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8. this encourages lawsuits, lol! oh, and there's a public park with a see-saw near my home.

Fri Mar 14, 2014, 04:01 PM

Mar 2014

what's going to happen is that teachers are going to take liberties and do things that others believe are in violation of the students' first amendment rights and then there will be a lawsuit. some local ordinance or state law doesn't trump the constitution.

the see-saw near us has a few safety features we didn't have in the old days, but what's wrong with that? playyards in general are far safer, yet kids still have plenty of fun and exercise with them.

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Oh! FFS. Tennessee bill would legalize wishing students 'Merry Christmas' [View all] okaawhatever Mar 2014 OP

Um...I always assumed it was anyways. Chan790 Mar 2014 #1

There are people who like to pretend it's illegal. Mariana Mar 2014 #9

I can't wait for the screams that will come yuiyoshida Mar 2014 #2

This will work atreides1 Mar 2014 #3

Its a liability thing. prommie Mar 2014 #4

Hee haw ... GeorgeGist Mar 2014 #6

this encourages lawsuits, lol! oh, and there's a public park with a see-saw near my home. unblock Mar 2014 #8

sounds like it will allow them to teach christmas and nothing else if they want unblock Mar 2014 #5

All it would take is a small handful of students requesting a school-sanctioned Eid al-Adha... LanternWaste Mar 2014 #7

Oh, they passed that bill here in Oklahoma this year, as well. KatyaR Mar 2014 #10

Our legislators would rather do ANYTHING Tsiyu Mar 2014 #11