I don’t like to write up nooze stories on the Sabbath day; but there are some outrages that simply should not be allowed to pass without comment. Like this one:
Student goes to school board meeting and asks why there are no American flags in any of his high school’s classrooms–although the state code requires it.
Rather than answer him, the board summons the police. Three cop cars come zooming down on the board meeting.
Three? They needed three cop cars to arrest some kid for asking a question? Is this a police force with nothing better to do? Or did we slip through a hole in space-time and wind up in the old Soviet Union?
Oh–and since the incident, now they have flags in the classroom.
No question about it: “public education” has got to go. And the town’s police chief ought to be fired for allowing his resources to be frittered away so frivolously.
You do NOT arrest people–with three squad cars no less–for asking a question at a public meeting.
Everyone responsible for this ridiculous incident must be publicly punished.
