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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (596070)	12/21/2010 9:26:27 PM
From: Brumar89	1 Recommendation Respond to of 1571927

You mean they're the one show tries to cover both sides of issues.

To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (596070)	12/22/2010 12:55:59 PM
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Dangerous gang removed from high school. These exclusionary gangstas called themselves the, forgive the expression, Christmas Sweater Club. They sang carols, terribly exclusionary ones no doubt, and handed out candy canes. In addition to being dangerous weapons, I'll bet those candy canes weren't approved by Comrade Michelle's Ministry of Diet either. High School Students Punished for Belonging to Christmas Sweater Club & Handing Out Candy Canes (Video) Posted by Jim Hoft on Wednesday, December 22, 2010, 5:03 AM The members of the “Christmas Sweater Club” were put on detention because they were handing out candy canes – that could be used as weapons. More liberal insanity… Several members of the high school Christmas sweater club were put on detention for handing out candy canes before school. WUSA9 reported: They call themselves the “Christmas Sweater Club” because they wear the craziest ones they can find. They also sing Christmas songs at school and try their best to spread Christmas cheer. Now all 10 of them are in trouble because of what they did at their school. “They said, ‘maliciously maim students with the intent to injure.’ And I don’t think any of us here intentionally meant to injure anyone, or did,” said Zakk Rhine, a junior at Battlefield High School. The boys say they were just tossing small two-inch candy canes to fellow students as they entered school. The ones in plastic wrap that are so small they often break apart. Skylar Torbett, also a junior, said administrators told him, “They said the candy canes are weapons because you can sharpen them with your mouth and stab people with them.” He said neither he nor any of their friend did that. Next thing they knew, they were all being punished with detention and at least two hours of cleaning. Their disciplinary notices say nothing about malicious wounding but about littering and creating a disturbance. “It was at 7 in the morning, before school even starts, so I don’t what we’d be really disrupting,” said Cameron Gleason, also a junior. Principal Amy Etheridge-Conti says she can’t comment on the students’ discipline but did say there was a lot more to it than handing out candy and that the discipline was warranted. The boys admitted their incident may have caused litter since some kids dropped their candy canes on the floor. But Cameron Gleason said he spent an hour cleaning up the dropped candy. The boys’ parents think the school went overboard and maybe administrators were trying to stop their boys from spreading Christmas cheer. gatewaypundit.rightnetwork.com wusa9.com