Infowars.com
January 21. 2011
An Oklahoma boy got in trouble during an assembly at Parkview Elementary when he made a simple hand gesture. No, not that one. The first grader just made the childhood symbol for a gun, pretending he was shooting. This is something we, at least guys, have always done. My kids make the gesture hundreds of times a day — like a nervous tick.
The boy was placed on in-school suspension and threatened with more severe punishment should he repeat the gesture.
Things have changed since I was kid. Schools are trying so hard control every aspect of our children’s lives. No longer is youthful exuberance an valid excuse for behavior. Kids today are expected to fall in line or they will receive stern punishment. The general message is to submit to authority.
1 comments:
I talked to one teacher, who new nothing about this particular case, that said it probably went down like this:
The kids had probably already been playing shoot out and it was time to stop and watch the assembly. One kid wasn't ready to give it up and kept on playing like that and after being told to stop repeatedly, was finally taken to the office.
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