School Uniforms NOW!! Make the CHANGE!! Focus on EDUCATION!!

i feel close to the same, but not quite as passionate about it as the squaw does

it'd difficult to find clothing that adheres to florence's dress code in places we can afford to shop. the school board doesn't take into account that the stores sell what falls in line with the fashion trends - target and wal mart don't CARE what the florence school board thinks... nor should they. they should stock things that people want to buy.

i'm not *really* in favor of school uniforms... i just prefer that idea to the haphazard mish-mash of rules they curently have as a dress code.

" the color of the pants and the color of the shirt may not be the same "

this rule was imposed solely because of the two dipsticks that wore solid black and shot up their school.

what was the school board thinking? do they really expect the mal-adjusted child to say "oh.. well... i was going to take my dad's revolver and shoot up the school today, but i can't wear my black pants with my black shirt, so i guess i'll just go play video games instead.."

kendy beherands was a retard, and the rest of the board are idiot mindless sheep who were afraid to say boo to the woman. especally andy betterton.. i know him, and he's a chinless, gutless, brainless coward.
also, he sings like someone is gutting a walrus, but that's beside the point.

ANYWAY.

yeah.. i'd support the move to uniform, but pretty much only because the dress code they have now is documented proof that Kendy was a big ol pot head, and often got her smoke on before board meetings.

idiotic skanky nancy pelosi lookin nazi hooker.

( if you were unable to guess fro mthe above diatribe, i think very poorly of the florence school board, expecially kendy, even tho she left. she may have retired, but i still wouldn't pee on her to put her out if she was on fire. at least i don't think i would. but i sure would like it if someone else would set her on fire so i can find out if i was willing to pee on her or not.... think we can get that idiot in florida to skip buring he qu'ran and burn kendy and the school board intead?

oh well. just a thought. good idea tho. the quran is at least useful to some people, so better to burn the board and kendy who are all totally usless.

ok. pointless rant over. i feel better now, tho

thanks, have a nice day.

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Originally posted by LittleSquaw:
Good students are being made to put on used clothes from the school's clothes dump bin if they are even slightly out of "dress code". Can you imagine how embarrassing and upsetting this can be to children?!

That's just insane! Who's bright idea was this?

After having taught for many years and remembering even my teen school days, I would be willing to bet that quite a few kids decide the day before to dress so they will have to change - just for the h--- of it! LOL! I love youth!

Just to clarify: I have children who attend a Florence City School but have never broken the "dress code" because we teach our children to follow the rules....so I am not raising the issue out of selfish motivation.
The incident that I described about the student who was TAKEN OUT OF CLASS and MADE, by an Ass't Principal, to put on the dump bin clothes happened just this week at FMS. The majority of the students knew about it (word travels fast, don't you know)and the student, along with the other students who witnessed and/or heard about it, was so upset that he/she had a hard time focusing on their work for the rest of the school day. Thus, my point.... The teachers and administrators have MORE than enough bonafide disciplinary problems to deal with, why waste valuable time with this?? If the NEW superintendent REALLY wanted to do the right thing and make a HUGE change for the students in the Florence City Schools. she would MAKE a way to repeal this "dress code" and go with uniforms and she wouldn't waste anymore valuable educational/instructional time on it.

Why not have blue coveralls like other schools and when the kids dress inappropraitly make the kids wear the coveralls the rest of the day? I'm not against school uniforms but I also don't see why that wouldn't work.

I half-way want them to wear uniforms myself. But I'm afraid that the girls would try to look like Britney in this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-u5WLJ9Yk4

I do not have a child in the FCS system, but I've always thought that uniforms were the way to go. No guessing what to wear and you always know that it's within code. I know I've heard some say that they would get bored with the same-o, same-o but it seems the students could always personalize their uniform to make it "their own". This, of course, would probably only concern the girls. When I was in school, the guys couldn't have cared less. Even the cool, preppy guys weren't that hung up on their clothes. For what it's worth (as I stated, I don't have a student there but) I say "Yes" to the uniforms.

Thenagle- Please come out of your shell and tell us what you really think!!! (I loved your rant BTW. Not picking at all, and hope you do feel better!)

