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Topic	Trump Parents are OUTRAGED their Son couldn't wear FAKE NEWS to a CNN TOUR!!!
Conner4REAL 11/25/17 1:39:57 AM #34:	Zeus posted... Conner4REAL posted... If his parents were really first amendment advocates then they would know that the protections of free speech only apply to government restricting your free speech. And even if it was a public school. A uniformly applied dress code on a minor to represent the school on a field trip to an outside company would certainly fall under a reasonable time place and manner restriction. In case you missed it, public schools ARE the government. And there already HAVE been decisions regarding political-themed clothing where SCOTUS defended the rights of students to wear clothing with certain political messages. While the ruling might not extend this far -- and it might not -- the principle is well within the realm of the First Amendment. Which is why I included in my post the special circumstances of attending a field trip to an outside location and reasonable time place and manner restrictions. I can see a school requiring all students to dress in suits as a condition to go on a voluntary field trip. --- "dai-No-MITE" - Donald trump. <cite>Conner4REAL posted [p:891015610] in Trump Pare... [t:76009762]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Conner4REAL posted...</cite> <quote>If his parents were really first amendment advocates then they would know that the protections of free speech only apply to government restricting your free speech. And even if it was a public school. A uniformly applied dress code on a minor to represent the school on a field trip to an outside company would certainly fall under a reasonable time place and manner restriction.</quote> In case you missed it, public schools ARE the government. And there already HAVE been decisions regarding political-themed clothing where SCOTUS defended the rights of students to wear clothing with certain political messages. While the ruling might not extend this far -- and it might not -- the principle is well within the realm of the First Amendment.</quote> Which is why I included in my post the special circumstances of attending a field trip to an outside location and reasonable time place and manner restrictions. I can see a school requiring all students to dress in suits as a condition to go on a voluntary field trip. --- "dai-No-MITE" - Donald trump.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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