I saw an ABC News report last night that a school in Arkansas has banned all items of clothing related to "South Park", anyone who wears one is asked to leave and change clothes.
Looks like the right-wing conspiracy is underway :P
I'll kick them in the nuts!!
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Or maybe a LEFT-wing conspiracy (they're the ones who are always worried about being politically incorrect -- and SP and its T-shirts are refreshingly incorrect).
CB
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An elementary school here in Cherokee County, Georgia just banned SP shirts as well.
yeah they did it to bart simpson shirts a while back. [email]
Marc P. Oburg wrote in message ...
This mite be on of those rare instances where the left & right meet. They both have a problem with the issues. But where is the conspiracy???
"...enjoy the Internet while it lasts.. ...it's only a fad" - Flauntleroy
SCREW THEM ALL!!!!! I will wear mine whether they like it or not!!!!!!!!
Well, this is an interesting conspiracy at best. Banning certain types of clothes, books, and TV shows is something usually happens from the right.
The left usually comes in and defends those with the ACLU and demands that their civil rights not be violated.
But, IMHO, seeing as SP is not PC, the RW and the LW probably contacted the ACLU ASAP to stay outta the CH.
Eric Bycer, Jedi Knight Sorry, channelled Robin Williams for a minute there.
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I don't see why they would ban ALL shirts. I can see if they banned Kick Ass! shirts. But banning Beefcaaake shirt... nah. What does everyone else think?
If I recall correctly I think it was one of the "Dude that kicks ass" shirts that offended everyone....if you ask me even *that* is pretty mild. The thing is, they would pretty much have to ban *all* SP related shirts otherwise a problem of "well, how come you let him wear an SP shirt to school but not me" could arise.....makes no sense to me. If I was thrown out of school for wearing a beefcake shirt I would certainly protest. I'd kick them in the nuts.
Don't people in schools have better things to worry about than a bunch of silly shirts?
I'm just glad that I am well out of high school now so I don't have to worry about it anymore.
Wear a Marilyn Manson shirt instead, then. Or a neckchain with an upside-down crucifix.
Bartron wrote:
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Basically, replace the words "South Park" with "Marilyn Manson", "The Simpsons", or "Beavis and Butt-head" and it'll apply to the respective years in which the same controversies occured.
Peace, Vince Yim