When my Daughter was in grade school she went to a private school that had uniforms- I loved it! No arguing in the morning about what to wear, no closet full of clothes that were only worn two or three times. The jumpers had adjustable straps and lots of hem so that they could be adjusted and worn for more than a year. I think she had three jumpers, one pair of pants, one pair of shorts and five shirts that lasted for two years so it was economical. And they had a closet for people to "swap" out uniforms for bigger ones when the need arose at a nominal cost. Everyone had to wear a uniform, so no one complained that I was ever aware of.

quote:

The incident that I described about the student who was TAKEN OUT OF CLASS and MADE, by an Ass't Principal, to put on the dump bin clothes happened just this week at FMS. The majority of the students knew about it (word travels fast, don't you know)and the student, along with the other students who witnessed and/or heard about it, was so upset that he/she had a hard time focusing on their work for the rest of the school day.

Wouldn't it be a little easier if she just obeyed the dress code?

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Why not have blue coveralls like other schools and when the kids dress inappropraitly make the kids wear the coveralls the rest of the day? I'm not against school uniforms but I also don't see why that wouldn't work.

Because that is entirely too simple, Ronnie. School must teach children that adults have supreme power over them. They must be taught to submit to our will. Allowing them to wear t-shirts would certainly mean then end of civilization as we know it.

Yes, uniforms are the ultimate answer to life, the universe and everything. SUBMIT!

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Originally posted by LittleSquaw:
Just to clarify: I have children who attend a Florence City School but have never broken the "dress code" because we teach our children to follow the rules....so I am not raising the issue out of selfish motivation.
The incident that I described about the student who was TAKEN OUT OF CLASS and MADE, by an Ass't Principal, to put on the dump bin clothes happened just this week at FMS. The majority of the students knew about it (word travels fast, don't you know)and the student, along with the other students who witnessed and/or heard about it, was so upset that he/she had a hard time focusing on their work for the rest of the school day. Thus, my point.... The teachers and administrators have MORE than enough bonafide disciplinary problems to deal with, why waste valuable time with this?? If the NEW superintendent REALLY wanted to do the right thing and make a HUGE change for the students in the Florence City Schools. she would MAKE a way to repeal this "dress code" and go with uniforms and she wouldn't waste anymore valuable educational/instructional time on it.

Seriously? I would sue the living he!! out of that school board.

I have two daughters who attend FCS. They've never had a problem. It is only a problem for those who don't follow the rules. If my kid gets pulled out of class due to not following a rule, she will be held accountable for her actions. She should be in trouble with the principal and will be at home as well. I'm sick of the "poor pitiful me" attitude in today's society. Parents blame everyone when their kid gets in trouble at school-teachers, principals, other kids. Guess what? The real world doesn't work that way.

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Originally posted by thenagel:
i feel close to the same, but not quite as passionate about it as the squaw does

it'd difficult to find clothing that adheres to florence's dress code in places we can afford to shop. the school board doesn't take into account that the stores sell what falls in line with the fashion trends - target and wal mart don't CARE what the florence school board thinks... nor should they. they should stock things that people want to buy.

i'm not *really* in favor of school uniforms... i just prefer that idea to the haphazard mish-mash of rules they curently have as a dress code.

" the color of the pants and the color of the shirt may not be the same "

this rule was imposed solely because of the two dipsticks that wore solid black and shot up their school.

what was the school board thinking? do they really expect the mal-adjusted child to say "oh.. well... i was going to take my dad's revolver and shoot up the school today, but i can't wear my black pants with my black shirt, so i guess i'll just go play video games instead.."

kendy beherands was a retard, and the rest of the board are idiot mindless sheep who were afraid to say boo to the woman. especally andy betterton.. i know him, and he's a chinless, gutless, brainless coward.
also, he sings like someone is gutting a walrus, but that's beside the point.

ANYWAY.

yeah.. i'd support the move to uniform, but pretty much only because the dress code they have now is documented proof that Kendy was a big ol pot head, and often got her smoke on before board meetings.

idiotic skanky nancy pelosi lookin nazi hooker.

( if you were unable to guess fro mthe above diatribe, i think very poorly of the florence school board, expecially kendy, even tho she left. she may have retired, but i still wouldn't pee on her to put her out if she was on fire. at least i don't think i would. but i sure would like it if someone else would set her on fire so i can find out if i was willing to pee on her or not.... think we can get that idiot in florida to skip buring he qu'ran and burn kendy and the school board intead?

oh well. just a thought. good idea tho. the quran is at least useful to some people, so better to burn the board and kendy who are all totally usless.

ok. pointless rant over. i feel better now, tho

thanks, have a nice day.

