Reply #31: As the parent of a soon to be eleven year old very outspoken boy [View All]

[Not_Giving_Up]

this is spooky. We're in a red state, but it's no secret that we don't agree with the way things are going. I don't think that my son would say anything quite like that, as my brother is deployed, and he adores his uncle very much. However, I was told that when their school held mock debates and elections, a friend of his booed at the kid playing * and was sent to the office for it. His mother was pissed...but didn't really do anything about it. Since when is booing something that you get sent to the office for?

Back to the original topic...The thought police don't want to come knocking on my door. They will find a family of people who will think for themselves no matter what. I'm known for being quite stubborn!