Bfoon, would you consider the school banning lunches brought from home to be an authoritarian act?
Actualy it was an act of corruption, and would never stand up in court.
Bfoon, would you consider the school banning lunches brought from home to be an authoritarian act?
Bfoon, would you consider the school banning lunches brought from home to be an authoritarian act?
No. It is not an authoritarian act. WHO will be harmed? The parent's feelings...boo fucking hoo
No. It is not an authoritarian act. WHO will be harmed? The parent's feelings...boo fucking hoo
EVERYONE is harmed. It restricts a free individual without out any benefit besides a continued expansion of the power of an over reaching government.No. It is not an authoritarian act. WHO will be harmed? The parent's feelings...boo fucking hoo
I mean seriously, YOU think no one is harmed, and therefore it's not authoritarian? Are you on fucking drugs?No. It is not an authoritarian act. WHO will be harmed? The parent's feelings...boo fucking hoo
EVERYONE is harmed. It restricts a free individual without out any benefit besides a continued expansion of the power of an over reaching government.
EVERYONE is harmed. It restricts a free individual without out any benefit besides a continued expansion of the power of an over reaching government.
Never thought of it that way. You just might be on to something. And since we're on this tangent, somethings come to my mind that I'm sure you'll be on board with. Curfews. Not ones just based on age mind you, but for everyone not a police officer or government official (after all, civil servants are the highest in society). What do you need to be out after dark for anyways? I mean it's statistically proven that the majority of crimes take place at night, so this idea will only help everyone. And since no one is harmed, it's not authoritarian.Really? How about guaranteeing a child has at least one nutritious meal a day? Making sure he or she is not eating foods they packed with high sugar content that could amp up bad behavior and detract from mental concentration in the classroom?
The school is the guardian during school hours. With it comes responsibility AND some ability to decide what is best for the students.
You folks on the right need to grow up and start acting like responsible adults, instead of victims...
So the school, not the parent of the child, is the arbiter of what is and is not healthy for said child? Especially when the decision is made by the parents to not include the child in the schools lunch program? If a child is misbehaving than the school can punish the student and leave such decisions about sugar or transfat or whatever the nutritional boogy man of the day is. That's what parenting is.Really? How about guaranteeing a child has at least one nutritious meal a day? Making sure he or she is not eating foods they packed with high sugar content that could amp up bad behavior and detract from mental concentration in the classroom?
The school is the guardian during school hours. With it comes responsibility AND some ability to decide what is best for the students.
You folks on the right need to grow up and start acting like responsible adults, instead of victims...
Never thought of it that way. You just might be on to something. And since we're on this tangent, somethings come to my mind that I'm sure you'll be on board with. Curfews. Not ones just based on age mind you, but for everyone not a police officer or government official (after all, civil servants are the highest in society). What do you need to be out after dark for anyways? I mean it's statistically proven that the majority of crimes take place at night, so this idea will only help everyone. And since no one is harmed, it's not authoritarian.
Too bad for them then. It's for their own safety. Statistics say that over 90% of auto accidents (the leading killer under 25) are caused by youths at night anyways. Better they, and everyone else, not be allowed out after dark. It's just too dangerous.Ever try to pick up a gal at 10 am or 2 pm? Doesn't work very well. The young folks live for the night.
Never thought of it that way. You just might be on to something. And since we're on this tangent, somethings come to my mind that I'm sure you'll be on board with. Curfews. Not ones just based on age mind you, but for everyone not a police officer or government official (after all, civil servants are the highest in society). What do you need to be out after dark for anyways? I mean it's statistically proven that the majority of crimes take place at night, so this idea will only help everyone. And since no one is harmed, it's not authoritarian.
So the school, not the parent of the child, is the arbiter of what is and is not healthy for said child? Especially when the decision is made by the parents to not include the child in the schools lunch program? If a child is misbehaving than the school can punish the student and leave such decisions about sugar or transfat or whatever the nutritional boogy man of the day is. That's what parenting is.