I enjoyed this!

softball -

I agree with you here, but I would still support uniforms. I think that it would be a great step in the right direction and take alot of stress off the students to 'fit in' with their wardrobe. There will always be cliques, but why should we allow them to develop around those that can afford the latest fashions?

BTW - good to see you, havent seen you around in awhile!

Jeepin'

Thanks for the back up Jeepin'. I would support school uniforms as well. and thanks. I've been reading, but not posting.

No horse in this race, but can't all students under the current code wear polo shirts and khaki pants? Or skirts of a decent length? That's pretty a much a uniform isn't it?

A girl could get creative with dif. color shirts, etc. So could guys, but I wouldn't advise pink for them.

Not really tru, a uniform consists of those items, but those items do not make a uniform.

Uniforms lead to uniformity amongst the students wardrobe. You wear a specific color khaki pant with a certain shirt (usually either carrying the school color or logo, but not always). Skirts and shorts are also acceptable at a given length, but they are a certain color and style, not chosen by the student or the parent, but set by the dress code.

After they get them to dress the same, maybe they can get them to think the same, too.

They definitely need to transform the children into conformist robots w/o an original thought.

I completely disagree.. uniforms are part of a conspiracy to rob our kids of their individuality and personal identity and make them get used to the idea of falling in line like little robot conformist's.. IOW good soldiers.. forcing the kids to all dress the same is ridiculous, and dangerous.. just say NO! they want to change the rules and stuff to make our kids wear uniforms they should pay for them.. but do you think they will do that? they have given our kids toxic vaccinations to dumb them down and benefit big pharma via the medication we must buy them to even send them to school, plus the doctors visits.. and now they want them to dress like little soldiers... of course some people aren't going to see any problem at all in all this.. these are people who just don't get it and most likely never have... SHEEPLE!

VOTE THEM ALL OUT!

Anyone who is extremely concerned about individuality should not send their kids to public school.

Why do parents excuse their kids for breaking rules and sometimes even encourage them to break rules? Evaluate the school's rules. If you can't abide by them, you're free to go elsewhere.

The anger here is misplaced. One of my children went to the Florence City Schools after the dress code was implemented. We had no trouble finding clothing for him that was apprepriate and within code.

If you're going to lambast someone, speak to the managers of the stores where you shop. Insist that they stock clothes with which your child is satisfied in plenty of time to purchase them before the start of school.

Don't be led to the trough of whatever your particular discount store of choice stocks. You are the customer. If enough people make requests such as this, they will listen.

Once again, let me make it CLEAR that I am in NO WAY upholding, advocating, or excusing breaking the school rules; however, in an attempt to limit disruption in schools, motivate students to learn, and preserve precious instructional time, the FCS has created a monster with the "dress code". Why complicate all lives involved??!! If these principals and ass't principals have all of this extra time to play MILITANT wardens over such an unnecessarily complicated "dress code", then maybe we don't need as many of them as are currently in Florence City Schools. Put aside your BS's, MA's, and the Ed.D's here and use some LOGIC and COMMON SENSE: UNIFORMS NOW!! We don't need a committee, a study, etc. -- just DO IT!! This is not rocket science!
If a NEW principal takes the time and energy to send parents a recorded message about limiting the size of girls' purses (yes, we just recently received that) then why can't this uniform policy be implemented ASAP?? We are only ONE month into the ever expanding school year and sending a message about not allowing girls' to carry purses over the size of a #10 envelope, is what a brand NEW principal feels is important to focus on?? Surely, she has "bigger fish to fry"??!!
As for the issue of those who "can't afford" uniforms....Oh, please...give me a break!! These are the same "economically challenged" people who can afford every piece of the latest electronic equipment, video games, "ginormous" plasma TVs, cell phones for EVERY member of their family, designer clothes, "tricked out rides", etc. yet they get FREE or reduced lunches, FREE school supplies, food stamps, welfare checks, etc. You CANNOT make irresponsible people MAGICALLY sensible and responsible by throwing more money at them to waste!! So "I can't afford uniforms" is a MOOT point because the freeloaders will get freebies either way...

