I was in airborne. I haven't even told my family everything I did, I don't think they would understand.
Almost too hard to believe but I would demand her resignation
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I was in airborne. I haven't even told my family everything I did, I don't think they would understand.
That is a very strange thing to say.
We had a similar if less dramatic incident right here in good old pro gun Montana with one of our kids. A high school teacher assigned them to count how many guns were in their house and report the number back to him. Naturally the assignment was not completed, but without negative results.
if you have a problem with what i have to say then please dont be an internet coward cause i only live about and hour away
She then said the assignments that had been completed(several others refused or turned in blank papers) were turned over to the police so that when the next president is in office, they'll order the complete seizure of all firearms!
Except that he didn't claim that the girl was threatened with explusion. He claimed that she actually was expelled, and had to meet with the principal about it.It does sound fishy, but to give him the benefit of the doubt, We know that teachers can't expel. The teacher knows knows she can't expel, the principal knows the teacher can't expel, but the kids don't know that the teacher can't expel, and the threat of expulsion for a 2nd or 3rd grader coming from their teacher is very powerful.
If thats the case than oldsoldier wins (note this is at the end of page 3)!I smell a cry for attention.