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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Schools are not a democracy.  They have dress codes, zero tolerance for somethings and can decide that students stand for reciting of pledge of allegiance as well as standing for national anthem.  Principals run the school not the students.

In Texas, this idiot lawyer will lose.[/quote]

The Supreme Court of the United States disagrees with you.  And has since 1943. But thanks for playing.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Virginia_State_Board_of_Education_v._Barnette

For the love of peanut butter, would you people please take civics!!!![/quote]
That kid doesn’t have a right to disrespect the flag. If you are saying the supremes are sacrosanct I will merely point out the Dred Scott decision and tell you to start over. Good try tho![/quote]

Stare decisis dude. This has been settled law doe 75 years, and an number of subsequent cases have relied on it. This is nothing at all like Dred Scott.

In other news, gay marriage is here to stay.

Really-- Google "stare decisis" and get back to us. Your argument is too dumb to waste my time on.

I'm sorry your version of the kid should respect and obey is illegal. But it is. And will remain so.

But cheer up.  There are still a few places in this country where school can administer corporal punishment. Move there, and all will be well in your world.  I feel bad for your kids though. [/quote]

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