Littlesquaw:

Well said- The education level and "real life experience level" of lawmakers applies equally to all levels of government (a school system is a micro-governmental model).

I have always complained about getting in the check out line at the grocery store with my coupons, store brands, and sales paper only to get behind someone with name brand items, paying with food stamps, blabbing on the latest cell phone, getting into a car better than mine, dressed to the nines, and perhaps even driving off to a government furnished living quarters.

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Originally posted by thenagel:
i feel close to the same, but not quite as passionate about it as the squaw does

it'd difficult to find clothing that adheres to florence's dress code in places we can afford to shop. the school board doesn't take into account that the stores sell what falls in line with the fashion trends - target and wal mart don't CARE what the florence school board thinks... nor should they. they should stock things that people want to buy.

i'm not *really* in favor of school uniforms... i just prefer that idea to the haphazard mish-mash of rules they curently have as a dress code.

" the color of the pants and the color of the shirt may not be the same "

this rule was imposed solely because of the two dipsticks that wore solid black and shot up their school.

what was the school board thinking? do they really expect the mal-adjusted child to say "oh.. well... i was going to take my dad's revolver and shoot up the school today, but i can't wear my black pants with my black shirt, so i guess i'll just go play video games instead.."

kendy beherands was a retard, and the rest of the board are idiot mindless sheep who were afraid to say boo to the woman. especally andy betterton.. i know him, and he's a chinless, gutless, brainless coward.
also, he sings like someone is gutting a walrus, but that's beside the point.

ANYWAY.

yeah.. i'd support the move to uniform, but pretty much only because the dress code they have now is documented proof that Kendy was a big ol pot head, and often got her smoke on before board meetings.

idiotic skanky nancy pelosi lookin nazi hooker.

( if you were unable to guess fro mthe above diatribe, i think very poorly of the florence school board, expecially kendy, even tho she left. she may have retired, but i still wouldn't pee on her to put her out if she was on fire. at least i don't think i would. but i sure would like it if someone else would set her on fire so i can find out if i was willing to pee on her or not.... think we can get that idiot in florida to skip buring he qu'ran and burn kendy and the school board intead?

oh well. just a thought. good idea tho. the quran is at least useful to some people, so better to burn the board and kendy who are all totally usless.

ok. pointless rant over. i feel better now, tho

thanks, have a nice day.

nagel,

this is why you are on the 'watch' list

quote:

Originally posted by The Cold Hard Truth:
I completely disagree.. uniforms are part of a conspiracy to rob our kids of their individuality and personal identity and make them get used to the idea of falling in line like little robot conformist's.. IOW good soldiers.. forcing the kids to all dress the same is ridiculous, and dangerous.. just say NO! they want to change the rules and stuff to make our kids wear uniforms they should pay for them.. but do you think they will do that? they have given our kids toxic vaccinations to dumb them down and benefit big pharma via the medication we must buy them to even send them to school, plus the doctors visits.. and now they want them to dress like little soldiers... of course some people aren't going to see any problem at all in all this.. these are people who just don't get it and most likely never have... SHEEPLE!

VOTE THEM ALL OUT!

Theres a shortage of tin foil on isle two......

quote:

Originally posted by Katgurl:
Thenagle- Please come out of your shell and tell us what you really think!!! (I loved your rant BTW. Not picking at all, and hope you do feel better!)

heh.. venting can be very soul-soothing

i got no problem with a ' relaxed uniform' kinda thing...

blue jeans of khakis.. blue, grey white or black oxford type shirts, longor short sleeves, OR any of the offical florence school shirts already approved, knee length shorts in the summer, or for the girls that prefer, knee length denim or khaki skirts ankle length for cooler weather.

clothing must FIT. not to tight, not to loose. if your drawers can be seen, the pants are too loose. if we can tell if you prefer the brazillian look, the pants are to tight.

a dress code doesn't have to be stupid. we just have to get the school board to understand that the way a kid dresses isn't going to affect their mood, thoughts and behavior.

geeks are gonna be geeks, jocks are gonna be jocks, jerks are gonna be jerks, and the violently tended well still tend to be violent whether he is in jeans and a t-shirt, dockers and a polo shirt, a kilt and a cardigan or a sweet little gingham dress like dorathy

for some reason, this school board thinks if an anti-social child is forced to wear clothing that's considered 'normal' by middle age middle income snooty white people, then that anti-social child will suddenly become 'normal' by those same standards. they seem to think that clothing causes behavior, instead of the other way around.

