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School Humor Is Terminated
Sandy Hook hysteria has been most useful for attacking our fundamental right of self-defense, but it can also be used to suppress humor, which is not concordant with authoritarian socialism. Not many laughs came out of Hitler’s Germany or Stalin’s Russia; nor will there be many in Obama’s fundamentally transformed USSA, if this is any indication:
Everett High School’s principal has been suspended for two days without pay for appearing in a spoof of “The Terminator” movies that was shown to students. …
Naumann could have been fired from the school, which [is] in a suburb of Boston.
The video shown last month as [a] way for the new principal to introduce himself to students, shows him walking through the empty school dressed as the Arnold Schwarzenegger character.
The video was was called “The Nuamannator,” MyFoxBoston.com reported. The video showed clips of empty hallways, classrooms and a playground on fire. When asked about the absence of students in the movie, he says they had been “naumannated,” the report said.
Some said the parody was inappropriate and too violent in light of the school shooting in Newtown, Conn.
Who dares say “lighten up” only a month after a tragedy?
Sandy Hook hysteria has been most useful for attacking our fundamental right of self-defense, but it can also be used to suppress humor, which is not concordant with authoritarian socialism. Not many laughs came out of Hitler’s Germany or Stalin’s Russia; nor will there be many in Obama’s fundamentally transformed USSA, if this is any indication:
Everett High School’s principal has been suspended for two days without pay for appearing in a spoof of “The Terminator” movies that was shown to students. …
Naumann could have been fired from the school, which [is] in a suburb of Boston.
The video shown last month as [a] way for the new principal to introduce himself to students, shows him walking through the empty school dressed as the Arnold Schwarzenegger character.
The video was was called “The Nuamannator,” MyFoxBoston.com reported. The video showed clips of empty hallways, classrooms and a playground on fire. When asked about the absence of students in the movie, he says they had been “naumannated,” the report said.
Some said the parody was inappropriate and too violent in light of the school shooting in Newtown, Conn.
Who dares say “lighten up” only a month after a tragedy?
