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    Boy does right thing, school suspends him anyway

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    There's an amazing episode of 'King of the Hill' that points out the idiocy of "zero tolerance" policies. Hank becomes Bobby's wood shop teacher. Great episode.

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    Zero tolerance policies are in place to keep government employees from actually having to make judgment calls. They are truly pathetic.

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    Zero tolerance policies are in place to keep government employees from actually having to make judgment calls. They are truly pathetic.

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    “All we’re asking for is a little common sense,” she said.


    Sorry Ma'm, we're fresh out of that here in the U.S....

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    well he DID break a rule. Even if he didn't plan or want to bring it the fact is he still brought the gun onto school grounds

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    well he DID break a rule. Even if he didn't plan or want to bring it the fact is he still brought the gun onto school grounds

    So court action is the correct course?

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    Hate Zero Tolerance policies.

    4 years ago in High School I was taking fine arts (home ec/sewing) and had to bring in some sewing needles for a project (we had to buy our own supplies). When I went to get them from my locker between classes one of the hall guards saw them and confiscated them and reported them to the principal. Long story short I got a 7 day suspension for having a "Weapon" in school property LOL. Fought it and lost still had to serve my 7 days. Schools are a freaking joke these days.

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