personality andmood and behavior dictates the type of clothing the person prefers, not the other way around.

the florence school board is filled with mindless idiots who need to be boiled in oil for the felony level of stupidity they exhibit while makeing decisions that affect our children.

the problem i have here is that i cannot bring myself to acctually say that YES i would support florence school moving to uniforms... because those people are capable of taking a good and easy idea and twisting it around and tinkering with it until it becoems as stupid and backwards as the dress code is now.. and when we complain they'd say ' but you said you wanted uniforms! we do what you want and you still complain" blaming their shortcomeings and idiocy on us.

they follow standard government committee operation:

rule 1 - if it's broke - rename it, and declare it fixed. send out departmental memos to this effect. send press release to papers. take 1/2 day off and send 'thank you' gift, preferably 'worlds greatest secretary' coffee mug to secretary for keeping accurate minutes of the meeting, especailly the part where you were given 3 cheers for saving the day, even if the rest of the board hadn't arrived to the meeting when that part was 'recorded' flowers are ok instead of coffee mug, but only if you don't mind everyone knowing you're sleeping with the secretary.

rule 2 - if it ain't broke, fix it till it is. take full credit for hiring the person least responsible for it. try to find someone who was off work the day the decision was finalized, if possible. blame this person when it gets bad reviews, send out memos to this effect, send press release announcing termination of this person, and that 'steps are being taken to prevent this type of travesty/injustice/mistake from happening again' file issue under J for Oops and forget it ever existed. if issue is mentioned again, refer them to the memo. and the press release.

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Originally posted by falcon1234:
The anger here is misplaced. One of my children went to the Florence City Schools after the dress code was implemented. We had no trouble finding clothing for him that was apprepriate and within code.

If you're going to lambast someone, speak to the managers of the stores where you shop. Insist that they stock clothes with which your child is satisfied in plenty of time to purchase them before the start of school.

Don't be led to the trough of whatever your particular discount store of choice stocks. You are the customer. If enough people make requests such as this, they will listen.

sorry.. my kids were in the system as the same time.

one boy, one girl.

we have had a never ending struggle finding pants for our son that are dress code allowable that fit him.

he takes after his dad...( at that age, anyway)
i used to be really really tall and really really skinny. ( i got over the skinny part)

there are tons of pants that fit him... but not very many that are within the code.

i can walk into walmart and get him a 1/2 dozen pair of cargo pants that fit him inside 10 minutes.

can't wear cargo pants. the plain old jeans are either too short ( waders, we used to call em) if thye fit him in the waist, OR they are long enough and fit him around the waist like socks on a rooster.

and i don't even wanna go into the nightmare that is trying to find him shirts that fit.

in another 3 or 4 years, he'll have slowed down growing UP and caught up in filling OUT so it'll be sasier.. but right now, and for hte last 3 or 4 years it has been god awful.

ok, you had no trouble. i'm very happy for you.
we, however have had a world of trouble.
the only jeans we find that consistantly fit him off the shelf every time are levi's.
he out grows his jeans at least 2 tiems a year.
levi's are 35-40 bucks. call it 3 pairs of jeans to last through a week and to laundry on the weekend.

at 35 bucks a pair, that's almost 320 bucks a school year just for jeans.

i dunno about you, but i cannot afford that.

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Originally posted by HomesickGirl:
Anyone who is extremely concerned about individuality should not send their kids to public school.

Why do parents excuse their kids for breaking rules and sometimes even encourage them to break rules? Evaluate the school's rules. If you can't abide by them, you're free to go elsewhere.

one can protest the rules. one can fight to get them changed.
but for the most part, breaking the rules as a form of protest is counter-productive and typically causes more problems than is solves.

