Obama Incites Gun Violence By Playing Toy Guns With Daughters

[Busybody]

Via Daily Caller:


Wishing Americans a happy Father’s Day, the White House tweeted a picture of President Obama and one of his daughters playing with toy water pistols.

The Tweet comes at a time when several schools around the country—fearful that such toys make kids more prone to violent behavior—have launched trade-in programs that encourage children to exchange their harmless toy guns for chances to win prizes, like books and bicycles.

One such trade-in took place last weekend at Strobridge Elementary in California. Principal Chris Hill, who organized the event, explained that toy guns desensitize kids toward gun violence.

 

[Busybody]

 

[Busybody]

so if they can arrest BOYS for WEARING am NRA shirt

for eating a gun shaped PASTRY

for having a quarter sized LEGGO gun


WHY ISNT OBAMA IN JAIL NOW?

 

[doubleover]

Why wasn't he holding the gun sideways?

 

[phrodeau]

Obama doesn't just fling poo any more.

 

[Busybody]

so if they can arrest BOYS for WEARING am NRA shirt

for eating a gun shaped PASTRY

for having a quarter sized LEGGO gun


WHY ISNT OBAMA IN JAIL NOW?

WHY ISNT OBAMA IN JAIL NOW

 

[Busybody]

Teachers and principals everywhere are apoplectic. Oh wait, he's pro-union... never mind!

 

[Busybody]

at least he isnt skeet shooting using real bullets

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

What we say, not what we do!

Manufacturing guns for tots!
Doin' the Lord's work!

 

[Wat_Tyler]

at least he isnt skeet shooting using real bullets

Much more convincing.

 

[Busybody]

It turns out the pic is an old pic

That the WH used that pic indicates

1-Obama did NOTHING with his "kids" yesterday....so he is a bad FATHER and should have his "KIDS" taken away

2-Or they are saying FUCK YOU AMERICA, you cant do this shit, we can...WE BE BETTER THEN YOU




Here's a PARTIAL list of some things happening recently in our nation's schools, as compiled by University of Tennessee law professor Glenn Harlan Reynolds (in a June 3 USA Today column) and Fox News writer Perry Chiaramonte (in a June 11 foxnews.com article):

* Maryland: A 5-year-old boy who brought an orange-tipped cap pistol onto a school bus was interrogated for two hours (not allowed to go to the bathroom, he wet his pants) and then suspended for 10 days; in a different school, a second-grader was suspended for biting a Pop-Tart into a shape resembling a gun (to a teacher's eyes, at least -- others just saw a pastry with a bite missing).

* Massachusetts: A kindergarten boy was punished with detention for bringing a tiny Lego gun the size of a quarter onto a school bus, and was forced to write a note of apology to the driver.

* South Carolina: A 6-year-old girl was expelled for bringing a toy gun to school.

* Pennsylvania: A fifth-grader was scolded in class for accidentally bringing a piece of paper folded into the shape of a gun to school; in another school, a 5-year-old girl was suspended for talking about a Hello Kitty gun that shot soap bubbles.

Other stories around the nation tell of students being disciplined for just saying the word "gun" to another student or drawing a picture of one or wearing clothing with U.S. military symbols and slogans (one boy was sent home for wearing a T-shirt with the National Guard's Minuteman statue logo showing a farmer holding a musket, long a symbol of American patriotism).

As Chiaramonte notes, children -- especially boys -- have played soldier or cops-and-robbers for generations, and punishing them "is turning adults into bullies and backfiring on kids."

 

[Busybody]

Much more convincing.

Pansy Mangina

vs

Russian Bear

 

[Wat_Tyler]

Pansy Mangina

vs

Russian Bear

Chicago hip-gangsta wannabe vs. KGB killer.

 

[Busybody]

I like

Pansy Mangina better

 

[Wat_Tyler]

I wasn't disputing your word, and the shoe still fits.

 

[Busybody]

Obama says

STFU, MOFO

I CAN DO WHATEVER I WANT



Suspension won’t be removed for five-year-old grilled over cap gun who then peed his pants

7:42 AM 06/17/2013



School officials in Calvert County, Maryland have denied a request to expunge the suspension of the kindergartener who brought a plastic cap gun on a school bus last month and then wet his pants during a subsequent interrogation.

The refusal came in the form of a letter dated Friday, reports The Washington Post. The letter stated that the five-year-old “did bring a cap gun in his book bag.” It also charged that some other children were frightened and told school officials that they couldn’t discern if the orange-tipped cowboy-style gun was real or fake.

The unidentified kindergartener had brought the toy gun in his backpack because his friend had brought a water gun the previous day. He later told his mother that he “really, really” wanted his friend to see it. (RELATED: Kindergartener interrogated over cap gun until he pees his pants)

School officials at Dowell Elementary School in the town of Lusby proceeded to question the five-year-old for over two hours before finally calling his mother at 10:50 a.m. By that time, he had wet his pants (which the mother called highly unusual).

The Post notes that the principal — Jennifer L. Young, according to Dowell Elementary’s website — told the boy’s mother that things would have been even worse had the toy gun been loaded with caps. In that case, the school would have regarded the plaything as an explosive and called the police.

The original suspension handed down May 29 was for 10 days. After a disciplinary conference and the intervention of local attorney Robin Ficker, the suspension was reduced to three days.

School officials considered — and denied — the request to eradicate the punishment separately.

The boy’s mother (an otherwise unidentified teacher in Calvert County) expressed frustration that a seemingly serious offense for a look-alike gun will now be part of her son’s permanent record.




“I’m disappointed that we can’t bring an end to this,” she told The Post.

“Why would you do that to a five-year-old who brought an obvious toy?” the teacher added

It’s not clear how long the punishment will now remain a part of the five-year-old boy’s permanent record.

Ficker said the family will now appeal the request to expunge the suspension to the Board of Education of Calvert County.

School district officials had no comment about the decision.


Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2013/06/17/s...ap-gun-until-he-peed-his-pants/#ixzz2WVrSCTAt

 

[LiFeNdEaTh]

ha... gangsta! lol