Justices rule for student in ‘cursing cheerleader’ case

[Drummie123]

Can you cuss in a courtroom?

I dunno.

Why don't you try it and then report back to us your findings?

 

[Drummie123]

Like Trump?

No music = Fail.

Or, to illustrate the LARGER point, FUCK YOU!

 

[TOP]

Like Trump?

Oh, dear....seriously? You're better than this, teach

 

[Drummie123]

That cartoon helps illustrate the problem of an influx of foreigners who don't share our values.

We make allowances for them and then the exceptions we make for them become expected to apply to everyone.

In a homogenous society, everyone more or less agrees to the same set of ethics and morality.

 

[AProudLefty]

I dunno.

Why don't you try it and then report back to us your findings?

You'd be tossed out and perhaps even land in a jail.

 

[AProudLefty]

Oh, dear....seriously? You're better than this, teach

Yep I am, teach.

 

[Drummie123]

So her choice of words is the problem for you?

If your set of values excludes certain words, then, yes. It is a problem.

In the military, does having one's ribbons or other insignia worn upside down or in the wrong place pose a problem?

Yes.

 

[Drummie123]

You'd be tossed out and perhaps even land in a jail.

There, that's not so hard to grasp.

 

[AProudLefty]

There, that's not so hard to grasp.

Yeah it's not hard to grasp that once you enter a courtroom, you abide to the rules.

 

[TOP]

Yep I am, teach.

OK...It is all about "choices"....have a good night

 

[Drummie123]

Students aren't allowed to vent their frustrations?

How were you raised???

When Dad or Mom made a decision which displeased you, to do something or prohibit your doing something, how were you allowed to express your frustration?

With profanity?

I'll assume, not.

 

[Drummie123]

Yeah it's not hard to grasp that once you enter a courtroom, you abide to the rules.

You write with a foreign accent.

Proper grammar is, "abide by the rules."

 

[AProudLefty]

How were you raised???

When Dad or Mom made a decision which displeased you, to do something or prohibit your doing something, how were you allowed to express your frustration?

With profanity?

I'll assume, not.

Not around my parents, no.

 

[Drummie123]

Not around my parents, no.

Why not, aside from the fact that they had the power to punish you for disobeying them?

 

[AProudLefty]

Why not, aside from the fact that they had the power to punish you for disobeying them?

No. It's out of respect.

 

[TOP]

No. It's out of respect.

That same Respect should be for everyone....

 

[Drummie123]

Yeah it's not hard to grasp that once you enter a courtroom, you abide to the rules.

Adopting a morality code which we all agreed to follow is like applying the same obedience to society's rules that you once paid to your parent's rules.

It would make your world a lot more pleasant and eliminate many problems.

 

[AProudLefty]

That same Respect should be for everyone....

Sure. However the SCOTUS settled a few cases several times.

 

[AProudLefty]

Adopting a morality code which we all agreed to follow is like applying the same obedience to society's rules that you once paid to your parent's rules.

It would make your world a lot more pleasant and eliminate many problems.

Okay. So what do you propose to make people "more pleasant"?

 

[Drummie123]

We've all admired kids who were well mannered. They were a pleasure to be around.

That's what we need to create in our society.

A set of moral guidelines which would, universally, diminish in our eyes, those who violated our guidelines.