(there are, of course exceptions... civil rights.. equality.. etc etc... but tryign to protest the rule that says my kid can't wear her AC/DC t-shirt to school isn't really the same level of social importance as not allowing black men to vote or arresting rosa parks for riding the bus. it's a matter of perspective, ya know?)

that's what i teach my kids. you follow the rules, even if you think the rules are stupid. Eeven if the whole time you are fighting your hardest every day to change the rule, you still follow the rules.
you don't break stupid rules.
you break evil rules. if a man says you can't come in this building because you are gay, you break the rules. if a man says you can't work here because you're a woman, you break the rules. if obama says private citizens must give up their firearms or be arrested... you break the rules.

if you want to wear a FUBU sweatshirt to school... you get over it

as to the other point...

raise your kids right, and they will be stronger individuals than their clothes can change.
raise them to conform and fit in and be sheep, yeah, school uniforms can cause them to lose theri indivuality and just be one of the herd.... but... isn't that what they were already?
my kids could be forced to wear dress blues to school every day, or even MOPPgear, every day, and it'd make no difference to their personality.

i don't rememebr who was ranting that uniforms would turn out children into ' sheeple'...
whoever you are.. if the levle of personality and indvidualism your children have is controlled by the clothes they wear... that's a pretty poor statement on your ability as a parent.

my kids.. especially my daughter... have a deplorable amount of personality. i feel sorry for the boys when she starts dating.. she is such a smartass BEEyotch. i love it
her mom calls her a total ballbuster.

who they are doesn't depend on what clothign they are limited to, forced into or banned from.
they is who they is

the schools are paid for with our taxes, we own them, they aren't there to dictate anything, they are there for the sole purpose of educating our children.. it's disgusting that we have allowed so many of these liberals ti infiltrate the school system and have access to our childrens minds.. you need to get a grip with your party line crap

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Originally posted by HomesickGirl:
Anyone who is extremely concerned about individuality should not send their kids to public school.

Why do parents excuse their kids for breaking rules and sometimes even encourage them to break rules? Evaluate the school's rules. If you can't abide by them, you're free to go elsewhere.

I'll also add that H1N1 is going to be part of the regular flu shot this years.. not enough people took it last time around to please the agenda... are you going to allow your children to have these toxic shots at the same time you send them to school in their prison uniforms?

quote:

Originally posted by The Cold Hard Truth:
the schools are paid for with our taxes, we own them, they aren't there to dictate anything, they are there for the sole purpose of educating our children.. it's disgusting that we have allowed so many of these liberals ti infiltrate the school system and have access to our childrens minds.. you need to get a grip with your party line crap

quote:

Originally posted by HomesickGirl:
Anyone who is extremely concerned about individuality should not send their kids to public school.

Why do parents excuse their kids for breaking rules and sometimes even encourage them to break rules? Evaluate the school's rules. If you can't abide by them, you're free to go elsewhere.

Good Lord.

So.. is it the reptile people who are in charge of the schools?

or is it the illuminati?

quote:

Originally posted by The Cold Hard Truth:
I'll also add that H1N1 is going to be part of the regular flu shot this years.. not enough people took it last time around to please the agenda... are you going to allow your children to have these toxic shots at the same time you send them to school in their prison uniforms?

the flu shot?
to dumb down our kids.

really?
so.. how many h1n1 flu shots have you had this month? i'd have to guess you'd had a few dozen.

but please.. keep going... this kind of conspiracy stuff really tickles me...
one day, our government is so incompetent they can't even keep the jfk assassination a secret or the faked moon landing a secret... and the next day they are so good they are controlling us with hidden chips and have created special brain-sucker juice and are spreading it in a vaccine to make us all stupid.

dude.. never take the vaccine... if you get any more brain damaged it'll cause the people around you to have cronic headaches from the Aura of Stupid you'll project.

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Originally posted by The Cold Hard Truth:
I'll also add that H1N1 is going to be part of the regular flu shot this years.. not enough people took it last time around to please the agenda... are you going to allow your children to have these toxic shots at the same time you send them to school in their prison uniforms?

You are either very young or very stupid.
In my day we were glad (but not nearly as glad as our parents) that a vaccine for polio was around and because of it, that disease was almost erased from human history.
By far, the biggest killer of people during and right after WW1 was the flu.
Do you really want our kids to go back to the days of no vaccines where they could die from the next bug that comes along ? Maybe you need some children to have some concern about.

currently it's the stinking liberals filling our kids head with BS slogans like "it's OK to be gay" and stuff the school doesn't have any business telling them.. these liberals in the education dept. have to go

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Originally posted by thenagel:

quote:

Originally posted by The Cold Hard Truth:
the schools are paid for with our taxes, we own them, they aren't there to dictate anything, they are there for the sole purpose of educating our children.. it's disgusting that we have allowed so many of these liberals ti infiltrate the school system and have access to our childrens minds.. you need to get a grip with your party line crap

quote:

Originally posted by HomesickGirl:
Anyone who is extremely concerned about individuality should not send their kids to public school.

