Student wins right to wear t-shirt

[sapho]

LANSDALE, Pa. -- A Pennsylvania student is off the hook after the American Civil Liberties Union defended his right to wear a political T-shirt to school.

Chris Schiano's T-shirt said "International Terrorist" and had a picture of President George W. Bush.

A security guard at his high school north of Philadelphia told him to take it off. He refused.

Schiano said he's well versed in the First Amendment. He said he "knew right off they had no legal footing to stand on."

http://www.kcra.com/education/5532808/detail.html

:P

[Intifada]

I like the results of the vote.

[ComradeOm]

That shows how useful the right bit of knowledge can be.

[Rockfan]

Whens the guy gonna start posting here, he sounds like a he belongs.

[bolshevik butcher]

Sounds like a good bit of publicity for the left at any rate.

[Simotix]

Originally posted by [email protected] 14 2005, 08:31 PM
Whens the guy gonna start posting here, he sounds like a he belongs.
Just because he calls Bush an international terrorist doesn't mean he should be posting here.

Im not saying everyone should post here, or posting here should be limited. I am just saying that because of one action that may or may not have just been a prank/joke does not mean he should be thought of "Wow cool, he must be a leftist!"

[Morpheus]

It probably wasn't a joke. Those shirts are sold by leftists to leftists, I've seen lots of leftists wear them.

[Rockfan]

Jezz sorry. Sorry for sterotyping. Ok so maybe hes not a leftist I'm sorry. What else can I say? Shit it's a ton of Bricks.

[Clarksist]

Same thing happened to me!

But I didn't get international press... and all I ended up doing was piss off teachers.

[WUOrevolt]

I have that shirt

[Simotix]

Well in any case, I wore my "Meet the Fuckers" shirt with Cheney/Bush on it. Nobody really cared. I thought it was quite fun.

[Correa]

Too bad it was not a hammer and sickle shirt. :hammer: