Oh boy...
be 15, tell a off color joke and have political views that are not main steam, and your a terror suspect
http://www.breitbart.com/london/201...-ukip-activist-prevent-anti-terror-programme/
Not hyperbole, 'Prevent' is an organisation to which you report worrying activity to that may relate to terrorism.
'Section 406 also forbids ‘the promotion of partisan political views in the teaching of any subject in the school.’
It is time for an end to persecution of normal teenagers simply for not conforming to the politically correct opinions of their left-wing teachers.'
quote from link.
No wonder kids are coming out of school only thinking one way. not there fault. if they have a different opinion, they get warn!
Why is this important?
Teachers should not be controlling the political views of minors... If anyone should be biasing a minors views, it's the parents. there are 2 main reasons;
1) its not their job, there are here to teach and its against section 406 of 'The Education Act'
2) Political views are normally a binding subject in family (also religion, another thing teacher are not meant to preach). if their family also have the same views, and there teacher are telling them other ways, this put the child in the middle of he teachers (who he is told to respect as they know stuff) and their parents (who they love).
Because the leftist will say why this is nothing.. to save time;
-No, i would not vote of UKIP, they are not a well formed party, and don't think they could run the UK.
-This is freedom of speech. where one opinion is being stopped, where other are not (on so meany subjects).
- the child should have been told it was not appropriate to bring in leaflets*1, and maybe detention (lunch time , where you do lines of text 'i will not joke') for their crude joke (don't know what he said)... That's what used to happen
1*) if its true the teacher at that school are expressing there political views as school but don't allow a student, this is very worrying... not just against the 'Act', but its hypocritical and abuse of there power and trust.
I have said before (not here) that kids need to video their teacher when they start expressing political views to minors (and it happening). It needs to be reported.
So my question to you.... should teacher be forming minors political views?
be 15, tell a off color joke and have political views that are not main steam, and your a terror suspect
http://www.breitbart.com/london/201...-ukip-activist-prevent-anti-terror-programme/
Not hyperbole, 'Prevent' is an organisation to which you report worrying activity to that may relate to terrorism.
'Section 406 also forbids ‘the promotion of partisan political views in the teaching of any subject in the school.’
It is time for an end to persecution of normal teenagers simply for not conforming to the politically correct opinions of their left-wing teachers.'
quote from link.
No wonder kids are coming out of school only thinking one way. not there fault. if they have a different opinion, they get warn!
Why is this important?
Teachers should not be controlling the political views of minors... If anyone should be biasing a minors views, it's the parents. there are 2 main reasons;
1) its not their job, there are here to teach and its against section 406 of 'The Education Act'
2) Political views are normally a binding subject in family (also religion, another thing teacher are not meant to preach). if their family also have the same views, and there teacher are telling them other ways, this put the child in the middle of he teachers (who he is told to respect as they know stuff) and their parents (who they love).
Because the leftist will say why this is nothing.. to save time;
-No, i would not vote of UKIP, they are not a well formed party, and don't think they could run the UK.
-This is freedom of speech. where one opinion is being stopped, where other are not (on so meany subjects).
- the child should have been told it was not appropriate to bring in leaflets*1, and maybe detention (lunch time , where you do lines of text 'i will not joke') for their crude joke (don't know what he said)... That's what used to happen
1*) if its true the teacher at that school are expressing there political views as school but don't allow a student, this is very worrying... not just against the 'Act', but its hypocritical and abuse of there power and trust.
I have said before (not here) that kids need to video their teacher when they start expressing political views to minors (and it happening). It needs to be reported.
So my question to you.... should teacher be forming minors political views?