Why do parents excuse their kids for breaking rules and sometimes even encourage them to break rules? Evaluate the school's rules. If you can't abide by them, you're free to go elsewhere.

Good Lord.

So.. is it the reptile people who are in charge of the schools?

or is it the illuminati?

there are solid links now between mercury that is used in vaccinations and ADHD and other associated problems.. how many right here have to give your children stuff like Ritlin, Focalin, Concerta etc. to get them through the school day? mass numbers of children are effected, way way beyond what would be normal.. it's no accident, they know they are damaging our children and they are doing it on purpose.. the vaccines are the culprit, it's been long suspected but always denied by big pharma with the government on their side.. new studies show that indeed, vaccinations are causing a lot of the autism, adhd and other problems...
look at countries where they don't make kids take a smorgasbord of these ****ed things.. their rates of these problems are substantially lower than ours... but of course the sheeple, of which there are a lot of right on this forum live in blissful ignorance to the things that the government is doing to us and our children.. it's amazing

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Originally posted by thenagel:

quote:

Originally posted by The Cold Hard Truth:
I'll also add that H1N1 is going to be part of the regular flu shot this years.. not enough people took it last time around to please the agenda... are you going to allow your children to have these toxic shots at the same time you send them to school in their prison uniforms?

the flu shot?
to dumb down our kids.

really?
so.. how many h1n1 flu shots have you had this month? i'd have to guess you'd had a few dozen.

but please.. keep going... this kind of conspiracy stuff really tickles me...
one day, our government is so incompetent they can't even keep the jfk assassination a secret or the faked moon landing a secret... and the next day they are so good they are controlling us with hidden chips and have created special brain-sucker juice and are spreading it in a vaccine to make us all stupid.

dude.. never take the vaccine... if you get any more brain damaged it'll cause the people around you to have cronic headaches from the Aura of Stupid you'll project.

I am neither.. our kids get a whole bunch of vaccinations now, made with different materials used as preservatives and other ingredients that cause brain damage and physiological changes.. these aren't the same vaccinations as back "in the good old days" the H1N1 vaccine is downright dangerous.. google is your friend.. they create a freaking pandemic with a man made virus and then reap billions and billions of dollars from the vaccine.. anybody who gets the flu shot this year with H1N1 added into it is a fool... google is your friend, and if google wont give it up, try another search engine.. do your own research and if you think you want that vaccine you go ahead and be stupid and take it.. me and mine will pass...

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I'll also add that H1N1 is going to be part of the regular flu shot this years.. not enough people took it last time around to please the agenda... are you going to allow your children to have these toxic shots at the same time you send them to school in their prison uniforms?

You are either very young or very stupid.
In my day we were glad (but not nearly as glad as our parents) that a vaccine for polio was around and because of it, that disease was almost erased from human history.
By far, the biggest killer of people during and right after WW1 was the flu.
Do you really want our kids to go back to the days of no vaccines where they could die from the next bug that comes along ? Maybe you need some children to have some concern about.

this little squaw person only joined this website to promote forcing our kids to have to wear uniforms and us to have to buy them.. she most likely has a stake in all this somewhere.. she most likely has an agenda and is trolling the forum to promote it.. it's not the first time we've seen this.. nobody is stopping her or anybody else from sending their kids to school wearing a uniform.. it's a load of BS to try and dictate what we have to dress our kids in so they can go to school.. in the cities they do it because they claim kids wear gang colors and stuff like that.. I don't think gangs are a big issue in podunk Alabama

I was once observing a school nurse at Bob Jones High School for one day. I had asked about the dress code and was told that it was basically "just don't wear anything disruptive."

As I went to lunch, I saw the asst. principal looking at kids who were changing classes. Immediately ahead of me was a white boy with a pink mohawk. Who did the admin. stop and admonish? A black boy whose pants were slightly too low. Go figure...

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Originally posted by The Cold Hard Truth:
google is your friend, and if google wont give it up, try another search engine..

You do realize that you cant trust everything you find on the internet, right?