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Here is just another reason in a long line of reasons you shouldn't send your kids to school.  In most places, doing the right thing is punishable.  If they kick your kid out for saving a life, don't let them go back.  First, it obviously isn't a safe environment.  Second, those in charge obviously don't know the difference between right and wrong, so could not POSSIBLY know how to teach it.  Third... figure the others out on your own.  Next they will be fining kids for not drinking the cool-aid.  Well, actually, they merely ostracize them, ruining their chances at college, which is fine because unless they are "liberal", they aren't welcome anyway.  Admittedly, the kid wasn't cooperating with authorities during the investigation.  Still, it looks more like they were seeking a reason to expel.  After just having had a gun pointed at you or a peer, and knowing you will be forced back into that environment, how willing SHOULD you be to discuss the matter.  Prisoners and students share some things in common.  Rats aren't welcome, and are taught harshly.  Being expelled?  C A N  Do That Standing On My Hands.  Getting shot is a little more difficult.

Oh, don't you love it when employees (some employees much more than others) follow orders?  This is why women should be employed, but in the home only.  Honestly?  With a medical education, all of the faculties and facilities, but allowing death because someone, anyone, said so?  Still, she will probably get employee of the month, if unofficially of course (unless they fire her for doing her job, hehe).  Gotta love this, and yes... women who work are married to their jobs, in many of the ways they should be married to their husband.  They give, sometimes, what they shouldn't.

Do you even remember Hurricane Sandy?  This child does.  What was that shitstorm about Bush and a bunch of coloreds who wouldn't leave when warned?  Not a mention of this on the bigger picture, or the rest of it.  Now, personally, it isn't my thing.  You would think someone would figure something out.  And you would be wrong.  This admin doesn't have to worry about public pressure or the media, or indeed laws let alone the constitution.  Still, it's one of his own so it's difficult to give a fig.  He certainly hasn't, in any capacity.

Oh, and speaking of prejudice.  Don't let the picture fool you.  Staged in any case, as are almost all in that theme.  It seems aids is about on par to being as racially insensitive to blacks as the judicial, social, and other aspects of American life.  Good to see even a virus can... judge them by their fruits.  What as gas!