For the life of me I can't figure out why young people are right leaning so much. Gen x we hated the wealthy and authority and especially the religious.
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I had a friend who wasn't allowed to wear his Beavis and Butthead shirt because it said butt on it. So his mom took yellow paint and painted over the "butt" making it Beavis and Head which was hilarious and A-Okay with school staff.
On 9/11/02 I woke up late and forgot about 9/11.
No one would believe my "bad cop, no doughnut" shirt was a coincidence or that anyone would forget 9/11.
My attempts to ask what making fun of bad cops had to do with 9/11 in the first place didn't help, but I got off of school, which was pretty cool...
On 9/11/02 I woke up late and forgot about 9/11.
How could you?! Alan Jackson would be very disappointed.
"bad cop, no doughnut" shirt
I forgot about those!
Yeah, I got called out immediately after making the time to take the "scenic route" that morning as well.
But anyways, it is a good example of how context needs to be part of it.
I didn't have any ill intent, but I'd have spent all day explaining that and derailing every class I walked into.
Like, people had been joining up on their 17th birthday and waiting to graduate to deploy for a year by then, someone probably would have tried to fight me.
People don't understand how crazy shit really was right after 9/11.
Really seems like the school district was doing those boys a favor. Can't think of something more lame for middle schoolers to wear than matching Let's Go Brandon sweatshirts. They saved those boys from their mom's political boomer humor.
When I was in middle school we couldn't wear Levi's 501 'Button Your Fly' shirts because it drew attention to the crotch.
One day, after Pee Wee's Big Arrest, I wore a shirt that said "Hey Pee Wee, Button Your Fly" and I made it all the way to 4th period before I had to turn it inside out. My 4th period teacher asked me who my first 3 teachers were for the day, because she couldn't believe I'd made it that far in the day... and when their names all started with "Mr." she just rolled her eyes and said "Figures."
Students are citizens with rights. But rules about profanity are reasonable measures for good discipline.
If a student wore a You Can't Lick Our Dick button to class, what teacher do?

Minors don't have the same rights adults do, especially when it comes to schools.
These people are morons but trying to ban a sweatshirt is just as dumb.
If they don't have any problems banning books then they should STFU about banned shirts
So being critical of the case, let's ask what exactly does the statement "Let's Go Brandon" mean to you? Who is Brandon to you? Personal friend?, are you an advocate for them? what does it mean to support them, i.e. "Let's Go"? If these words and phrases can't be giving legitimate answers, then it's clearly understood what it is meant within the conservative cultural. Fucking Duh!
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