Sourpuss

yes. Are you sure you want to take that position? Because that policy would mean that anytime violence results from someone's display of something, then that display could be banned. And people would use that position to start violence just as an excuse to prohibit things they don't like. the next thing you know, everything is forbidden, and no one is allowed to express anything. There goes the 1st Amendment. The way it should work is this: Free Speech guarantees that people are going to say and do things which offend you. Get over it. Be tolerant and respectful of others, because you'll want the same for yourself. Ah hell, that'll never work...

I personally find that to be a very compelling argument. Yes indeed. What are the school officials going to do about all the fights that break out between opposing fans at high school football games? Ban football?

It doesn't "serve right" anyone who dies in an accident doing something risky. Least that phrase be used against all skydivers who die in skydiving accidents. It's still a tragedy.

#11: We've kind of had our own American version of that one, with Jan Davis off of El Capitan in Yellowstone. Ugh.

do you know the definition of "Latino"? Okay, call them Mexican-Americans. Now, back to the question. If Mexican-American students wearing Mexican flags would cause fights to break out with European-American students, then should Mexican flags be banned?

Will Latino students be forbidden to wear a Mexican flag on American Independence Day?