HA!

[assateague]

The West Virginia eighth-grader who was suspended and, astonishingly, arrested last week after he refused to remove a t-shirt supporting the National Rifle Association returned to school on Monday.
In a move The Daily Caller can only characterize as courageous, 14-year-old Jared Marcum returned to Logan Middle School in Logan County, West Va., wearing exactly the same shirt, which depicts a hunting rifle with the statement “protect your right.”

According to Fox News, other students across the rural county showed their support for Marcum by wearing similar shirts to school.
“There’s a lot of people wearing this same exact shirt, showing great, great support and I really appreciate it,” Marcum said in the morning outside the schoolhouse door, according to local NCB affiliate WBOY-TV.

http://news.yahoo.com/eighth-grader-arrested-over-nra-shirt-returns-school-130218866.html

[DC727]

Hell yes!

[flight control]

Awesome!

[grizz18]

Good for that kid, and his parents.

[jehler]

incited a riot, what a joke, they should have charged the teacher

[aunt betty]

One has to wonder what the teachers are taught and tested on to get their degrees. Political (in)correctness seems to be #1 priority,
Second, third, and fourth as well.

[Bootlipkiller]

One has to wonder what the teachers are taught and tested on to get their degrees. Political correctness seems to be #1 priority,
Second, third, and fourth as well.

Ha your generation is teaching them! Thanks:)

[jehler]

cops fault

[flight control]

God bless the Robertsons

[aunt betty]

One has to wonder what the teachers are taught and tested on to get their degrees. Political correctness seems to be #1 priority,
Second, third, and fourth as well.

Ha your generation is teaching them! Thanks:)

You mean your mom's generation or just mine?

[Bootlipkiller]

One has to wonder what the teachers are taught and tested on to get their degrees. Political correctness seems to be #1 priority,
Second, third, and fourth as well.

Ha your generation is teaching them! Thanks:)

You mean your mom's generation or just mine?

Well I'm assuming you and her are close in age so both. Lol

[Bootlipkiller]

cops fault

Well that's a given. So is global warming .

[Mornin Beef]

I'm remeber having to remove my farfrompuken t shirt in highschool. Had to wear a nasty wrinkled gym shirt out of the lost and found. Smelled like a cat sprayed it

[AKPirate]

I'm remeber having to remove my farfrompuken t shirt in highschool. Had to wear a nasty wrinkled gym shirt out of the lost and found. Smelled like a cat sprayed it

I want my shirt back!

[Bootlipkiller]

My school was awesome. The only shirts you couldn't wear were beer shirts. I sent a letter to the editor of my local paper in 1999 (my freshman year) reference the possible outlawing and classifying of a 870 as a assault weapon. Long story short the letter was so well received by the public a reporter came to my house and took a photo of me holding my 870 and interviewed me about my support of our second amendment rights. To my surprise It ended up on the front page and in all 7 of my high school classes that day we discussed the importance of the second amendment. College however was quite a different story.

[AKPirate]

My school was awesome. The only shirts you couldn't wear were beer shirts. I sent a letter to the editor of my local paper in 1999 (my freshman year) reference the possible outlawing and classifying of a 870 as a assault weapon. Long story short the letter was so well received by the public a reporter came to my house and took a photo of me holding my 870 and interviewed me about my support of our second amendment rights. To my surprise It ended up on the front page and in all 7 of my high school classes that day we discussed the importance of the second amendment. College however was quite a different story.

What college did you fail out of for doing the deans wife?

[Bootlipkiller]

My school was awesome. The only shirts you couldn't wear were beer shirts. I sent a letter to the editor of my local paper in 1999 (my freshman year) reference the possible outlawing and classifying of a 870 as a assault weapon. Long story short the letter was so well received by the public a reporter came to my house and took a photo of me holding my 870 and interviewed me about my support of our second amendment rights. To my surprise It ended up on the front page and in all 7 of my high school classes that day we discussed the importance of the second amendment. College however was quite a different story.

What college did you fail out of for doing the deans wife?

Butte community, I'm a poor kid!

[Tomkat]

I hope the NRA sends the whole school a t shirt.

[Mornin Beef]

I'm remeber having to remove my farfrompuken t shirt in highschool. Had to wear a nasty wrinkled gym shirt out of the lost and found. Smelled like a cat sprayed it

I want my shirt back!

You can have it scurf ball

[AKPirate]

I'm remeber having to remove my farfrompuken t shirt in highschool. Had to wear a nasty wrinkled gym shirt out of the lost and found. Smelled like a cat sprayed it

I want my shirt back!

You can have it scurf ball

and don't wash it...

[aunt betty]

When I was a kid they didnt have t shirts with ads...the first ones were either coke or bud and were free. They couldnt make them fast enough. Someoneone said, "hey, we can sell these" and the rest is history.

[(MT)Montanafowler]

wow, school has sure changed from when i was a kid. We were still able to have our shotguns in our trucks so we could hunt roosters on the 15 mile drive back home.

[Bootlipkiller]

A year before I started high school they stopped letting us bring guns to school after our pre school duck hunts. Our teachers found ways around some of the state laws. We could have a pocket knife as long as it was small and we referred to it as a shop tool.

[goodkarmarising]

Nice....

[Woody]

That kid is what we need more of!

[Botiz630]

wow, school has sure changed from when i was a kid. We were still able to have our shotguns in our trucks so we could hunt roosters on the 15 mile drive back home.

A lot can change in 5 years, Idaho.

[NuffDaddy]

:clap:
Good for that kid!!

[jehler]

wow, school has sure changed from when i was a kid. We were still able to have our shotguns in our trucks so we could hunt roosters on the 15 mile drive back home.

A lot can change in 5 years, Idaho.

loled for real

[Redbeard]

wow, school has sure changed from when i was a kid. We were still able to have our shotguns in our trucks so we could hunt roosters on the 15 mile drive back home.

A lot can change in 5 years, Idaho.

Ha!!!

[The Duck Hammer]