest if he takes actions in office that I disagree with. This is a fundamental constitutional right, just as much as the right to your precious guns and the right to walk around displaying a treasonous flag.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well, it was predicted that if Trump won, the Democrats would protest - some of it with violence. Republicans tend to have more respect for the Constitution and accept the outcome of a fair election without rioting.

"It would be despicable not to accept the results of this election."

- Hillary Rodham Clinton; during 3rd presidential debate

Those protesting the election results are thinking that statement is true only "if HRC is elected" were added at the end of the sentence.

+1

Protesting is a first amendment right. I for one am not protesting to stop Trump from taking office. He won fair and square. I will protest to let him know what I think about what he has said, what he plans to do, and I will be ready to continue to protest if he takes actions in office that I disagree with. This is a fundamental constitutional right, just as much as the right to your precious guns and the right to walk around displaying a treasonous flag.

Trump supporter here who says ... demonstrate away. Exercise your rights (peacefully, of course, etc.), to the benefit of us all.

[Anonymous]

Half the kids in the U.S. don't know the difference between the Vietnam War and the Industrial Revolution.

Their protest was ridiculous - just a lame attempt to get out of school for a day.

What did it do?

nothing - lost them a day of knowledge, which they need

Please stop, kids. Learn your history first before you attempt to change it.

[Anonymous]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fs9XfT8yAd0

[Anonymous]

Knowing that area, I have to wonder how many of those kids have undocumented parents.

[Anonymous]

Students in school do not have the same constitutional rights to “peacefully assemble” or speak freely while attending school.
There are limitations.

http://www.firstamendmentcenter.org/k-12-public-school-student-expression-overview